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Bottom line? Canada’s potential growth rate remains in decline

But Bill Morneau's speech was too much a boastful bromide better suited for a partisan political rally than a sober and frank accounting of the core economic challenges facing the country and the risks they pose to future well-being.

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BY DAVID CRANE
November 26, 2018

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