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The Life of Americans Versus that of Canadians
Many Americans that live along the border with Canada traverse the short distance across the border every day, for many live in the US but work in Canada. The opposite is true for many Canadians that live along that great expanse we call the US Canadian border. Being from Canada but having lived in the US I’ve had the opportunity to see how residents in both countries live and how the economies work. As I look at both nations I cannot help but notice how interconnected their economies are and how standards of living in both are closely related.
A constitution-based federal republic with a strong democratic tradition runs the United States. While in comparison the Canadian government is a confederation with parliamentary democracy. Even today despite its current economic problems the US still has one of the top economies in the world with Canada not far behind. In 2002 the CIA world fact
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Right about now you might be asking your self exactly what all these numbers mean and how do they show that the US and Canadian economies are interconnected. To put it into a little bit better perspective I will give you some import/export numbers, that will demonstrate that the US and Canada rely heavily on each other. In 2002 the United States had $687 billion worth of exports, 22.4% of that was to Canada, and $1.165 trillion worth of imports of which 19% was from Canada. (CIA) Canada on the other hand had $260.5 billion worth of exports, 84.6% of which went to the US, and $229 billion worth of imports, 72.7% of which came from the US. (CIA) Those numbers right there show that a major portion of Canadian trade is to the US, while a significant portion of US trade is with Canada, because of this when the US or Canadian economy suffers the trends of one will mimic the others.
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