Abstract
Institute staff members are subject to a strict conflict of interest policy Economic estimates suggest that Canada's GDP would grow 4 percent by eliminating internal trade barriers, and that the patchwork-nature of the Canadian regulatory landscape imposes the equivalent of a near 7 percent tariff on goods crossing provincial boundaries [ ]the text of the CFTA leaves ambiguous whether monetary penalties awarded to private parties are enforceable in domestic courts [ ]successful private complainants at the panel and appellate stages should be able to tap into the Internal Trade Advancement Fund to defray the cost of launching their claims
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