Low oil prices have taken their toll on an already weak Canadian economy,
where household debt levels are at record highs and business investment continues to lag.
Not exact matches
In U.S. families
where the head of
household is 75 or older, the
level of
debt has increased nearly 60 % from 31.2 % in 2007 to 49.8 % in 2016, according to EBRI.
In a country
where consumers have grown accustomed to low rates, and
where households are burdened with record
levels of
debt relative to income, this kind of change is worth noting.
On the best and worst jobs in Canada,
where the world's happiest employees live and easing
household debt levels.