Sentences with phrase «fall economic update»

The Fall Economic Update was hosted this week by the Fredericton Chamber of Commerce.

In addition, the spending estimates in the Main Estimates are based on out of date economic assumptions included in the previous year's Fall Economic Update.

In the fall economic update you noted that our country is currently the fastest - growing economy in the Group of Seven (G - 7).

The fiscal picture has improved slightly since the fall economic update — this year's deficit is forecast to be $ 25.4 billion, down slightly from the $ 27.8 billion expected last fall.

The day before Mr. Bernier's speech, Finance Minister Jim Flaherty released the government's fall economic update.

The price dive could put pressure on the federal government to the tune of $ 2.5 billion annually for the next four years, according to a fall economic update from Ottawa, and oil - producing provinces such as Alberta, Saskatchewan and Newfoundland are staring down revenue and royalty losses worth billions.

During the the fall economic update in November, the Liberals proposed the Global Skills Strategy, promising to fast - track the process of securing work permits and visas for foreign high - skilled individuals.

Not exact matches

The Minister is to meet with private sector economists on October 29th Updated economic and fiscal projections will be presented in the Fall Update, which should be released by mid - to late - November.

During the 1980s, the Mulroney Government released economic and fiscal updates, with policy actions, in reaction to dramatic falls in grain and oil prices.

In the fall of 2008 Mr. Flaherty presented a fall Economic and Fiscal Update, which said there would be no recession and there would be surpluses forever.

The use of the four private sector forecasting organizations to prepare fiscal projections for the fall update was discontinued with the September 2009 Update of Economic and Fiscal Projecupdate was discontinued with the September 2009 Update of Economic and Fiscal ProjecUpdate of Economic and Fiscal Projections.

The fall economic and fiscal update is expected soon, perhaps as early as this week.

We won't know by how much until Joe Oliver delivers his long awaited fall Economic and Fiscal Update.

The Government has continued the practice, first adopted by the Liberals in 1996, of using the average of the private sector economic forecasts for budget and fall update planning purposes.

This meant that Main Estimates of government spending, which were tabled on February 28, 2012, were based on economic assumptions presented in the previous Fall 2011 Update and not those in the 2012 budget.

These results should make Minister Flaherty's Fall Economic and Fiscal Update very interesting reading.

Parliamentarians and Canadians will have to wait until the Minister of Finance releases his fall update to compare his economic and fiscal projections to those of the PBO, but those will not be comparable

Perhaps Mr. Flaherty will provide some answers to these questions in his Fall Economic and Fiscal Update?

The average of the private sector forecasts forms the basis for the economic assumptions used for fiscal planning purposes in the budget and fall update.

On October 29, 2012, the Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) released its fall «Economic and Fiscal Outlook Update».

There is a growing consensus that growth in the U.S. will accelerate and could reach 3 per cent, but stronger economic growth in the U.S. has already been assumed in the Fall Update.

A new Liberal government will release a fall Economic and Fiscal Update so that Canadians can get a more accurate picture of the federal government's revised position since April.

STATEMENT by Andrew Jackson, Senior Policy Advisor, Broadbent Institute, on the fall Economic and Fiscal Update.

The Trudeau government's fiscal plan as updated in the Fall Economic Statement meets a number of progressive commitments, but also raises a lot of questions about what can be expected of the federal Budget to be tabled next March.

Based on the Fall Update's economic and fiscal projections, the budget could be in balance by 2025 - 26.

Currently the fall Update and the Budget economic forecasts are based on the average growth, inflation, interest rates and unemployment rate forecasts of a select group of private sector economic forecasters.

This would not preclude advice from the private sector forecasters, but the budget and fall update economic forecasts would no longer be based on private sector averages.

We believe that a fall update would provide you with opportunity to discuss the economic risks and challenges that you will confront in planning your 2016 budget.

It would be nice if Finance Minister Flaherty provided some background research and analysis for discussion in his upcoming fall economic and fiscal update, expected later this month.

The fall Update would continue to present five - year economic and fiscal forecasts in order to provide a longer - term perspective of the challenges facing the government.

This makes sense if we are to continue to use the private sector economic forecasts for the fall Update and the Budget.

It updates the 2017.2 version with the new economic information from the automatic adjustments announced in the fall of 2017.

When asked today about the fall update, Bill Morneau said the government would continue to look at Canada's economic situation in order to determine what should be done — not only in November but also in next year's budget.

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More recently, Jim Collins updated this book with the new publication How the Mighty Fall — which takes into account the recent economic collapse and downfall of some of his previously considered «great» companies.

The updated fiscal 2018 - 19 forecasted deficit is $ 18.1 billion, improved from the fall economic statement estimate of $ 18.6 billion.