US President Donald Trump will come into force on Tariffs on Monday.
An economist, a state of public policy school of Calgary Calgary, said Alberta could not only make a big hit from Trump’s tariffs, but also Canada’s revenge tariffs.
Talking to journalists in Washington on Monday, Trump, Canada and Mexico confirmed 25 percent of all goods from Canada and Mexico, 10 percent for Canadian energy imports, will continue at a lower level.
Trump, on February 4, the tariffs were postponed to force, but a month from Canada and Mexico officials were postponed a month, and Trump promised to take steps to prevent illegal immigrants due to its own tariff threats.
The rest of the economist, Kent Fellows, Alberta and Canada can cause a decline from the effects of Donald Trump’s tariffs.
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Fellows told global news that when the Trump’s strategy is difficult to clarify here, Alberta and Canada can be “looking at the barrel of potential decline.”
The US President Donald Trump will go on Tuesday’s tariff on Monday, on Monday, the tariff tariff on Tuesday.
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Tariffs will not only affect consumers and enterprises, but comrades will affect the income of the country’s state.
“Depending on how much you are counting, the provincial income comes in every quarter and natural resources in one every quarter,” he said.
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“So the year of the year can be a really big shot and I think the province is concerned about what the United States only wants to do in terms of revenge.”
On Tuesday, the Government of the year released the budget next year and forecasting an cut between $ 2.9 billion and $ 8.7 billion depending on the effects of tariffs.
Fellows said that 10 percent of energy products will help Alberta reduce the harmful effects of the alberta, but also added other industries in the province, such as “very serious effects”.
On Saturday, the US government warned that Canadian Lumber imports could face a tariff for about 27 percent.
Trump also promised the tariff in the agricultural imports starting on April 2, 2025.
Although governments promise to help these areas that will affect these areas, as this support, as this support, he decided to “what to pay for support” and said that they decided to restrict the amount of trade requiring the amount of trade, he said.
“The dollar goes to a stroke. Import will be more expensive. So I don’t envy your task to try to understand that no one looks like.”
