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Trevor Tombe

Economist at the University of Calgary, providing expert analysis on the economic impact of Trump's tariffs on Canada.

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Feb 5, 2025 • 20min

Tariffs Averted! What Happens Now?

Trevor Tombe, a Professor of Economics at the University of Calgary specializing in international trade, joins the discussion on the intricate dynamics of trade relations between Canada and the U.S. He shares insights on the ramifications of tariffs and the challenges posed by interprovincial trade regulations. The conversation highlights the importance of diversifying trade partnerships and the economic impacts of a fluctuating Canadian dollar. They also embark on a personal challenge to buy only Canadian-made products, illustrating local support amidst trade tensions.
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Feb 26, 2025 • 20min

Countdown to tariffs: how much is it going to cost you?

Trevor Tombe, an economist from the University of Calgary, joins the discussion on the impending tariffs proposed by President Trump and their potential impact on Canada. He dives into how these tariffs could trigger a wave of economic repercussions, including job losses and rising consumer prices. Tombe also explains how the Canadian dollar might suffer in value amid this turmoil. The conversation highlights the intricate relationship between U.S. and Canadian economies, challenging common perceptions about trade deficits.
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Nov 6, 2024 • 27min

Why has Canada's productivity taken a nosedive?

Trevor Tombe, a Professor of Economics at the University of Calgary, dives into Canada's alarming productivity decline. He discusses how Canada has slipped behind the U.S. and identifies key sectors, like oil and gas, contributing to the lag. Tombe examines the impact of trade uncertainties and environmental policies, shedding light on complex internal barriers. He emphasizes the significance of productivity for living standards and suggests strategies for improvement, urging a focused framework for economic policy reform.