Kanada splaca dlug jak RUMUNIA !!!
Dlug jest latwo splacic metoda Czauczesku, czyli obnizajac poziom zycia
ludnosci, eksportujac wszystko co sie da za granice, i obnizajac wydatki
panstwa na szkoly, szpitale, drogi itd. A jak sie to konczy to widzimy na
przykladzie Rumunii, gdzie cala produkcje ropy i benzyny Czauczsesku
sprzedawal
na zachod, a Rumunii nie mieli nie tylko benzyny dla samochodow, ale i oleju
opalowego czy nawet elektrycznosci. Rzad Kanady wkrotce moze skonczyc jak
rzad
Rumunii po kierunkiem tego "ojca narodu"...
Canada was the only G-7 country to record a surplus in 2002, 2003 and 2004.
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) projects
that
Canada will be the only G-7 country to record a surplus in both 2005 and
2006.
Canada has had the largest improvement in its budgetary situation among the G-
7
countries since 1992, including the sharpest decline in the debt burden.
Canada’s total government sector debt burden declined to an estimated 31 per
cent of gross domestic product (GDP) in 2004, and has been the lowest in the
G-
7 since 2003.
Canada's Federal government debt :
r 2000 - 561.733
r 2001 - 545.300
r 2002 - 534.690
r 2003 - 526.492
r 2004 - 523.648
Kaganowski zobacz jak ten Tzreci Swiat Daje Sobie Rade :
Canada has elbowed its way in front of Britain and the United States as one
of the world's best places to invest and live, according to a survey of 25
countries'
Foreign debt drops off
Agency says assets abroad surpass $1 trillion for first time
The Canadian Press
OTTAWA (Sep 16, 2005)
Canada's net liability to foreigners fell to its lowest level in more than 20
years in the second quarter of this year, Statistics Canada says.
It happened as the country's assets abroad surpassed $1-trillion for the
first time, coming in at $1,009.1 billion.
"Canada's net external liabilities, the difference between its external
assets and foreign liabilities, hit $153.8 billion, down $7.1 billion from
the level at the end of the first quarter," the agency said.
"These net external liabilities have tumbled by more than 15 per cent from
$181.1 billion at the end of 2004.
"On the liability side, increases in foreign direct investment in Canada and
in bank deposits led to a 1.2 per cent rise in Canada's international
liabilities to $1,162.9 billion," it said.
"As a result, net external liabilities at the end of June represented 11.4
per cent of Canada's gross domestic product,down from 12.1 per cent at the
end of March," it said. This is a ratio that has steadily decreased from 20.1
per cent two years ago.
The agency also said:
* Canadian direct investment abroad reached $462 billion at the end of June,
up $9.4 billion from the end of March.
* Canadian direct investment in the United States rose to $213.3 billion,
representing more than 46 per cent of total Canadian direct investment abroad.
* Canadian holdings of foreign bonds surged almost 8 per cent to $67.8
billion, the highest value on record.
* Canadian holdings of U.S. stocks rose $3.7 billion to $99.6 billion at the
end of June.
* Canada's international reserves fell to $41.8 billion, a $1.3-billion
decline from the previous quarter. At the same time, the deposit assets of
Canadians rose $6.5 billion to a record $128.9 billion.
* Foreign direct investment in Canada went up $5.2 billion to a record $376.7
billion.
* Foreign direct investment from the United States rose to $244.3 billion, or
almost two-thirds of total foreign direct investment in Canada.
* At the end of June, foreign investors held $109.5 billion worth of Canadian
shares, down $1.0 billion from the previous quarter.
Przyklad edukacji:
Highlights From Intel ISEF 2005
More than 1,400 young scientists from 41 countries came together in Phoenix,
Arizona, for Intel ISEF 2005. Diagnosing breast cancer, a new form of
electricity and antibiotic resistance took top prizes. Canada's Chet Gervais,
a grade 11 student from LaSalle, Ontario, Kartik Madiraju, a grade 10 student
from Brossard, Quebec, and Adrian Veres, a grade 10 student from Montreal,
Quebec, all brought home First Place Grand Awards from the Intel
International Science and Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF), held in Phoenix,
Arizona, May 8-14. Close to 90 per cent of Canadian projects won awards.
Tylko w misiacu Lipcu 2005 w Kanadzie ktora porownujesz do Rumuni
Kanadyjczycy kupili 154 830 tys NOWYCH SAMOCHODOW !!!! Big Three's
Canadian auto sales surge !!!!
