Recession or recovery in 1999?

Article Abstract:

Economic forecasters are projecting a GDP growth of 2% for Canada in 1999, the second consecutive year that the country will post a slower growth. Canada posted a GDP growth of 3.8% in 1997, but only 2.9% is expected in 1998. However, two economists disagree regarding their views. JP Morgan senior economist Ted Carmichael predicts a short recession in the middle of 1999, while University of Toronto economist Steve Murphy forecasts a stronger economic growth in 1999 than in 1998.

Canada, Gross Domestic Product

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Ontario's incredible shrinking deficit: Sorbara budget full of fiscal surprises

Article Abstract:

The 2004 budget declared by Finance Minister Greg Sorbara is full of fiscal surprises. The budget puts an end to the fiscal tragedy that was taking place in Ontario politics.

Public Finance Activities, Management dynamics, Fiscal Policy, Ontario, Management, Company business management, Sorbara, Greg

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SARS infects Asian growth

Article Abstract:

SARS outbreaks put Asian economic growth on hold.

Asia, Economic conditions, Severe acute respiratory syndrome

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