Two-thirds of Canadians enter 2019 worried about economy: Kitchen table forecast
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The survey sought to add consumer context to reports on slowing economic growth by asking Canadians about a series of "kitchen table” issues – the sort of daily financial concerns that confront people on a daily basis, such as bill payments and debt, cost of living, job security and bankruptcy. It comes on the heels of a global report by The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) that suggests Canada is showing signs of a sharp decline in growth in 2019.
Guest: Laurie Campbell - CEO of Credit Canada
The survey sought to add consumer context to reports on slowing economic growth by asking Canadians about a series of "kitchen table” issues – the sort of daily financial concerns that confront people on a daily basis, such as bill payments and debt, cost of living, job security and bankruptcy. It comes on the heels of a global report by The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) that suggests Canada is showing signs of a sharp decline in growth in 2019.
Guest: Laurie Campbell - CEO of Credit Canada