In the media | 03 Jan 2024
BNN Bloomberg: Debt levels mean Canada’s recovery could lag other advanced economies
Tony Stillo
Director of Canada Economics
While the Canadian economy is expected to rebound this year, it may fare worse than other advanced economies. Tony Stillo, Director of Canada Economics examines the role household debt will play.
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