Canada vs. U.S. Economic Disparities

Economic investment per worker in Canada is significantly lower compared to the United States, with the American worker receiving approximately $28,000 in business investment per year versus $15,000 for the Canadian worker. This discrepancy highlights the broader issue of diminishing economic conditions in Canada, where housing prices are inflated and many tradespeople struggle to afford homes despite their contributions to the workforce. The situation raises questions about Canada's economic strategies, particularly regarding energy production, as the nation still imports oil despite having substantial reserves. This mismanagement points to a need for more practical policies that align with the country's true economic potential.