https://www.ipsos.com/en/nation-brands-index-2021
I guess the Sunny Ways approach is getting noticed internationally. Although I expect some on this forum would disagree.
Let the memes rain down!
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https://www.ipsos.com/en/nation-brands-index-2021
I guess the Sunny Ways approach is getting noticed internationally. Although I expect some on this forum would disagree.
Let the memes rain down!
That's about the most useless POLL I have seen ..it measures
It's like looking at the neighbour down the street and assessing how wonderful his life is based on the size of his home and the vehicle he drives. Yet he's drowning in debt to maintain that image.Quote:
In 1996, Simon Anholt coined the term ‘nation brand’ and gave birth to an important field of research and practice. Since
then, he has advised the Heads of State and Heads of Government of 56 countries to help them plan the policies,
strategies, investments and innovations which lead their country towards an improved profile and reputation. In addition
to his advisory work, Professor Anholt developed the measurement systems: the Nation Brands IndexSM (NBI) and City
Brands IndexSM (CBI), to assess how citizens of the world view the nations, cities and regions of the world.
Looking at us from afar and living in the country are two far different things.
Sunny Ways indeed......what does that cost us here in Ontario: each person in Ontario owes $61,600 and interest $1,400..that is left for our kids and grand kids.
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Government debt ranges between $47,300 and $65,200 per Canadian depending on the province by the end of 2021. When you add up all provincial and federal debt, each Canadian will owe $57,500 on average.
Debt interest charges will cost between $1,100 and $2,400 per person this year.
The CTF report uses debt and interest charge numbers published in government budgets.
“Interest charges alone will cost more than $1,000 per person this year, and that money isn’t being spent on health care or lowering taxes because it’s going to bond fund managers,” said Terrazzano. “Canadian governments are up to their eyeballs in debt and taxpayers are going to get walloped if politicians don’t figure out ways to save money.”
What does 'Sunny Ways' cost us you ask: :
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Statistics Canada says the annual pace of inflation picked up in September to reach its highest level since February 2003.
The agency says its consumer price index in September was up 4.4 per cent compared with a year ago.
The reading compared with a year-over-year increase of 4.1 per cent in August.
Driving most of the increase were prices at the pumps as consumers paid 32.8 per cent more last month for gasoline than in September 2020.
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Statistics Canada says the average of the three measures for core inflation, which are considered better gauges of underlying price pressures and closely tracked by the Bank of Canada, was 2.67 per cent for September, up from 2.6 per cent in August.
The September reading is the highest since December 2008.
Speaking of which: https://rumble.com/vh4kr5-busted-on-...TIuBCwiO9P3ss8
Lol…silly Mike, don’t go letting reality interfere with the illusions generated from the left
Trudeau is bankrupting Canada on purpose.
Once you understand this, it all begins to make sense. The "Great Reset" is coming, and he's helping.
Bankruptcy is part of the Great Reset.
Your right and those that understand may be able to protect there money.Quote:
Originally Posted by old outdoorsman
Lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by 73hunter
As long as "Governance, People, and Immigration and culture" ranks high, who needs economy?
Those minor details will sort them selves out [emoji18]
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How do you propose we protect our money?Quote:
Originally Posted by glen
With hyper inflation ramping up our dollar will soon be worth nothing.
Maybe purchase precious metals?
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Put it all in to crypto currency.Quote:
Originally Posted by impact