The Downside Risks from Export Market Concentration: The Case of Canadian Canola

Farzana Shirin, William Ridley and Guillaume Lhermie

Applied Economics Teaching Resources (AETR), 2026, vol. 8, issue 2

Abstract: Canada’s multi-billion-dollar canola industry faces headwinds from Chinese tariffs and uncertainty in Canada-US trade relations. We analyze the economic fallout of ongoing trade disputes and other current market and policy challenges facing Canadian canola, challenges which are also relevant for other export-reliant agricultural commodities facing trade retaliation.

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Date: 2026
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