为什么两篇报道的净资产数相差如此之大?
Canadian families’ net worth rises, but so does their debt
OTTAWA — The Globe and Mail
PublishedTuesday, Feb. 25 2014, 9:09 AM EST
Most Canadian families have seen their fortunes grow since the recession – but they’re also swimming in debt.
A new study paints a picture of both rising net worth and swelling debt levels. All told, the median net worth of Canadian families climbed 44.5 per cent to $243,800 in 2012 from seven years earlier, adjusted for inflation, Statistics Canada’s survey of financial security shows. (Net worth reflects the amount family units would have if they sold their assets and paid all of their debt.)