CPM: This Week in eCanadian Economy (Day 684)
Day 685, 18:36
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by Addy Lawrence
Canadian Economy
The population of eCanada declined for a third straight week (4,637 v 4,775 v 4,976). What is disappointing is that the eUS is growing. I could accept a flat population but a declining one is discouraging. I put it to our government to deal with this, lower taxes would invite immigrants, there are other options as well.
Unemployment remained relatively flat (42.5% v 41.9
There were 11 new companies created in eCanada last week bringing the total to 726.
The average salary dropped $0.13 from $7.76 to $7.63.
The growth in GDP was amazing, coming in at 2,637.71 gold versus 1,886.70 last week, the economy is really starting to click with the newfound stability.
Monthly exports amount to 133.03 while exports amounted to 132.48 leaving a trade balance of nil. It would be nice to get that export figure up. Personally, I advocate a licensing subsidy from the government equal to half the cost of an export license for proven business operators. You will see this as part of my campaign platform for congress in October.
eCanada experienced deflation of 6.1% versus inflation of 6.6% last week. This deflation led to a lot of profits on the CA$/gold market this week.
Generally speaking, there is a pervasive stabilization of the eCanadian economy as our number of regions has leveled off the past two weeks and our resource portfolio has returned to normal. The lack of war affected supply and demand and by association pricing, and this will correct itself as we return to war.
Who's your daddy? Addy's your daddy!!!
The population of eCanada declined for a third straight week (4,637 v 4,775 v 4,976). What is disappointing is that the eUS is growing. I could accept a flat population but a declining one is discouraging. I put it to our government to deal with this, lower taxes would invite immigrants, there are other options as well.
Unemployment remained relatively flat (42.5% v 41.9
😵and I wonder how so many people could be unemployed.
There were 11 new companies created in eCanada last week bringing the total to 726.
The average salary dropped $0.13 from $7.76 to $7.63.
The growth in GDP was amazing, coming in at 2,637.71 gold versus 1,886.70 last week, the economy is really starting to click with the newfound stability.
Monthly exports amount to 133.03 while exports amounted to 132.48 leaving a trade balance of nil. It would be nice to get that export figure up. Personally, I advocate a licensing subsidy from the government equal to half the cost of an export license for proven business operators. You will see this as part of my campaign platform for congress in October.
eCanada experienced deflation of 6.1% versus inflation of 6.6% last week. This deflation led to a lot of profits on the CA$/gold market this week.
Generally speaking, there is a pervasive stabilization of the eCanadian economy as our number of regions has leveled off the past two weeks and our resource portfolio has returned to normal. The lack of war affected supply and demand and by association pricing, and this will correct itself as we return to war.
Who's your daddy? Addy's your daddy!!!
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I must say that I am still rather confused in being told that you're my daddy. Because if you are my daddy, then who is the man in my living room? 😮
He's da man, I'm yo daddy!
A must read! This is really gonna help me in my money trading! probably essential to any company manager!
I would assume the lack of war in North America would be one reason for the recent decline. Not only would our allies' soldiers be returning home but our army is also getting posted overseas.
The eUS could still fight via their MMP with Norway. Be interesting to see what happens now that the war in Scandinavia is winding down.
This is going on the eCanadian Hotsheet.
In fact, I may establish a whole new economics category for your articles - which are unparalleled in eCanada.