The 'sugar rush' effect: Why the U.S. economy is growing faster than Canada's
The American and Canadian economies are very similar. Inflation is decelerating, employment remains robust but one is growing by 4.9 per cent while the other is flirting with a recession.
The American and Canadian economies are very similar. Inflation is decelerating, employment remains robust but one is growing by 4.9 per cent while the other is flirting with a recession.