Sixty percent of Canada’s GDP depends on trade, its economic success as a country is therefore directly tied to the quality of this infrastructure. Trade infrastructure also boosts jobs offers, economic growth and tax revenue that allow governments to spend on the social and economic fields.
“It is especially important now because Canada’s trade infrastructure is falling behind. In …show more content…
It’s about ensuring that it is possible to identify and prioritize the most economically important projects in the country, revaluate what niches do Canada wants to boost. Evaluate situations such as overdependence on natural resources, or very significant productions such as the automotive sector.
Services>products
Financial and technological services.
During the last decade the service sector has represented a large part of the interaction of Canada with the outside. the use of the strong areas at hand, could mean economic growth. facilitating the rendering of services such as financial, insurance, technological (development and maintenance) by infrastructure improvement and process facilitation ( brief paperwork and networking improvements) would certainly boos the service sector in Canada.
3)Clarifying and establishing policies on improving
Our government is currently working on international affairs with many countries.
Organizations such as the World Trade Organization play a major role in