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Possible 58,000 Canada job loss with TPP?


Highest per capita of all countries 
The March 7 "Trouble with the TPP" post by Michael Geist [Canada Research Chair in Internet and E-commerce Law, University of Ottawa, Faculty of Law] canvassed the economic studies released to date on the agreement, finding that the evidence suggests that the economic gains for Canada are modest at best. In addition to efforts to assess the economic growth impact of the TPP, some studies have also tried to estimate its effect on employment.

The Tufts University study referenced yesterday has a specific analysis on job growth. It anticipates that Canada will lose jobs as a result of the TPP, projecting a loss of 58,000 jobs in Canada. That ranks the third highest in the TPP, but the highest of all countries on a per capita basis. 
SEE FULL MICHAEL GEIST ARTICLE HERE: