Mark Carney can win by walking away from a US trade deal
The Americas,Trade,Mark Carney,Donald Trump,United States,Canada,Tariffs,Economy And Jobs,Global Economy,Politics
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has revealed the paradox of his nation's asymmetrical position: if the United States asks for too much, saying no becomes its own victory. The collapse of US-Canadian trade talks was meant to demonstrate Washington's leverage and ability to dominate smaller neighbors. Instead, it has given Ottawa something rarer than tariff relief: political clarity.
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