More importantly Canada needs a Conservative majority to keep a strong economy.
Canada's Federal Election 2015: The Official Thread
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More importantly Canada needs a Conservative majority to keep a strong economy.
Yes, we know you're a naive sheep.
Our GDP growth has never been lower and they keep cutting the forecast.
Our GDP growth has never been lower and they keep cutting the forecast.
What do you say you rename this thread "Harper's (Official) winning thread" on the 20th;-)....?
Why wait for the 20th? You're not superstitious are you?
You're absolutely right................................if best of the G7 is f**ked!
Only country in the G7 that went into recession this year.
Lowest GDP growth of all G7 countries.
Biggest trade trade deficit of all G7 countries.
7 straight budget deficits and this is during austerity periods.
And looking forward, our GDP growth keeps getting slashed by the OECD, IMF and Bank of Canada.
Lowest GDP growth of all G7 countries.
Biggest trade trade deficit of all G7 countries.
7 straight budget deficits and this is during austerity periods.
And looking forward, our GDP growth keeps getting slashed by the OECD, IMF and Bank of Canada.
A more useful analysis would be one that compares Canada's recent economic performance to other developed countries over the same time period. The numbers show that in recent years, Canada has experienced better economic growth, enjoyed greater increases in household gross disposable income (after-tax income), and ran lower budget deficits.
http://www.progressivepoverty.ca/2015/09/misleading-analyses-on-canadas.html
Misleading analyses on Canada's supposedly poor economic performance should be ignored
you're welcome again.
http://www.progressivepoverty.ca/2015/09/misleading-analyses-on-canadas.html
Misleading analyses on Canada's supposedly poor economic performance should be ignored
you're welcome again.
It doesn't matter how often you say it, Flossie, it doesn't make it any more truthful!
You better get comfortable with Harper.
A more useful analysis would be one that compares Canada's recent economic performance to other developed countries over the same time period. The numbers show that in recent years, Canada has experienced better economic growth, enjoyed greater increases in household gross disposable income (after-tax income), and ran lower budget deficits.
Misleading analyses on Canada's supposedly poor economic performance should be ignored
Misleading analyses on Canada's supposedly poor economic performance should be ignored
you're welcome again.
Lol
You are so naive.
That GDP per capita figure just means that the population growth rate slowed.
In its World Economic Outlook released on Tuesday, the IMF downgraded its forecast for the Canadian economy by half a percentage point to 1 per cent this year. It forecast the growth for the Canadian economy in 2016 to be 1.7 per cent.
IMF downgrades forecast for Canadian economy | CTV News
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So what's Who going to do then?
Apparently not: the following graph seems to indicate a steady growth in population:
https://www12.statcan.gc.ca/census-recensement/2011/as-sa/98-310-x/98-310-x2011003_1-eng.cfm
lol Forecasts, huh? Let me dig out my crystal ball and see what it says. :roll:
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Our growth rate has gone down.
Canada - Population growth rate - Historical Data Graphs per Year
GDP growth in this country has been abysmal since Harper came into office.
It rarely gets above 2% and we even went negative for 2 quarters this year.
This is patently unacceptable economic performance.
It's not even debatable.
Edit: Sorry I said 2%.
It's even WORSE.
We have yet to break 1% GDP growth.
http://www.tradingeconomics.com/canada/gdp-growth
Canada - Population growth rate - Historical Data Graphs per Year
GDP growth in this country has been abysmal since Harper came into office.
It rarely gets above 2% and we even went negative for 2 quarters this year.
This is patently unacceptable economic performance.
It's not even debatable.
Edit: Sorry I said 2%.
It's even WORSE.
We have yet to break 1% GDP growth.
http://www.tradingeconomics.com/canada/gdp-growth
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Do you repeat the exact same thing at parties?
Is that your idea of fun? Lol
Anyway, cheer up.
Good news is on the way!
The Liberals narrowly hold the edge in the CBC Poll Tracker, with 32.9 per cent support against 32.4 per cent for the Conservatives. The New Democrats stand at 24.3 per cent, with the Greens at 4.8 per cent support and the Bloc Québécois at 19.3 per cent in Quebec.
This has a big impact on the overall seat count, which now gives the Liberals 127 seats to 124 for the Conservatives and 85 for the NDP. The projected edge of 10 seats for the Liberals over the Conservatives in Ontario makes the difference.
http://www.cbc.ca/m/news/politics/canada-election-2015-grenier-polls-oct8-1.3262692
Is that your idea of fun? Lol
Anyway, cheer up.
Good news is on the way!
The Liberals narrowly hold the edge in the CBC Poll Tracker, with 32.9 per cent support against 32.4 per cent for the Conservatives. The New Democrats stand at 24.3 per cent, with the Greens at 4.8 per cent support and the Bloc Québécois at 19.3 per cent in Quebec.
This has a big impact on the overall seat count, which now gives the Liberals 127 seats to 124 for the Conservatives and 85 for the NDP. The projected edge of 10 seats for the Liberals over the Conservatives in Ontario makes the difference.
http://www.cbc.ca/m/news/politics/canada-election-2015-grenier-polls-oct8-1.3262692
Flooosy doesn't seem to understand the difference between growth and growth rate. Interesting. But whatever. Flossy also can't seem to accept the other 2 aspects of Loc's chart; namely GDP per capita change and Household gross disposable income change.
that's because these young stupid whiners haven't had any proper learnin' yet they know it all. they're a fun bunch. shiny happy people. :lol: