Claire Kennedy

Dec 18, 2023 | mondaq.com | Claire Kennedy

The global and Canadian economies are still adjusting to the shocks of COVID and war. Inflation remains elevated, and monetary conditions are restrictive. There are legacies, in particular high public and private debt. Concurrently, the forces of demographic ageing, climate change, and digitalization are intensifying in a new fragmented world, transforming our economies, and requiring more public and private investment.

Jun 12, 2023 | bennettjones.com | Jonathan Fried |Serge Dupont |Lori Sterling |Claire Kennedy |Richard Dion |Christy Clark | +4 more

For the last three years, governments,businesses and workers have confronted a seriesof shocks and disruptions that have tested theiragility and resilience. The pandemic, the warin Ukraine, supply chain constraints, swingsin commodity prices, and higher inflation andinterest rates, have demanded swift responsesand adjustment. There are aftershocks,uncertainty and risk, and still a need to adapt. Navigating turbulent times remains a keyfunction of policy and business planning.