Highlights of Bill Morneau's 2018 fiscal update

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Highlights of Bill Morneau's 2018 fiscal update
CBC News · Posted: Nov 21, 2018 4:15 PM ET | Last Updated: an hour ago

Finance Minister Bill Morneau holds a press conference in the media lockup for the fall economic update, in Ottawa on Wednesday, Nov. 21, 2018. (Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press)

Finance Minister Bill Morneau delivered his fall economic statement Wednesday. Here are the highlights of his fiscal update.

Finance Minister Bill Morneau delivered his fall economic statement Wednesday. Here are the highlights of his fiscal update:

• Growth: 2 per cent forecast next year (up from 1.6) — and slightly higher inflation.
• Unemployment rate: 5.8 per cent next year, down from 5.9.
• Projected deficit: $18.1 billion for current fiscal year.
• Revised 2017-2018 deficit: $19 billion, down $0.9 billion.
• Debt: Expected to grow by $96.7 billion to $765 billion by 2023-24.
• Debt-to-GDP ratio projected to fall each year, to 28.5 by 2023-24.
• New measures announced today: $17.6 billion over 6 years.
• Biggest move: $14.4 billion to allow businesses to write off some capital costs more quickly.
• Trade: Infrastructure spending moved up and other measures to promote trade. The goal is to boost overseas exports by 50 per cent by 2025.
• Support for Journalism: Charitable status for non-profits, local news tax credit and tax deduction for subscriptions.
• Francophone media: $14.6 million over 5 years to create digital platform for TV5Monde, a channel created by French-language public broadcasters.
• Strategic Innovation Fund: Additional $800 million over 5 years, including $100 million for forestry sector.
• Social Finance Fund: $755 million over 10 years to help charities and non-profits fund social projects.
• Wild fish stocks: $202 million more over 5 years to support sustainability.
• Nutrition North: $62.6 million over 5 years and $10.4M per year after that for food security program.
• Avalanche Canada: $25 million one-time endowment to promote avalanche safety.

 

[ottawa_tj]

good，good。。。。

 

[bzb]

春长，再这样继续借债过日子，很快明神父要跳楼了。
支持小舒上台，砍！

 

[New Person]

Highlights of Bill Morneau's 2018 fiscal update
CBC News · Posted: Nov 21, 2018 4:15 PM ET | Last Updated: an hour ago

Finance Minister Bill Morneau holds a press conference in the media lockup for the fall economic update, in Ottawa on Wednesday, Nov. 21, 2018. (Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press)

Finance Minister Bill Morneau delivered his fall economic statement Wednesday. Here are the highlights of his fiscal update.

Finance Minister Bill Morneau delivered his fall economic statement Wednesday. Here are the highlights of his fiscal update:

• Growth: 2 per cent forecast next year (up from 1.6) — and slightly higher inflation.
• Unemployment rate: 5.8 per cent next year, down from 5.9.
• Projected deficit: $18.1 billion for current fiscal year.
• Revised 2017-2018 deficit: $19 billion, down $0.9 billion.
• Debt: Expected to grow by $96.7 billion to $765 billion by 2023-24.
• Debt-to-GDP ratio projected to fall each year, to 28.5 by 2023-24.
• New measures announced today: $17.6 billion over 6 years.
• Biggest move: $14.4 billion to allow businesses to write off some capital costs more quickly.
• Trade: Infrastructure spending moved up and other measures to promote trade. The goal is to boost overseas exports by 50 per cent by 2025.
• Support for Journalism: Charitable status for non-profits, local news tax credit and tax deduction for subscriptions.
• Francophone media: $14.6 million over 5 years to create digital platform for TV5Monde, a channel created by French-language public broadcasters.
• Strategic Innovation Fund: Additional $800 million over 5 years, including $100 million for forestry sector.
• Social Finance Fund: $755 million over 10 years to help charities and non-profits fund social projects.
• Wild fish stocks: $202 million more over 5 years to support sustainability.
• Nutrition North: $62.6 million over 5 years and $10.4M per year after that for food security program.
• Avalanche Canada: $25 million one-time endowment to promote avalanche safety.

到2025，出口增加50%， 能做到吗？

 

[燕麦粥周]

要是个人也能那样举债，而不用担心还不还得起债，那日子真是比大冷天里晒太阳都舒服

 

[阿土仔]

到2025，出口增加50%， 能做到吗？

自由党的话你也能信？

 

[阿土仔]

春长，再这样继续借债过日子，很快明神父要跳楼了。
支持小舒上台，砍！

还不起债就加税呀，还能跑了你啦？！

 

[New Person]

Support for Journalism: Charitable status for non-profits, local news tax credit and tax deduction for subscriptions.

这里面有 600 Million Dollars，没人CARE了？