U.S., Mexico Said to Agree to Nafta Deal as Canada Awaits Talks

The transcript discusses the complexities of trade negotiations between the US, Mexico, and Canada. It highlights the US-Mexico agreement on local content and worker pay, unresolved issues like the sunset clause, and sector-specific challenges in dairy and energy. The pressure on Canada to join the agreement is also examined, considering the political dynamics and potential outcomes.

What is the main goal of the US, Mexico, and Canada in their trade negotiations?

• A bilateral agreement between the US and Mexico

• A trilateral agreement involving all three countries

• A deal that excludes Canada

• An agreement focused solely on the automotive industry

What is one of the major unresolved issues in the trade negotiations?

• The percentage of local content in cars

• The sunset clause

• The level of pay for Mexican workers

• The inclusion of Canada in the agreement

Which sector is mentioned as having a significant sticking point in the negotiations?

• Dairy

• Textiles

• Agriculture

• Technology

What is one of the concerns regarding a US-Mexico bilateral deal?

• It would be beneficial for Canadian businesses

• It would lead to outdated trade rules

• It would create complications for American businesses

• It would simplify supply chains

What political challenge is Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau facing in the trade negotiations?

• Pressure to agree to US demands

• Pressure to maintain a strong stance against US insults

• Pressure to exclude Mexico

• Pressure to focus on the energy sector