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- Bank of Canada's Poloz: protectionism does not promote growth, its "costs are steep"
Bank of Canada's Poloz: protectionism does not promote growth, its "costs are steep"
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Crucial that some of the benefits of openness are deployed to those who need help adjusting to global forces
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Canada's history shows that openness and economic progress go hand in hand
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Canada should continue pushing for open markets, both at home and abroad
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Automation has meant workers in some industries have borne cost of change, we can expect that to continue
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