Sounds like a housing bubble in India. The moment people can't afford to buy houses anymore, it blows up (just like how it happened in the U.S and Japan). Toronto is starting to show signs of a bubble in housing prices. Now that bank of Canada lowered interest rates, doesn't help the case either.bestofluck said:nothing can be worse than India. where an masters degree would not fetch money enuf to build aa house in ur entire life!. Imagine a 2 bedroom house cost 70 lakhs in India. Who will save that much in one life. The recession you are narrating is nothing
so true...look at the state of infrastructure...supply chain is a mess...no projectsmf4361 said:don't blame the economy, blame Harper
Blame Oil. Russia has a fair amount to do with that, as do the Saudis.mf4361 said:don't blame the economy, blame Harper
Which is why governments should tax the good years and spend the bad. Keep the bubble from getting too big, save some money in the meantime, help avoid a big crash.haceeb said:Recession is an essential part of capitalism. You have to empty the glass once in a while.
Well Said!!haceeb said:Recession is an essential part of capitalism. You have to empty the glass once in a while.
Because good economics is rarely good politics.kateg said:Which is why governments should tax the good years and spend the bad. Keep the bubble from getting too big, save some money in the meantime, help avoid a big crash.
Unfortunately, governments like to do the reverse. Cut taxes in good years, cut spending in bad.
Because oil play is more international politics (mostly between USA and Saudis) than global demand/supply and Canada has relatively little say in it.kateg said:Blame Oil. Russia has a fair amount to do with that, as do the Saudis.