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Nearly _____ of Canada’s trade is with America including exports and imports.
A
1/3
B
1/2
C
2/3
D
3/4
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本题考查加拿大经济概况。加拿大经济对外贸依赖严重，主要出口汽车及零配件、其他工业制品、林产品、金属和能源产品；主要进口机械设备、汽车及零配件、工业材料、其他消费品及食品。主要贸易对象是美国、中国、日本、欧盟国家。其中与美国贸易关系最为频繁，加拿大和美国进行的进出口贸易额占到了加拿大贸易总额的三分之二。故C项正确。
本题考查加拿大经济概况。加拿大经济对外贸依赖严重，主要出口汽车及零配件、其他工业制品、林产品、金属和能源产品；主要进口机械设备、汽车及零配件、工业材料、其他消费品及食品。主要贸易对象是美国、中国、日本、欧盟国家。其中与美国贸易关系最为频繁，加拿大和美国进行的进出口贸易额占到了加拿大贸易总额的三分之二。故C项正确。
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