Economic Impact Study of Canada-Chile Free Trade Agreement

A study examines the economic impacts of the Canada–Chile Free Trade Agreement fifteen years after its entry into force. It analyzes changes in bilateral trade, investment, and economic welfare, highlighting the role of tariff elimination and services liberalization.

Use Cases

• Analyze changes in bilateral trade flows and investment patterns following the agreement's implementation.
• Examine the economic welfare impacts attributed to tariff elimination and new trade.
• Assess the role of non‑tariff effects, such as services and investment liberalization, on the bilateral relationship.

Strengths

• Analysis covers a fifteen-year period after the agreement's entry into force.
• Examines multiple economic dimensions: trade, investment, and welfare.

Limitations

• Data is presented as a static PDF report, not as structured, machine-readable data.
• The publication is archived and noted as out of date, intended only for research or recordkeeping.
• No underlying tabular data, row counts, or column definitions are provided.

Provenance

Source

Global Affairs Canada

Collection Method

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Time Range

Fifteen years following the Canada-Chile Free Trade Agreement's entry into force.

Freshness

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Geography

Canada and Chile