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“The devastating Alberta wildfires will have steep economic costs. The fires, searing more than 210,000 acres, have destroyed or damaged about 1,600 structures…”
“Exchange rate market participants are increasingly worried that currency market liquidity is drying up, despite the market’s mammoth $5.3 trillion…”
“The devastating wildfire sweeping across Alberta will have steep economic costs. There could be permanent displacement of evacuees; Fort McMurray was…”
“Temporary influences on inflation should dissipate this year. Canadian headline consumer prices are estimated to have risen 1.4% year over year in March, while core prices are estimated to have risen 1.7%.”
“Actual, previous and consensus values with detailed economic analysis for United States Treasury International Capital Flows.”
“Actual, previous and consensus values with detailed economic analysis for Canada International Transactions in Securities.”
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“With the new government budget much more focused on deficit spending rather than austerity, that will boost the economy even more,” said Adam Goldin, an economist at Moody’s Analytics. “There is actually an upside potential, not a big one, that rates could go higher a little bit faster because of the budget deficits.”
“The Liberals believe their plan will be revenue neutral, but this is uncertain since wealthy taxpayers often find ways to avoid paying new, higher rates, especially since the increase will send combined federal and provincial tax rates above 50 per cent in half of the provinces,” said Moody’s Analytics economist Adam Goldin.
“Said economist Adam Goldin: “Because the new tax law did not grandfather in deals that were already under contract, anecdotal evidence of…”
“Exports have not seen such an appreciable rise, although the currency, the Canadian currency has fallen about ten percent over the last year”, said the report’s author Adam Goldin.
“Wealth inequality in Canada has increased,” Adam Goldin, an economist at Moody’s Analytics said. “But compared with other nations, the widening was minor.”
Sources: Changes in wealth across the income distribution, 1999 to 2012, Statistics Canada; Canada’s Wealth Distribution Barely Moves, Moody’s Analytics Research, Adam Goldin.
“Economist Adam Goldin parsed the numbers released from Statistics Canada this week that show total Canadian net worth (in constant 2012 dollars) rose $4.2 trillion from 1999 to 2012 with the largest gains going to households in the top 20 per cent income bracket.”
“Adam Goldin, an economist at Moody’s Analytics, a company that assesses economic data, told us it’s incorrect to say the D.C. area hasn’t had a recession.”
“Finally, some encouraging news for the little guy: while the latest StatsCan data shows the income gap between Canada’s poorest and richest widened slightly between 1999 and 2012, lower-income families benefited more from the housing boom.”
“Moody’s Analytics says British Columbia’s new tax on foreigners in the metro Vancouver area will do little to improve affordability for the middle class.”