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For the fifty years following the Second World War, Canada enjoyed a period of spectacular economic growth – the economy quadruple in size and the living standard of most Canadians steadily improved. <br/> <br/>
However, in the years since, Canada has suffered from economic stagnation. Businesses keep closing, and Canadians find it harder to get and keep a good job. Increasingly, Canadians have relied on consumer debt to help mask the underlying problems, but for many even that temporary form of relief is no longer an option. <br/> <br/>
In <i>Stalled,</i> Michael Hlinka explains what drove Canada's five-decade expansion <i>and</i> what has put us in the rut we're currently in. He also shows that there are solutions for Canada as a country and for individual Canadians, and that we can get out of the rut we're in if we start doing the things that once made us great. <i>Stalled</i> shows how.
However, in the years since, Canada has suffered from economic stagnation. Businesses keep closing, and Canadians find it harder to get and keep a good job. Increasingly, Canadians have relied on consumer debt to help mask the underlying problems, but for many even that temporary form of relief is no longer an option. <br/> <br/>
In <i>Stalled,</i> Michael Hlinka explains what drove Canada's five-decade expansion <i>and</i> what has put us in the rut we're currently in. He also shows that there are solutions for Canada as a country and for individual Canadians, and that we can get out of the rut we're in if we start doing the things that once made us great. <i>Stalled</i> shows how.