SanHeChuan
06-21-2010, 06:47 AM
Canada's economy is suddenly the envy of the world (http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Canadas-economy-is-suddenly-apf-807130582.html?x=0)
No financial meltdowns here, Canada boasts, and world leaders want in on the secret
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The banks are stable because, in part, they're more regulated. As the U.S. and Europe loosened regulations on their financial industries over the last 15 years, Canada refused to do so. The banks also aren't as leveraged as their U.S. or European peers.
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The Conservative Party government of Stephen Harper that took over from Martin's Liberals in 2006 broadly stuck to his predecessor's approach, though he cut taxes and, when recession struck, pumped stimulus money into the economy, with the result that Canada again has a large deficit.
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It's a remarkable turnaround from 1993, when the Liberals took office facing a $30 billion deficit.
discuss...
No financial meltdowns here, Canada boasts, and world leaders want in on the secret
...
The banks are stable because, in part, they're more regulated. As the U.S. and Europe loosened regulations on their financial industries over the last 15 years, Canada refused to do so. The banks also aren't as leveraged as their U.S. or European peers.
...
The Conservative Party government of Stephen Harper that took over from Martin's Liberals in 2006 broadly stuck to his predecessor's approach, though he cut taxes and, when recession struck, pumped stimulus money into the economy, with the result that Canada again has a large deficit.
...
It's a remarkable turnaround from 1993, when the Liberals took office facing a $30 billion deficit.
discuss...