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GBHS-Chapter 20-Trade Connections

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What is Chapter 20 about? Trade Connections.
What are linkages? Linkages occur whenever places are conected by the movement of people, goods, or information.
What is global economy? The linkages between Canada and the rest of the world.
What is imported fuel? Fuel that comes into Canada from another country.
What is exported fuel? Fuel from Canada sent to another country.
Goods from another country are called? Imports.
Goods we send to another country are called? Exports.
What trade is the lifeblood of the Canadian economy? International.
What is Canada's leading agricultural export? Wheat.
What is the largest wheat-producing province Saskatchewan.
Imposing tariffs and quotas is called? Protectionism
The opposite of protecionism is called? Free Trade.
What does the word quota mean? A quota limits the number or the monetary value of products entering a country.
What does NAFTA stand for? North American Free Trade Agreement.
What is the buying and selling of goods? Trade.
Canada is rich in mineral, forest, and? Agricultural resources.
What diverse industry does Canda have? Mining.
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