Consumer Price Index For July 2008 Rises Again
Learn about the Consumer Price Index (CPI) trends in July 2008 and their significance in the financial landscape.
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CPI at over 3.0% for June 2008
Gas price hikes and inflation: find out how changes in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) are affecting fiscal policy and the economy. This is what was happening in 2008.
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Dropping Gas Prices?
Gas Prices and Inflation With gas prices dropping back to only ludicrously expensive level, what is this going to mean for the Consumer Price Index? The spike jumping from 90 cents a litre to $1.35… Read More »Dropping Gas Prices?
Employment the Same but Unemployment Up?
Yes, Stats Canada asks the interesting question, “Is it possible to have the rate of folks employed stay the same, but the rate of unemployed folks increase?”, the answer this month is “Yes”. How? Read… Read More »Employment the Same but Unemployment Up?
Economic Optimism
The Royal Bank published a report effectively saying, “Relax, it’s only a bump in the economy“, with a forecast that things economically will not be as bad as first predicted. The full economic report by… Read More »Economic Optimism
