What will be (and what should be) in the federal budget
Stephen Gordon on good and bad ideas to look out for
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Economic analysis
What you need to know when Flaherty announces the budget date
Are more spending cuts in order? Stay tuned.
Brace for grim housing market news
A preview of the upcoming home sales numbers and what they mean for real estate returns
Why do they call it Dutch ’disease,’ anyways?
Stephen Gordon on why Canada’s much-talked-about affliction is actually a blessing
Canada is a job juggernaut — except in manufacturing
Employment grew 6X more than expected in February, but mostly it was the service sector
Bank of Canada: interest rate to stay at one per cent for ’period of time’
The Bank of Canada kept the key policy rate steady at one per cent today, but pushed the prospect of rising borrowing costs...
Will Mark Carney still be the world’s most hawkish dove tomorrow?
A preview of the Bank of Canada’s interest rate announcement
Our Stockholm Syndrome about supply management
Why our debates about international trade miss the point entirely
Should the recent GDP slump affect the 2013 federal budget?
The short answer is no. So is the long answer. Here’s why.
Economy crawled forward 0.6 per cent in the last three months of the year
2012 growth was 1.8 per cent, down from 2.6 per cent last year