Auto Pact

Title: Auto Pact
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Auto Pact

Auto Pact In May of 2000 the World Trade Organization (WTO) ended the Canadian made Auto Pact.® The Auto Pact was an agreement constructed by Pierre Trudeau in 1965 that allowed companies to bring auto parts and vehicles from anywhere in the world into Canada without any tariff, but with two conditions.® One condition was a requirement of commitment to jobs in Canada, manufacturers had to produce one car in Canada for everyone they sold.® They also …showed first 75 words of 1183 total…

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…showed last 75 words of 1183 total…already given. America saw no reason for the Auto Pact so they did not help Canada fight oversea companies in front of the WTO. Canada’s auto industry is now a fading star. They have no way of forcing plants to remain within their borders. Canada, mainly Chretein, a fading star on his own, has to devise a new pact or else Canada could lose their number one export and a main source of employment

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