Panic time: As oil goes, so does Canada’s economy
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I hear there's good money in illegal ivory.... You can use that cash to stock up on gasoline for the muscle car.
Super smart move
.... Ummmm... That demand from the globe's 2 largest growing economies won't translate into a middle class with disposable income and want cars (that they have already proven that they do)?
If its and buts were fruit and nuts we'll all have a Merry Christmas.
We haven't even come close to tapping half of the known oil.
Relative to those individual economies.
You are welcome to define it if you so choose?
PS - there is a highly subjective component in that above definition (being that it is up to the individual to make that choice).
Good luck!
Thats why we have news papers. They tell us all kinds of things we never knew. Unfortunately they often get their facts wrong because sensationalism is so much better reading than reality.
Lower energy prices are better for the economy as a whole and slowing down the development of the oil sands will not have a negative impact on the economy. In fact it might even be better if we are not fixated on one resource. Might even be a good time at improving energy distribution within the country so we are not held captive to international prices.
So you'll need to prove that the Economist's version is a wild assumption then.
Just wait a couple of months and all will be told. All "experts" (and I use the term loosely) have their own hobby horse, be it real estate, natural resources or investments. All make dire predictions from time to time. Most of them are wrong or their would not be so many losers or bad advice floating around.
Depends on the context of the article.
I'm sure there are many articles that use probable qualifiers and they are not false depictions.
That's why there is discussion about the content.
I'm sure there are many articles that use probable qualifiers and they are not false depictions.
That's why there is discussion about the content.
The Economist could be a biased source on the economy, but considering that bias leans right, this is pretty extraordinary news.