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本帖最后由 星洲炒米 于 2019-1-21 08:45 编辑
zvi
zvi5 days ago
According to this article the stagnant France is growing in wealth more than booming USA, and it tells you everything you need to know about all these kinds of indices. It is a fictitious assessment of potential the country has. Beyond that if you bring 350 thousand people from the Third World every year , how quality of your Labour Force can grow. If most University students studying everything else but not science and engineering how inflax of MBA and teachers can increase the quality of your Labour force? For at least 30 years everybody including economists explain to Canadians that future for them in temporarily, part time jobs in small companies, but small companies are small exactly because they don't have capital to invest in new technologies and skilled highly paid workforce and concentrated in the Service Industries which by definition have very low productivity of Labour. Money are going to houses, not Stock Exchange, oh yea money going into houses because people need to live somewhere, and houses are expensive because of set of policies executed by ruling elites. Stock exchange it is great, but any RRSP holder will tell you that at best on long term his investment on average shows no more than 3-4% growth, and with deducted inflation it is even less.
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bill
bill4 days ago
That's the conclusion of a research paper from the International Institute for Sustainable Development, which pointed to "the depletion of many of Canada's natural resources" as a major source of the problem...
We are giving away our resources for next to nothing...DUHHH!... Also, we have a "Branch Plant" economy. Canada is own by Foreign Corporations...
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ST
ST4 days ago
Our loss of wealth is due to the inability of our governments to approve things in an efficient and timely manner. Too much concern for the few over the good of the many. The various pipelines that were not built is a very good example. Our cost of housing is also attributable to the costly and lengthy approval process. As governments grow our wealth is diminished. Have a look at Greece.
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Mike
Mike4 days ago
Canada does not have a diversified economy, and it is foreign money that is buying up all our real estate, largely due to our policy of mass immigration and lax rules on foreign ownership.
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Abe
Abe4 days ago
Too much tax on small business to drive them out of the market and push them to collect welfare
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oxanacanada
oxanacanada4 days ago
"Canada's current economic model "a recipe for impoverishment." If you were a money manager and you grew a client's income by eating into their wealth, "you wouldn't be in business very long," Smith quipped." - could not agree more. We are bringing half a million new people every year and we are being told it's good for the economy. "Despite increasing investments in higher education and retraining, "we are still not getting an increased return on those investments," he said. Smith suggested the problem could be partly "structural." The disappearance of manufacturing jobs, replaced by lower-paying service jobs, reduces the earnings potential of those workers." Does that mean that we simply don't need that many new people who drive our wages and salaries down?
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James
James4 days ago
Canada needs stronger leadership, who wants to invest in a country where the PM is not going to back businesses because he is far out of touch with reality (it just a drama class for him). Trudeau failed with the NAFTA agreement selling out the dairy farm, hasn't been able to get a pipeline build (getting away our natural resources) and made some apologies (weakness). There is more division in this country than even because everybody lives by different rules, especially indigenous people and people from Quebec ($13 billion equalization). And JT's solution is to continue widening these gaps.
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Queen Theresa
Queen Theresa5 days ago
Too much tax that drives business away to the friendlier for business and warmer climate right next door. Add all the money we’re wasting on refugees and funding all the native real housechiefs of Canada’s lavish lifestyles it’s not surprising were heading for broke. |
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