Nafta Sunset Clause 'Creating Uncertainty,' Ex-Trade Rep. Says

The transcript discusses the potential for a NAFTA deal, focusing on the challenges posed by the sunset clause and the need for creativity in negotiations. It highlights Canada's opposition to the sunset clause and the possibility of separate deals. The impact of the Mexican government transition on negotiations is considered, along with the bandwidth required for multiple trade talks. The shift in trade focus from manufacturing to services is noted, as well as the use of national security grounds for tariffs.

What role does the integration of the North American market play in the negotiations?

What challenges are presented by negotiating multiple trade agreements simultaneously?

Discuss the implications of using national security grounds for implementing tariffs.