Canadian economy
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The Canadian economy refers to the system of production, trade, and consumption in Canada—a mixed market economy among the world's largest by GDP.
Rich in natural resources, Canada's economy relies heavily on petroleum, mining, forestry, and agriculture, alongside manufacturing and services.
The economy is deeply integrated with the United States through trade agreements: The Canadian economy depends heavily on exports to its southern neighbor.
Discussion often centers on commodity prices, the Canadian dollar's fluctuations, and regional disparities between resource-rich provinces and manufacturing centers.
- Bay StreetToronto financial district
- skilled tradesOccupations requiring specialized manual training
- forestryManaging wooded land
- unemployment ratePercentage without jobs seeking work
- exportsGoods sold abroad
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