Asked by tuff boy

If the government continues to invest in capital goods, how will Canada's economy be effected?

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The economy will grow due to increased productive efficiency.

The economy will shrink due to increased unemployment rates.

The economy will shrink due to increased government spending

THe economy will grow due to increased government regulations.

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Question 233 pts
The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) between the United States, Mexico, and Canada was designed to do what?



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raise environmental standards.

increase trade and eliminate tariffs.

allow people to move freely between the countries.

create a military partnership between the countries.

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Question 333 pts
Both tariffs and quotas are typically used for what purpose?

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lowering the prices of goods for domestic consumers

protecting domestic markets from foreign competition

improving the standard of living of domestic populations

reducing the costs of production for domestic business

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Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
Q1: The economy will grow due to increased productive efficiency.
- Investing in capital goods raises the economy's productive capacity and efficiency (more/better machines, infrastructure), which promotes growth.

Q2: increase trade and eliminate tariffs.
- NAFTA’s main goal was to reduce trade barriers (tariffs/quotas) among the U.S., Canada, and Mexico to boost trade.

Q3: protecting domestic markets from foreign competition.
- Tariffs and quotas restrict imports to shield domestic producers from foreign competitors.