Could someone with a macroeconomics degree comment on Mr. Jamie last comment? While I do believe workers in Canada, US, and Mexico should be compensated in wages comparable to the standard of living in their respective countries, is he not advocating that he ought be paid like a Canadian?  It already sounded like initially (20 years ago) the new wealth he achieved, was , indeed, a good relative wage in Mexico. He moved up, he bought things, he got a mortgage. He now struggles with the same middle class lack of progress in wage growth. A great many of Canadians are living paycheque to paycheque. The issue that has to be figured out is how to allow all workers, in all companies, to share in prosperity.