Ok, here is the plan.
We will grow our way out, with our heart.
Eventually budgets will balance themselves
and interest rates are at an all time low Glen !
@scientificecon
Bank Lending/money creation is a public good.
It can be made for
👉Consumer purchases
👉Asset purchases
or
👉Productive business investment
Guess which of these inflates good and asset and which increases productivity?
Now guess what Canada 🇨🇦 has done....
@HanifBayat Its good business being a bank. Able to create money out of thin air, bury Canadian households in debt while interest rates are falling and than profit from a captured customer in a rising rate environment.
Canada's key industry.
I already admitted that much.
My question was... I ask again. who is more likely to reverse and reform the liberal immigration policies with vigor? The party that implemented them or the opposition?
But you refuse to give me an honest answer or are just delusionally biased.
Good enough....have a nice day.
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