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Harmonizing our border makes sense
Friday, February 4th, 2011
Feb. 04, 2011
… manufacturers have invested heavily in their compliance and security and partnered with governments to become trusted traders through initiatives such as Partners in Protection, Customs Self Assessment, and Free and Secure Trade. These programs… provide even greater trade and security information to governments so their resources can be focused on lesser known shipments. Despite this, the transactional compliance hurdles these companies face at the Canada-U.S. border weaken our manufacturing competitiveness, dampen export growth and impede job creation in both countries.
Tags: economy, ideology, standard of living
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Own the economic podium
Tuesday, March 2nd, 2010
Mar 02 2010
Canadian business needs lower tax rates on business investment as well as specific tax measures that leave more money in the hands of companies to encourage investment in new, more productive and environmentally friendlier production technologies, new process and product innovations, new workplace skills, and the development of new markets in Canada and around the world.
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