If the United States and Canada enter into a trade deal that allows Canada to trade oil to the U.S. and the U.S. to trade auto parts to Canada, who will benefit and who will be at a disadvantage from this deal?
A. Consumers in both countries will benefit. Oil producers in the U.S. and auto part manufacturers in Canada will benefit. Oil producers in Canada and auto part manufacturers in the U.S. will be at a disadvantage..
B. The governments of both countries will benefit. Oil producers in the U.S. and auto part manufacturers in Canada will benefit. Oil producers in Canada and auto part manufacturers in the U.S. will be at a disadvantage.
C. The governments of both countries will benefit. Oil producers in Canada and auto part manufacturers in the U.S. will benefit. Oil producers in the U.S. and auto part manufacturers in Canada will be at a disadvantage.
D. Consumers in both countries will benefit. Oil producers in Canada and auto part manufacturers in the U.S. will benefit. Oil producers in the U.S. and auto part manufacturers in Canada will be at a disadvantage.
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By allowing Canada to trade oil to the U.S. and the U.S. to trade auto parts to Canada, both countries can benefit from increased trade and economic growth. However, oil producers in the U.S. may face increased competition from Canadian oil, while auto part manufacturers in Canada may face competition from U.S. manufacturers.