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Canada faces several economic challenges including an aging population, shifting trade patterns away from the US, and Western oil and gas being a major economic driver. The strong Canadian dollar and weak US economy have negatively impacted Canadian exports. Additionally, the balance of power among Canadian provinces may shift as manufacturing declines in Ontario and Quebec due to changing trade patterns. Canada will need to diversify its trade relationships and adapt to these economic changes.
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Canada
- 1. Canada
- 2. • Strong dollar and a weak US economy • Changing trade patterns • Quebec separatism • Aging population • Western oil and gas • Majority (Conservative) government
- 3. • Shifting from East to West
- 5. • Changing trade patterns
- 6. • How did the recession affect Canada? • Exports dropped – Why? • USA • $CDN • Commodity prices
- 7. • Is this a surprise? • Why is this such a Big deal?
- 8. • Trade in the 2000’s vs. trade today • More stuff or higher prices? • Look at trade since 2000
- 9. • Manufactured goods – $Cdn. – Demand – Competition – Unions • Trade agreements maxed out • Innovation – The handout makes an exception … – Who is innovating like crazy? • Not enough trade with emerging markets
- 10. • However, one sector boomed …
- 11. • What does the previous slide mean for people like this guy in southern Ontario or Quebec?
- 12. • What does this mean for the balance of power among the provinces?
- 13. • We will never go back to the way things used to be – Things were changing already anyway
- 14. • So we have to think about how we will adapt
- 15. • We have to start looking elsewhere – Where?
- 17. • Advantages? – Demographics – Liberalization • Barriers: – Human rights – Misperceptions • Complicated • At odds with us • Environment • Short-lived
- 18. • But what about …
- 21. Canada’s Aging Population • Some important vocabulary …
- 22. Canada’s Aging Population • Some important vocabulary … – Demographics
- 23. Canada’s Aging Population • Some important vocabulary … – Demographics – Fertility rate
- 24. Canada’s Aging Population • Some important vocabulary … – Demographics – Fertility rate – Baby boom
- 25. Canada’s Aging Population • Some important vocabulary … – Demographics – Fertility rate – Baby boom – Child survival revolution
- 26. Canada’s Aging Population • Some important vocabulary … – Demographics – Fertility rate – Baby boom – Child survival revolution – Infant mortality rate
- 27. Canada’s Aging Population • Some important vocabulary … – Demographics – Fertility rate – Baby boom – Child survival revolution – Infant mortality rate – Social welfare state
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- 29. Canada’s Aging Population • Some important vocabulary … – Demographics – Fertility rate – Baby boom – Child survival revolution – Infant mortality rate – Social welfare state – Population pyramid