It’s a problem that will undermine the prosperity of future generations if we leave it unattended. Since 2015, Canadian real GDP has grown by 13 per cent, but this growth has been driven entirely by government spending, consumer spending, and residential investment. Much of this growth has been funded by debt, and it has masked stagnant growth in Canadian business investment. Read More
Source: EdmontonJournal
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