POLS 3470 Lecture Notes - Lecture 21: Countervailing Duties, Big Business, Ss.10
5 Dec 2017
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Canada was to be one large common market. S. 6(2) constitution act 1982 - mobility rights: professional bodies have their own rules and regulations that make it difficult to move freely across the provinces. Constitutional division of powers: s. 91 p. o. g. g. (residual power to feds) If no power was explicitly granted to the provinces, the federal government is given automatic power. 13 (property and civil rights: s. 95 shared jurisdiction (agriculture and immigration) Gives rise to conflict and enhance business groups to pursue their own interests. Allows them leverage (move to another province) Post-confederation federal economic powers to nation-build". Business interests played one government off the other: eg. turn of century lumber. Judicial decisions altered balance of power. Areas of provincial jurisdiction or shared responsibility. Non-tariff barriers regulations or standards that act as barriers to trade 3 types: 1. In order to be sold in a specific province you had to brew it in that province: 2.
