The global economy is being reshaped by shifting currencies, soaring energy prices, the ascendance of ultra low cost producers in international markets and the transition to less simulative policy setting in the United States, according to report released today by Scotia Economics.“NAFTA will lead the G7 by a wider margin in 2005, with Canadian and […]
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