Economy of Canada - 2026
Description
Canada has long been one of the world's most stable economies. However, almost 3/4ths of its exports go to its immediate neighbour, the US, with which it runs a substantial trade surplus. Recent erratic tariff policies by the Trump Administration has raised a question mark over economic ties which were once assumed to be permanent. Also, the overall US trade imbalances and debt levels raise the prospect of the US$ losing its reserve status which would have all sorts of implications for the Canadian economy.
Table of Contents
38 Pages
- Introduction
- GDP
- Inflation
- Exports and Current Account
- External Trade -Goods
- IMF Data
- Government Finances
- Federal Budget
- Local, Provincial and Federal Revenue
- OECD revenue % gdp
- Budgetary Balance 1983-2025
- Federal Debt 1999-2025 % gdp
- Federal & Provincial debt % gdp
- OECD gross & net debt %
- Provinces revenue sources
- Ontario budget, exports, debt
- Health & Social Security
- Natural Resources
- Oil & Gas Production
- Housing
- Employment
- Electricity Output
- Population, Fertility & Life Expectancy
- Analysis
- Sources
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