ontario economy

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By 2014, Ontario’s sluggish economic performance had caused living standards to fall below the Canadian average.

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The government’s push for electric cars is an example of a policy that reduces emissions only minimally and at an unnecessarily high cost.

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The root of Ontario’s decline can be found in a decade of failed government policies, particularly growth-killing tax increases.

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Ontarians spend nearly a billion dollars a month just to service provincial government debt.

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At an average of 3.6 per cent, the most robust growth period for Central Canada was during the pre-1973 oil crisis.

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Ontarians are already burdened by a $300 billion provincial net debt that has ballooned over the past decade.


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While the overall federal transfer “pie” has grown significantly over the past decade, Ontario’s “slice” has also grown larger.


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The recent elections in Alberta and federally in Canada have elected governments that appear dedicated to increasing government’s interference in the economy.


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Business investment is no longer the driving force of capital formation in Ontario. In its place, investment by the public sector has nearly doubled.