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July 2003, No. 191
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Last Updated: 06/12/2003

Real Exchange Rates and Retail Trade on the U.S.–Canada Border

Jeffrey R. Campbell

A recent study of retail industries near the U.S.–Canada border measures how quickly new competition arrives after an increase in demand.

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