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1 month ago | 
thehub.ca | Alicia Planincic
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Jan 16, 2025 | 
thehub.ca | Alicia Planincic
In each EconMinute, Business Council of Alberta economist Alicia Planincic seeks to better understand the economic issues that matter to Canadians: from business competitiveness to housing affordability to living standards and our country’s lack of productivity growth. She strives to answer burning questions, tackle misconceptions, and uncover what’s really going on in the Canadian economy.
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Dec 17, 2024 | 
thehub.ca | Alicia Planincic
In each EconMinute, Business Council of Alberta economist Alicia Planincic seeks to better understand the economic issues that matter to Canadians: from business competitiveness to housing affordability to living standards and our country’s lack of productivity growth. She strives to answer burning questions, tackle misconceptions, and uncover what’s really going on in the Canadian economy. Inflation has returned to the Bank of Canada’s 2 percent target.
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Dec 12, 2024 | 
thehub.ca | Alicia Planincic
In each EconMinute, Business Council of Alberta economist Alicia Planincic seeks to better understand the economic issues that matter to Canadians: from business competitiveness to housing affordability to living standards and our country’s lack of productivity growth. She strives to answer burning questions, tackle misconceptions, and uncover what’s really going on in the Canadian economy.
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Dec 5, 2024 | 
thehub.ca | Alicia Planincic
In each EconMinute, Business Council of Alberta economist Alicia Planincic seeks to better understand the economic issues that matter to Canadians: from business competitiveness to housing affordability to living standards and our country’s lack of productivity growth. She strives to answer burning questions, tackle misconceptions, and uncover what’s really going on in the Canadian economy.
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Nov 29, 2024 | 
thehub.ca | Alicia Planincic
In each EconMinute, Business Council of Alberta economist Alicia Planincic seeks to better understand the economic issues that matter to Canadians: from business competitiveness to housing affordability to living standards and our country’s lack of productivity growth. She strives to answer burning questions, tackle misconceptions, and uncover what’s really going on in the Canadian economy. An educated workforce is central to a strong economy, and it is one of Canada’s greatest strengths.
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Nov 20, 2024 | 
thehub.ca | Alicia Planincic
In each EconMinute, Business Council of Alberta economist Alicia Planincic seeks to better understand the economic issues that matter to Canadians: from business competitiveness to housing affordability to living standards and our country’s lack of productivity growth. She strives to answer burning questions, tackle misconceptions, and uncover what’s really going on in the Canadian economy. Back in June, the Bank of Canada said the Canadian economy was on track for a soft landing.
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Nov 14, 2024 | 
thehub.ca | Alicia Planincic
In each EconMinute, Business Council of Alberta economist Alicia Planincic seeks to better understand the economic issues that matter to Canadians: from business competitiveness to housing affordability to living standards and our country’s lack of productivity growth. She strives to answer burning questions, tackle misconceptions, and uncover what’s really going on in the Canadian economy. Canada’s economic gap with the U.S. recently reached a new record.
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Nov 6, 2024 | 
thehub.ca | Alicia Planincic
Employment in the public sector has grown considerably over the past decade and, in particular, since 2020. Of course, Canada’s population is growing and aging, so you might imagine this growth reflects an increased need for essential jobs like nurses, teachers, and police officers. Is that what’s driving the expansion of the public service?
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Nov 1, 2024 | 
thehub.ca | Alicia Planincic
In each EconMinute, Business Council of Alberta economist Alicia Planincic seeks to better understand the economic issues that matter to Canadians: from business competitiveness to housing affordability to living standards and our country’s lack of productivity growth. She strives to answer burning questions, tackle misconceptions, and uncover what’s really going on in the Canadian economy.
