How did U.S.-Canadian economic relations evolve during the 1980s? :
A. The countries agreed to eliminate trade restrictions across their borders.
B. The U.S. began exercising increased control over the Canadian economy.
C. Canada became the largest purchaser of American national debt.
D. The countries linked their stock markets to compete with Japan.
Answer: A
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