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1 CANADA’S ECONOMY 1. GDP Gross Domestic Product
Total value of goods/service produced in 1 yr

2 GDP per Capita GDP per person GDP divided by the total population
Equal distribution GDP/capita is a measure of the country’s living standards and can be used to see how a country’s citizens are doing

3 BUSINESS CYCLE GDP over time Annually, Quarterly Peak Decline Trough
Recovery/Expansion Recession Depression

4 Where is Canada at?

5 STOCK MARKET 1. Bull 2. Bear 3. Stagnant 4. Turbulent

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