Economy
Inflation versus deflation: what to watch for in Canada's economy as 2021 starts – CBC.ca
Is inflation a big worry right now? With billions of stimulus dollars being pumped into the economy, How concerned should Canadians be about the threat of inflation, given the billions of stimulus dollars being pumped into the economy?
But it’s possible that it’s the opposite — deflation — that should get some attention.
- The Cost of Living ❤s money — how it makes (or breaks) us.
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Cost of Living host Paul Haavardsrud explains what to watch for when it comes to what is happening with the big numbers pumped into the Canadian economy.
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Just don’t expect the party on Main Street to spread to Wall Street, which had a rollicking celebration of its own this past year. As a consequence, stock…
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Just don’t expect the party on Main Street to spread to Wall Street, which had a rollicking celebration of its own this past year. As a consequence, stock…
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