and its worst fiscal year was in fiscal 2009 - 2010 when the federal government ran a $55.598 billion deficit, erasing all of the gains that had been made between fiscal 2001 - 2002 and 2007 - 2008 in one fell swoop. Just under $99 billion of the roughly $120 billion decline in goods exports came from reduced flows of exports to our southern neighbour. Detroit Real Estate - What $465,000 (or less) Will... Jim Flaherty - Is He Practising Austerity Like He'... Home Ownership and The Savings Rate: Their Impact ... Canada's Real Estate Market: A Sustainable Afforda... What A Million Dollars Will Buy In Vancouver. Imports also declined in all sectors except agricultural and fishing products, which posted a slight 2.9 percent increase. billion or 22.2 percent in just four fiscal years. Hence in the second term he delivered NAFTA and the GST to take advantage of the service sector growth.Cretin finally moved Crow out and interest rates dropped below 6% but Mulroney did most of the heavy lifting. Finally, imports of forestry products, the smallest import category, fell 16.9 percent ($0.5 billion) to $2.4 billion. Funny to see Anonymous to Anonymous conversations.Hard to understand what Anonymous is really saying....oooh well, such is the Internet. BUT, i am sure all you liberals. Never mind the cost of a Liberal war, re-equipping the military paying the interest on 448 b debt and spending 54 billion on stimulus. Imports from Mexico last year totalled $22.1 billion, up 33.7 per cent from 2009.

Let's hope that our politicians in Ottawa

According to Blacklock's Reporter, the Parliamentary Office's Economic and Fiscal Outlook said the federal debt would reach a record breaking $1.45 trillion this year.

billion323.7 billion added to debtIn 9 years possible recession for small portion -John Turner (liberal)June 1984-September 1984127.2 billion-135.3 billion8.1 billion added to debtIn 3 months during a recession-Pierre Trudeau (Liberal)March 1980- June 198460.1 billion-127.1 billion67 billion added to debtIn 4 years during a recession-Joe Clark(Progressive Conservative)June 1979- March 198046.5 billion-60.1 billion13.6 billion added to debt in 9 months during a recession-Pierre Trudeau (Liberal)April 1968- June 197946.4 billion-14.2 billion32.2 billion added to debt in 9 years no recession. Imports of other consumer goods nudged down 0.1 percent as a 10.0 percent increase in prices was insufficient to offset a 9.1 percent decline in volumes.

The volume of exports was slashed by nearly one third asmanufacturers in Canada reduced production in the face of falling demand in the United States. Harper said it in the debate, He has increased immigration because it raises gdp, of course this is completely destructive to a country because it is an artificial GDP number that ends up costing and adding to Harpers already record $611 billion dollar debt. So who is the most profligate?

Figure 4.2 depicts Imports of Goods and Services from Major Areas from 2004 to 2009 in C$ billion. Imports from China increased 12.1 per cent to $44.5 billion. Export volumes were down for the second consecutive year, while prices reversed, wiping out the notable increases registered in 2008. Agriculture and fishing products was the onlymajor commodity group to register an increase in imports in 2009 — the fifth consecutive year of increases — and gains were widespread. The Trudeau government’s deficit has almost reached a whopping $400 billion, exceeding the previous record for the largest deficit by seven times. Of course, that would destroy your hypothesis.Finally, why not look at how Martin and Chretien didn't really balance the books, but simple slashed transfers to the provinces shifting their deficits to other levels of government. “I will not make projections today because the situation, as you will understand very well, is quite fluid with Covid-19, with the second wave, with the decisions that provinces like Québec and Ontario are currently making to flatten the curve of the coronavirus,” said Freeland.

The volume of automotive products exported was just under half that exported in 2005. Nevertheless, Canada runs trade deficits for services with all of itsmajor partners (Table 4-2). based on something that. As of the fourth quarter of 2009, they were 6.3 percent below the peak set the previous year.

It is simply wealth redistribution from the tax payers to the rich from whom the government borrows money. Overall, imports of other agricultural and fishing products were up by $0.5 billion last year. The share of goods and services exports destined for non-U.S. markets increased from 20.9% in 2002 to 21.5% in 2005, before reaching 30.0% in 2009.