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The transcript discusses the potential for a US-Canada trade deal, highlighting the success of the existing free trade agreement. It addresses the importance of anti-dumping panels, the ongoing lumber dispute, and the impact of tariffs on trade relations. The conversation also touches on the need for Canada to relax dairy industry restrictions while maintaining fair trade practices.

What has been the impact of the free trade agreement on US agricultural exports to Canada?

• They have increased by 500%

• They have decreased by 50%

• They have remained the same

• They have increased by 1000%

What is the current status of US dairy exports to Canada?

• They are minimal

• They are declining

• They are equal to Canada's exports to the US

• They are three times Canada's exports to the US

What is a key reason for the success of the free trade arrangement between Canada and the US?

• It has increased tariffs

• It has decreased trade

• It has led to trade disputes

• It has been beneficial for both countries' economies

Why are anti-dumping panels considered necessary in trade agreements?

• To increase tariffs

• To ensure fair application of trade laws

• To promote agricultural trade

• To reduce exports

What is the main issue with the tariffs imposed on steel and aluminum?

• They are too low

• They are illegal under existing trade agreements

• They benefit the US economy

• They are supported by the steel workers

What could be a consequence of imposing tariffs on the auto sector?

• Decrease in auto prices

• Bankruptcy of major auto companies

• Increase in auto exports

• Growth in the auto industry

What is the stance on relaxing supply management in the Canadian dairy industry?

• It should be completely abolished

• It should remain unchanged

• It should be relaxed over time

• It should be tightened