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Economy Of Canada

Canada, a land of vast distances and richquarters of Canadians. But Canada differs
natural resources, is the second largestfrom many of them being a net exporter of
country  in  the  world.energy with its vast deposits of natural gas
and large oil resources, the second largest
The fresh water makes up over 10 percent ofof the world. Besides, hydroelectric power
the total area of Canada, and the coastlinepresents for Canada a cheap source of
is  the  largest  in  the world (273,792 km).additional  abundant  energy.
Nearly all of it's (about 90 percent) of 30Along with it, due to its Prairies, Canada is
million people is concentrated within 160 kmworld's most important suppliers of
near  the  United  States/Canada  border.agricultural products, among them wheat and
other grains. Canada is also world's largest
In 1867 it became a self-governing dominionproducer of many important natural resources
with parliamentary democracy retaining tiessuch as zinc, uranium, gold, nickel, aluminum
to British Crown. Also Canada economicallyand  lead.
and technologically developed in parallel
with the United States, it differs from itsCanada has as well a significant
southern neighbor in many respects, such asmanufacturing sector with automobile industry
its economy; social, political, legal andespecially  important.
health  care  systems.
Partly due to its large primary sector Canada
Among its specific problems is themaintains a great level of international
relationship with Quebec, French-speakingtrade, especially with the United States. The
province of unique culture. Another problemtrade and economic integration of Canada with
is the flow south to the United States ofthe United States have strongly increased
professionals caused by higher pay, lowerafter approving of the 1989 U.S. - Canada
takes, and the rich high-tech infrastructure.Free Trade Agreement (FTA) and 1994 North
America  Free  Trade  Agreement  (NAFTA).
Though differing in some respects,
economically Canada closely resembles theSince then Canada enjoys stable economic
United States with its dynamic, high-techdevelopment, with real rates of grows nearly
industrial society, market-oriented economic3 percent, falling unemployment, and
system, pattern of production and high livinggovernment budget surpluses are being
standards. Being one of the world'spartially devoted to reducing the large
wealthiest countries, Canada is a member ofpublic sector debt. This is mainly due to the
Group of Eight (G8) and the Organization foreducation and health sections, which are
Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).among Canada's largest, being largely under
As for other most developed states thethe government control. The rapid growth of
service sector of Canada is the dominatinghealth care has led to problems for
sector of its economy employing about threegovernments to finance it.



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