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The US has a trade surplus with Canada in autos.
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Every year since 2008, the US has had a overall trade surplus excluding energy and at an average of about $30B. Energy is good, especially when it is provided at a discount.
It is dumb to "force Canadians" to never buy US products. It also means losing Canada as a military client. When you have a trade surplus, then even if all Canadian production were to be replaced for US production, it is a net loss in US production. Less total sales by US firms.
I mean Canada is only one country Michael. How many people could they possibly have? 10?