FTA

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FTA is the commonly used acronym for the Canada–United States Free Trade Agreement, a landmark bilateral trade pact that significantly reduced trade barriers between the two countries.

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FTA canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bilateral trade agreement
free trade agreement
acronym FTA
NAFTA
countryInvolved Canada
United States
covers investment
trade in goods
trade in services
enteredIntoForceOn 1989-01-01
enteredIntoForceYear 1989
hasJurisdiction Canada
United States
hasParty Canada
United States
impact increased bilateral trade flows
reduction of tariffs on most goods
implementedBy Canadian federal legislation
United States federal legislation
includesProvision dispute settlement mechanism
government procurement rules
rules of origin
tariff elimination
language English
French
legalStatus superseded
negotiatedBy Government of Canada
Government of the United States
objective liberalize trade in goods and services
reduce trade barriers between Canada and the United States
policyArea economic integration
international trade
precededBy Auto Pact
region North America
shortName Canada–U.S. FTA
signedIn Ottawa
signedOn 1988-01-02
signedYear 1988
subjectOf Canada–U.S. trade policy debates
supersededBy North American Free Trade Agreement
linked to: NAFTA
typeOfAgreement bilateral free trade area

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Canada–United States Free Trade Agreement acronym FTA
subject linked to: FTA