The concentration of corporate capital in Canada in the late twentieth century largely coincides with what event?

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The consolidation of the continental "free trade deals" (such as the Canada-US Free Trade Agreement and the North American Free Trade Agreement) in the late twentieth century allowed for increased cross-border investment and consolidation of corporate capital. This contributed to the concentration of corporate power in Canada.

The Concentration of Corporate Capital in Canada in the Late