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By mitigating the artificial border effect across sub-national jurisdictions, this policy minimizes spatial friction and transport costs. Harmonizing regulatory divergence expands market access, triggers positive agglomeration economies, and optimizes interprovincial supply chains. This integrates a sub scale, fragmented economic geography into a unified macro-region, optimizing Canada’s baseline $2.42 trillion nominal GDP ($2.81 trillion at Purchasing Power Parity) to recapture a 7% long-term real GDP growth dividend, injecting $210 billion in sustainable wealth directly back into the domestic economy. Visit us at: www.afpmv-faavm.ca