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The Canada's Industrial Figures for Q4, 2023, are now available. There was a rise in Industrial Availability Rates across Canada, but London's availability lowered to 0.7%, with a year-over-year asking rate increase of 12.3% #cbrecanada #ldnontario #ldnont #realestate #realestateinvestment
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The national industrial availability rate in Canada increased at a record pace quarter-over-quarter to 3.2% in Q4 2023, marking the largest annual increase since 2009. See what's driving the increase. https://lnkd.in/gce-s9vq
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April 2024 saw Canada's real GDP grow by 0.3%. Here's a snapshot of key industrial sectors: ✔️Wholesale trade: Expanded 2.0%, with motor vehicle and parts wholesaling up 8.0% ✔️Manufacturing: Rose 0.4%, led by durable goods (+0.6%) ✔️Construction: Declined 0.4%, with residential building construction down 2.3% These figures paint a nuanced picture of Canada's economic landscape. Do these trends reflect what you are seeing in your day to day? Get all the details with BJ Electric here: https://bit.ly/4cxsQ3V
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In lay terms: Our country is about 8% less productive than 2017 while “real costs” including mortgages, rent, food, interest and fuel have risen by multiples of that percentage. Canada’s productivity has dropped by hundreds of billions of dollars making it last in the G7 and at par with Russia. Simply put, Canadians are getting poorer.
Canada’s output per capita, a measure of standard of living, plummets — Toronto Star
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This quote from the referenced article is worth considering: "Simply put: lower productivity almost always means lower living standards. " Within the context of basic differences between the two countries. CDN has universal health care, the US does not. CDN has a carbon tax, the US does not. The US has gone from being the largest importer of oil & gas in 1973, to the largest exporter of oil & gas in 2023, while Canada has been convinced to keep its oil & gas resources in the ground, and limit its oil & gas markets to the US! These fundamental differences have and will continue to have a huge impact on Canada's living standards! So how exactly will Canada continue to pay for its universal health care if we have substantially lower productivity than the US?
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The analysis by the Confidence Board of Canada forms the basis of this report and forecasts huge loss of both federal and provincial government revenues (worst case approximately $300 B) and 150,000 jobs. The GDP loss by 2030/2040 is staggering. No wonder the World Bank and IMF forescast Canada’s GDP growth over the next 2 decades to be dead last amongst the top 40 OECD countries. Also, why no other energy producing country is considering an emissions cap on oil and gas or implementing a carbon tax on its citizens.
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"👉 82,000 to 151,000 jobs lost by the end of the decade across the country, including between 54,000 and 91,000 in Alberta; 👉 Nominal gross domestic product (GDP) in Canada reduced cumulatively between $600 billion and $1 trillion from 2030 to 2040. Alberta’s GDP would decline by 3.8 per cent in that period; 👉 Alberta government revenues chopped by $73 billion to $127 billion in the next decade, while federal revenues tumble between $84 billion and $151 billion." - Calgary Herald Read article: https://lnkd.in/gegyMyxm
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