Unlocking private sector investment is key to boosting Canada’s productivity: Conference Board of Canada

Mark Lowey
July 3, 2024

Canada must focus on unlocking private sector investment and investing in the knowledge economy to improve poor productivity performance, says a new report by the Conference Board of Canada.

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Organizations: Bank of Canada, Conference Board of Canada, Government of Canada, Government of Ontario, Government of Quebec, Honda, Northvolt AB, Stellantis NV, and Volkswagen AG
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