Sec. Ross Says New Canada Trade Deal Will 'Clear the Air'

Sec. Ross Says New Canada Trade Deal Will 'Clear the Air'

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The video discusses the impact of a new trade agreement on the US trade deficit with Mexico and Canada, estimating tens of billions of dollars in effect. The importance of finalizing the deal before Mexico's administration change is highlighted. The video also touches on the implications for China, noting that it's too early to engage in negotiations with them, and explains how the new rules of origin affect non-NAFTA regions.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is the estimated impact of the new trade agreement on the trade deficit between the US, Mexico, and Canada?

A few million dollars

Tens of billions of dollars

Hundreds of billions of dollars

No significant impact

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Why is it important to finalize the trade agreement before the new administration in Mexico takes over?

To increase trade with Europe

To avoid changes in the US administration

To reduce tariffs on Chinese goods

To ensure it passes through the Mexican Congress

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What has been the effect of the pending trade agreement on foreign direct investment in Mexico?

It has increased significantly

It has remained stable

There has been almost no capital expenditure

It has decreased slightly

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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How does the new trade agreement affect China's role in the NAFTA region?

It negatively impacts China's role

It has no effect on China

It increases China's influence

It allows more Chinese parts in NAFTA

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What is a significant change in the NAFTA rules of origin under the new agreement?

Only electronic parts are considered

Parts can be sourced from any country

62.5% of parts must be made within NAFTA

All parts must be sourced from Europe