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• Fuel Costs Cutting Trade

If oil goes to US$200, as the CIBC has forecast, "we are back to the tariff rates not seen since prior to the Kennedy Round GATT negotiations in the mid-1960s. Are we seeing a major inflow of jobs back to the manufacturing sector? Not yet," he said. "But if oil prices continue to rise and transport prices even double from the current rate, you will see more and more jobs coming back." "How much of Chinese manufacturing production will be coming home remains to be seen," the report adds, "but there is certainly no reason why we should not expect to see at least comparable if not greater trade diversion than we saw during the OPEC oil shocks of the 1970s."

... industries, such as the labour-intensive textile sector. But in products such as steel and heavy ma... will face less competition from China, India and Korea. On the other hand, high energy prices w...

• Winnipeg Free Press
• August 27, 2009

• Pricing greenhouse gas emissions: the impact on Canada's competitiveness.

...Large developing countries such as China, India, and Russia have more carbon-intensive production ... industries in select countries: machinery and wood and wood products in Mexico; wood and woood products, transport equipment, and textile and leather in Japan; mining and quarrying and non...

• C.D. Howe Institute Commentary
• Nbr. 2009, February 2009