This book examines how trade opening affects the Canadian agriculture, pulp and paper, and furniture industries. It discusses the potential benefits and challenges of trade liberalization for these sectors. The main focus is on how trade agreements influence Canada's furniture industry. The researchers explore the impact of trade deals on this specific segment, discussing how it might change due to increased international trade. The book aims to provide insights into how trade policies could shape the future of the Canadian furniture industry and its position in the global marketplace.