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The rise of the dragon: The growing importance of China to Canada’s culture goods trade

"The People’s Republic of China is now the world’s sixth largest economy and the third largest trading nation, after the United States and Germany."
  
    
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"In 2005, Canada exported more than $6.6 billion in merchandise to China, a 9.2% increase. In the same year, Canada’s merchandise imports from China rose 22.3% to $29.5 billion. China is now Canada’s second largest trading partner, behind the United States.2 With the increasing trade between the two countries, trade of culture goods has also surged, growing at a double digit pace every year from 1996 to 2003 before slowing in 2004 and 2005."

Creator(s) Vik Singh and Miles Rowat, Statistics Canada
Source Location Canada
Date Published
2006-06
Language Bilingual
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