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Reducing Government Debt Could Boost Average Canadian Worker Incomes by $2,100 a Year: Study
Reducing government debt in Canada could boost incomes for average workers by around $2,100 per year, a new study has found. If Canadian governments reduced their debt relative to the size of the economy (GDP) over five years back to pre-pandemic levels, it would increase productivity and boost incomes for average workers by $2,100 a year, says the study published by the Fraser Institute on June 24. “Labour productivity plays a crucial role in i…
ThePatriotLight - Reducing Government Debt Could Boost Average Canadian Worker Incomes by $2,100 a Year: Study
ThePatriotLight - Reducing government debt in Canada could boost incomes for average workers by around $2,100 per year, a new study has found.If Canadian governments reduced their debt relative to the size of the economy (GDP) over five years back to pre-pandemic levels, it would increase productivity and boost incomes for average workers by $2,100 a year, says the study published by the Fraser Institute on June 24.Reducing Government Debt Could…
The latest research report released by the Canadian think tank Fraser Institute on Tuesday (June 24) pointed out that if the Canadian government can reduce government debt and restore the debt ratio in GDP to pre-epidemic levels in the next five years, it will increase productivity and the annual income of ordinary wage earners will increase by 2,100 yuan.
Fraser Institute - Reducing government debt in Canada could boost incomes for average workers by $2,100 a year
If Canadian governments reduced their debt relative to the size of the economy (GDP) over five years back to pre-pandemic levels, this would increase productivity and boost incomes for average workers. . .
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