全方位介绍加拿大的经济状况(英文版)National Economy of Canada

Prairie Provinces
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• The Canadian Prairies is a region of Canada, specifically in Western Canada, which may correspond to several different definitions, natural or political. • Notably, the Prairie provinces or simply the Prairies comprise the provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, as they are much covered by prairie.
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The World’s Highest Standards of Living
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Individuals and Government
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What kinds of industries might be flurishing in Canada? Why can’t China enjoy a dynamic market?
Natural Resources
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• Canada’s economy was and still is strongly built upon the exploitah, forestry, minerals and energy. • in the 20th century, Canada’s manufacturing industries grew diversified.
Agriculture
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• Less than one-twelfth of Canada’s land area is suitable for crop production. (China less than 13%, population) • About four-fifths of this cropland is in the Prairie Provinces, where long sunny days in summer and adequate precipitation combine to provide excellent grain yields.
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• Canadians enjoy one of the world’s highest standards of living. • Access to abundant natural resources and the world’s most dynamic market, the U.S. ,enabled Canadians to prosper and become a member of the Group of 8 industrial nations
Agriculture
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• the widest range of crops and the highest yields occur in southwestern British Columbia and southern Ontario.
Agriculture
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• Although agriculture employs less than 4 percent of the Canadian labor force, it is vital to the national economy, producing large volumes of food for both the domestic and export markets and providing raw materials for food processing, wholesale, and retail industries.
Individuals and Government
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• Individuals act as producers, consumers, and servers • the government stabilizes the economy, provides services, and protects community interests.
The World’s Highest Standards of Living
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• the Group of 8 industrial nations • 8 industrial nations：the US, the UK, France, Germany, Italy, Canada, Japan, and Russia. • Technically speaking, it is a club of rich nations in stead of an international organization. • In 1970s, the western economic situations deteriorated. In order to solve the economic and currency crisis, France called for the summit meeting of 6 nations in July, 1975. • Canada joined in 1976 and Russia in 1998. • From then on, 8 nations held summit meeting annually.