[QUOTE=shtferbrains;n825955]What did you think or your man Carney's budget?
Do you pay your credit card payments by putting it on another card and leaving it for your kids to pay?
$70 billion in interest payments till inflation kicks in from printing too much money?
What happens if interest goes to 8%?
Canada's rankings as a G7 country when looking at debt and deficits as a percentage of GDP are okay!
The US has a much higher debt as a percentage of GDP.
But you still think Trump is dosing a good job? LOL
"Canada has a strong ranking in G7 debt-to-GDP, particularly when considering net debt (lowest in the G7), but falls to 5th highest in the G7 for gross debt . This difference is largely due to Canada's large public pension plan assets, which reduce its net debt calculation but are not counted in its gross debt. For deficits, Canada's ratio is also among the smallest in the G7, though its ranking can be debated depending on the source.
Deficit-to-GDP ranking
Do you pay your credit card payments by putting it on another card and leaving it for your kids to pay?
$70 billion in interest payments till inflation kicks in from printing too much money?
What happens if interest goes to 8%?
Canada's rankings as a G7 country when looking at debt and deficits as a percentage of GDP are okay!
The US has a much higher debt as a percentage of GDP.
But you still think Trump is dosing a good job? LOL
"Canada has a strong ranking in G7 debt-to-GDP, particularly when considering net debt (lowest in the G7), but falls to 5th highest in the G7 for gross debt . This difference is largely due to Canada's large public pension plan assets, which reduce its net debt calculation but are not counted in its gross debt. For deficits, Canada's ratio is also among the smallest in the G7, though its ranking can be debated depending on the source.
Deficit-to-GDP ranking
- Ranking: One of the smallest deficits in the G7.
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