Part 10/11:
As the US-Mexico-Canada agreement review approaches, the possibility of renewed tariffs, trade restrictions, and conflict looms large. The potential rollback of years of cooperation threatens to destabilize North American economic integration, with consequences that could ripple through consumers, industries, and policymakers alike.
The host concludes with a sobering reminder: while the current calm appears resilient, the upcoming negotiations could very well bring a storm. The future of North American trade hangs in the balance, with substantial stakes for all involved. The resolution of these tensions will determine whether the region can sustain its economic ties or face a period of heightened division and protectionism.