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Canada's dollar-for-dollar tariff retaliation against Washington is a strategic bet by Mark Carney that Canadian voters will absorb short-term pain longer than American consumers will. The 70 percent export de…
Canada is retaliating against a trading partner that buys nearly 70 percent of its exports — a move that demands unified political will against a mathematically unequal opponent.
The public debate fixates on tariff percentages and political theater, missing that trade wars reshuffle supply chains built over decades and that the reshuffling tends to stick even after the tariffs lift.
Carney's retaliation is a bet on time — that Canadian voters will absorb pain longer than American consumers will. The 70 percent export dependence figure tells you which side of that bet has the shorter runway.
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