Canada’s $23,757 living standards gap with the U.S. is self-inflicted—and it took just one decade
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Canada’s $23,757 living standards gap with the U.S. is self-inflicted
**Editorial Summary:** This piece argues that Canada's widening living standards gap with the U.S. over the past decade results from policy choices rather than external factors—specifically underinvestment in capital, an overreliance on population growth to inflate GDP headlines, and excessive public-sector expansion that crowded out private enterprise.
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