@mndamico Sorry meant his stock as a GM - not the players. He is moving aside but what kind of message are you sending to the young group of St. Louis or UFAs.
@mndamico This is true at the expense of his stock and the organization's stock which has already taken an extraordinary hit from this Parayko debacle.
@balajis Now compare your work to the actions of other CBs. Maybe you'll understand that this means nothing. In fact, the US is far more well positioned for the next few decades compared to emerging countries who will be the ultimate pon
A month ago, the Bank of Canada initially reported that the carbon tax was responsible for a mere 0.15% increase in inflation. Dalhousie University sought an explanation, only to discover that these calculations were overly narrow in scope.
However, just yesterday, the Governor revised this figure to a staggering 0.6%, which, when considering the compounding impact of the tax over a four-year period, represents a fourfold increase. With the current inflation rate standing at 3.8%, the Bank of Canada now contends that the carbon tax contributes to a substantial 16% of our current inflation rate.
This adjustment underscores the significant impact of the carbon tax on inflation, and the earlier estimate by the Bank of Canada may be viewed as a misleading representation of its effects.