Canada: Selected Issues

March 29, 2005

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Canada: Selected Issues, (USA: International Monetary Fund, 2005) accessed November 23, 2024

Summary

This Selected Issues paper for Canada presents comprehensive and broad-based analysis of the role of domestic and external shocks. Canada’s economic history illustrates the important role played by external as well as domestic macroeconomic disturbances. Canada’s economy slowed in 2001 because of the global slowdown, although by less than in many other countries. In 2003, the recovery has been interrupted by a series of shocks that moderated growth. Fluctuations in Canadian real GDP are explained by external and domestic cycles.

Subject: Banking, Budget planning and preparation, Expenditure, Macroeconomic and fiscal forecasts, Personal income tax, Public financial management (PFM), Revenue administration, Taxes

Keywords: Australia and New Zealand, Bank, Bank asset, Bank competition, Banking system in Canada, Budget planning and preparation, Caribbean, CR, Demand shock, Europe, Global, IO method, ISCR, Macroeconomic and fiscal forecasts, Merger guideline, Personal income tax, Phillips curve, Soundness indicator, Tax rate

Publication Details

Pages:

121
Volume:

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Series:

Country Report No. 2005/116
Stock No:

1CANEA2005001
ISBN:

9781451806984
ISSN:

1934-7685

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