... in foreign exchange rates in respect of debt denominated in foreign currency;. (d) enhances the..., require Crown corporations to hold annual public meetings, clarify Treasury Board's duties to indem... a taxpayer means (a) the currency of the country in which the foreign affiliate is resident at the ...
... and the professions across the country. . INDEPENDENT * REASONED * RELEVANT . The financi... establishing, reconciling and often making public the trade information, continues with the manageme... repos using specific Canadian government debt as collateral. But CDCC is also working on providi...
... during sponsorship period constitutes debt that "may be recovered" either by federal or provi... common law principle, it applies to every public authority making an administrative decision which ... that in exchange for admission to this country the needs of the immigrant will be looked after by...
The question highlights a prevalent lack of understanding about a key reality of public debt: i.e. virtually every dollar of financial shortfall by governments must be borrowed from someone else. For example, the U.S. deficit is funded mainly by auctioning hundreds of billions in Treasury bills, with China being the biggest buyer. Here in Canada, sovereign debt securities include Canada Savings Bonds. It's no coincidence that those bucolic TV ads advocating their purchase have become more frequent. Our country's recession-battered tax revenue on the one hand and massive stimulus spending on the other is rapidly driving up our national debt, after years of paying it down. Private sector recovery will be long and difficult, but the overall direction will be up. On the other hand, financia...
..., and expected rising interest rates on the public debt. . The Quebec government reacted to the situa...'s productivity, as in the rest of the country, is 20 percent behind American productivity. How c...
... Valued in Foreign Currency Foreign Currency Debt Redemption Treatment of Futures Contracts and Hedg...(11) These reference values may be another country's currency, a basket of foreign currencies, or oth... are traded freely in markets, not unlike public securities, and are susceptible to significant val...
The Bank of Canada has calculated that the Canadian "wealth-adjusted" savings rate" has remained at "around one-fifth of disposable income being saved by Canadian households each year in the past decade."12 This more optimistic estimate of savings supports the Bank of Canada's view that Canadian households are not over-leveraged and that savings are adequate.
... financial vulnetability (defined as personal debt per capita) as a new indicator in the 2004 edition... US) since the early 1990s, and there is a public perception that Canada has a growing household deb... been consistently higher than that of the country as a whole since 1994, while the ratios for both h...
January's election marked not only a change in government, but also a significant change in the face of the federal-urban policy debate. Unlike prime ministers [Jean Chr]étien or [Paul Martin], Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper does not appear to see urban Canada as the next federal frontier. After fewer than nine months of Conservative government, there has been a largely wholesale shift away from the rhetoric of a "federal urban agenda." Evidence of this shift can be seen in the reaction (or lack thereof) to the public release of the final report of the Federal External Advisory Committee on Cities and Communities. The committee, chaired by Mike Harcourt, was established under the Martin government in February of 2004. Its recommendations are far-reaching, including a "double...
..., and addressing Canada's infrastructure debt will necessitate taking steps to address the count...
In pushing the debt-repayment plan, [Jim Flaherty] remains true to his ideological and political roots. In 2002, while campaigning to replace retiring Ontario Premier Mike Harris, Flaherty promised to give back to taxpayers 50 cents of every dollar in budget surplus generated by the Ontario government. "Today's debt payment is tomorrow's tax cut," Flaherty told Ontarians. The fall financial update is normally unveiled in Ottawa, so the decision by Flaherty and [Stephen Harper] to come to Toronto, for the first time ever, to release the update was particularly maddening. At a time when the most powerful city in the country is cracking under the weight of a budget crisis, Harper and Flaherty came to town to perform an end-zone dance over the size of the federal surplus. Conservatives lik...
... being done now to provide for tomorrow's public school system, or enhancements to health care, or ...
Political risk analysis primarily receives attention for foreign direct investment (FDI) but only rarely for exporting. We examine how exporters and foreign direct investors evaluate the relative importance of political risk factors. We provide a rationale for exporters to evaluate political risk factors for FDI and for foreign direct investors to evaluate political risk factors for exporting. Survey data were collected from Canadian exporters and foreign direct investors and capture the distinctive nature of salient factors for exporting and FDI. We offer unique insights on the evolutionary character of political risk that are of practical value for both exporting and FDI.
... either within or outside the host country, and negatively affecting either a select group of..., such as forming a regulatory agency or public-private partnership that will ensure specific safe... trade and barriers to trade, external debt, overall balance of payments, capital flights, and...
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