The third option

Article Abstract:

Canada's debt-plagued economy was portrayed as similar to Mexico's in a Jan 1995 Wall Street Journal editorial, which has prompted some to suggest that Canada's is essentially a third world economy. A tongue-in-cheek analysis suggests that Canada's consumers must get poorer for the analogy to hold.

Column, The Wall Street Journal (Newspaper), Cost and standard of living, Cost of living, Editorials

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Where the jobs are

Article Abstract:

Increased use of computer and communications technologies form the base of new economic trends. Statistics Canada claimed that the recession is over in Jan 1993, but the new trends have not reduced unemployment. Changes in corporate philosophy that reflect the trends are examined.

Technology

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Decision time

Article Abstract:

Investors are beginning to reconsider Canadian stocks. Canada has been beset by a harsh recession, but now appears to be on the verge of an economic recovery. The North American Free Trade Agreement may also aid the recovery of Canadian stocks.

Evaluation, Foreign securities

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