But economic growth likely will stay subdued for the foreseeable future
Eurozone crisis continues to drag on the global economic recovery
Outlook for Canada unchanged
Weak global demand to dampen the export and manufacturing recovery
Bank of Canada may have little choice but to keep interest rates where they are until 2014
Challenges facing exports and consumer demand
High household debt and overvalued real estate have left the economy vulnerable
The Paris-based organization says the country must do more to maintain a high level of employment
Bank forecasts modest 2.2% growth for U.S. economy this year and next
Peter Andersen, founder of Andersen Economic Research Inc., discusses what we’ve learned from previous economic crises and how the United States is facing four or five years of slow economic growth. He explains what this means for the global economy and for Canada. Anderson spoke at the 2012 CIFPs conference in Vancouver.