Starting to Slow: Canada’s Three-Year Labour and Household Outlook

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Starting to Slow: Canada’s Three-Year Labour and Household Outlook

Canadian
Pages:17 pages20 min read

Author: The Conference Board of Canada

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This quarterly economic forecast presents the medium-term outlook for the Canadian economy. This release focuses on household income and employment.

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This quarter, we consider the effects of elevated price growth, continuing high interest rates, and the vagaries of the employment landscape on Canada’s economic outlook.

The consumer price index continues its above-target growth, and recession threatens. What effect will the resulting household savings rates and dampened consumer spending have on Canada’s medium-term economic health? What dynamics will affect labour demand and unemployment, and how does international migration factor in? We share our outlook for household consumption and the labour market, including the forces that will help or hinder employment growth over the period.

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Key findings
Labour and households snapshot
Overview
Labour market outlook
Household finances
When will consumers’ resilience wane?
Methodology

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