Basics theory and its application. Focus on data and information.
At its most granular level, the economy is composed of three fundamental factors: labour, capital and land. These factors interact… READ MORE
Statistics Canada uses a classification system to describe Canadian economies: the national economy and the economies of the ten provinces… READ MORE
A prior post noted that the global socio-economy is experiencing an unprecedented era of accelerated economic growth and enhanced quality… READ MORE
The world has reached and sustained a level of income and a quality of life unimaginable to anyone before the… READ MORE
This post is intended to provide basic descriptive statistics for the components of Canada’s Gross National Product using the income… READ MORE
Limits to Growth (1972) and the World Conservation Strategy (1980) led to the development of sustainable development (SD) frameworks over… READ MORE
Inflation and the high cost of groceries has become a headline topic. The American Federal Trade Commission issued a report… READ MORE
Statistics Canada is tracking and publishing value of retail e-commerce in Canada as a component of its monthly estimate of… READ MORE
This post deals with a local economic issue. The Sault Ste. Marie International Bridge provides residents of Ontario convenient land… READ MORE
This is a fun posting. Banning exports of strategic knowledge and their applications is a common feature of modern international… READ MORE
“Ring the bells that still can ring
Forget your perfect offering
There is a crack in everything
That’s how the light gets in.”
Leonard Cohen, Anthem (1992)
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