Name: S2 E13: Breaking Down Internal Trade Barriers by C.D. Howe Institute
Duration: 30 min 28 s
Description: COVID-19 has highlighted the need to break down interprovincial trade barriers. But how do we clean up the patchwork nature while protecting workers? Two influential economists tell host Michael Hainsworth what it would take to boost the economy during a pandemic.

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S2 E13: Breaking Down Internal Trade Barriers

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