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Front Matter

Masthead
Volume 10 (1985)

Table of Contents
Volume 10 (1985)

Editor's Note
Editor

Foreword

Introduction and Conference Opening
Henry T. King Jr.

Article

Discussion following the Remarks of Professor Hans Smit

Framework and Process of Canada-United States Trade Liberalization, The
Frank Stone

The Role of State and Provincial Governments in Canada-U.S. Sectoral Integration
Earl H. Fry

The Framework and Process of Canada-United States Trade Liberalization
Frank Stone

Closing Remarks and Discussion
Henry T. King Jr.

Speech

An Overview of the Prospects for Sectoral Integration: The View from the United States
William S. Merkin

Discussion Following the Remarks of the Honorable Donald S. Macdonald and Mr. William Merkin
Discussion

Canada-U.S. Trade Options: A View from the Canadian Side
W. A. Dymond

Reducing Barriers to Trade in Nontraded Goods and Services
Fred Thompson

Discussion Following the Remarks of Mr. William Dymond and Professor Fred Thompson
Discussion

The Relevance of the EEC Experience to Additional Prospective Sectoral Integration between Canada and the Unitd States
Hans Smit

The Relevance of the AutoPact to Other Sectoral Arrangements
Phillip H. Trezise

The Relevance of the AutoPact for Other Sectoral Arrangements
Simon S. Reisman

Discussion following the Remarks of Mr. Philip Trezise and Mr. Simon Reisman
Discussion

The Case against United States-Canada Free Trade
Mel Watkins

Discussion following the Remarks of Professor Mel Watkins
Discussion

External U.S. Commitments Affecting Possible Additional Products for Sectoral Integration
Donald E. deKieffer

External U.S. Commitments Affecting Possible Additional Products for Sectoral Integration
Donald E. deKieffer

External Commitments of Canada Affecting Possible Additional Sectoral Integration
Frank Stone

Discussion following the Remarks of Mr. Donald deKieffer and Mr. Frank Stone
Discussion

Macroeconomic Perspectives of Canada-U.S. Trade Agreements
Carl Beigie

Discussion following the Remarks of Mr. Carl Beigie
Discussion

The Impact of U.S. Federal Laws on Sectoral Integration
Peter O. Suchman

Trade Laws: A Canadian Perspective
Robert E. Latimer

Discussion following the Remarks of Mr. Peter Suchman and Mr. Robert Latimer
Discussion

The Role of Subnational Governments in Sectoral Integration
Earl H. Fry

Federalism and Foreign Economic Relations
John Quinn

Discussion following the Remarks of Professor Earl Fry and Professor John Quinn
Discussion

The Case for a U.S.-Canadian Free Trade Agreement
Alan Wm. Wolff

Observations on the Implementation of a U.S.-Canadian Free Trade Agreement: The Political and Legal Considerations
Alan Wm. Wolff

Discussion following the Remarks of Mr. Alan Wolff and Mr. Frank Stone
Discussion

Remarks

Preface
Henry T. King Jr.

Introduction
Sidney Picker Jr.