Canadian Businesses Slow Capital Investments
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•Posthaste: Small business investment set to shrink in another blow to productivity, CFIB warns
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32 per cent of Canadian small businesses plan to slow their capital investments over the next two years .
Investments in machinery and equipment declined by 13 per cent between 2013 and 2023 when adjusted for workforce size.
Canada has been struggling with lagging productivity since at least the start of the pandemic, with the country now at the bottom of the G7 when it comes to this metric.
The CFIB is calling on governments to reduce corporate income taxes and improve the permitting process.
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