Douglas Bryan
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Climate and energy policy at Navius Research
@naviusresearch.bsky.social
@naviusresearch.bsky.social
A bastion of Canadian climate policy is no more
March 14, 2025 at 9:45 PM
A bastion of Canadian climate policy is no more
🧵 Thread: Who really pays for tariffs?
The ongoing U.S.-Canada trade dispute raises an important question: Who ultimately feels the price impact of tariffs? Mechanically, tariffs are paid by the importer, but the actual economic burden is more complex… 1/6
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The ongoing U.S.-Canada trade dispute raises an important question: Who ultimately feels the price impact of tariffs? Mechanically, tariffs are paid by the importer, but the actual economic burden is more complex… 1/6
www.naviusresearch.com/publications...
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Beyond the border: Who pays for tariffs?
Douglas Bryan
March, 2025
The ongoing trade dispute between the U.S. and Canada has sparked intense debate over who ultimately bears the cost of t...
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March 13, 2025 at 7:12 PM
🧵 Thread: Who really pays for tariffs?
The ongoing U.S.-Canada trade dispute raises an important question: Who ultimately feels the price impact of tariffs? Mechanically, tariffs are paid by the importer, but the actual economic burden is more complex… 1/6
www.naviusresearch.com/publications...
The ongoing U.S.-Canada trade dispute raises an important question: Who ultimately feels the price impact of tariffs? Mechanically, tariffs are paid by the importer, but the actual economic burden is more complex… 1/6
www.naviusresearch.com/publications...
Grub, germs and steel?
Our latest tariff analysis finds the most effective tariff response for Canada is to tax US food and beverages, pharmaceuticals, and metal products.
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Our latest tariff analysis finds the most effective tariff response for Canada is to tax US food and beverages, pharmaceuticals, and metal products.
@naviusresearch.bsky.social
February 1, 2025 at 1:38 AM
Grub, germs and steel?
Our latest tariff analysis finds the most effective tariff response for Canada is to tax US food and beverages, pharmaceuticals, and metal products.
@naviusresearch.bsky.social
Our latest tariff analysis finds the most effective tariff response for Canada is to tax US food and beverages, pharmaceuticals, and metal products.
@naviusresearch.bsky.social
Trump's tariffs could lead to a trillion dollar (nominal) hit to US GDP over the next six years, as per new Navius analysis:
t.co/W1KGQORT9H
t.co/W1KGQORT9H
January 7, 2025 at 9:12 PM
Trump's tariffs could lead to a trillion dollar (nominal) hit to US GDP over the next six years, as per new Navius analysis:
t.co/W1KGQORT9H
t.co/W1KGQORT9H
Kudos to ECCC for seeking independent modelling of the final Clean Electricity Regulations.
In short, Navius finds the changes to the regs help limit elec price impacts at the cost of fewer emissions reductions before 2050
You will find a snippet of our assessment of the regs on p99 of the RIAS.
In short, Navius finds the changes to the regs help limit elec price impacts at the cost of fewer emissions reductions before 2050
You will find a snippet of our assessment of the regs on p99 of the RIAS.
December 18, 2024 at 3:55 AM
Kudos to ECCC for seeking independent modelling of the final Clean Electricity Regulations.
In short, Navius finds the changes to the regs help limit elec price impacts at the cost of fewer emissions reductions before 2050
You will find a snippet of our assessment of the regs on p99 of the RIAS.
In short, Navius finds the changes to the regs help limit elec price impacts at the cost of fewer emissions reductions before 2050
You will find a snippet of our assessment of the regs on p99 of the RIAS.