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Will Canada’s $36B gamble fix its productivity problem? | About That

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Will Canada’s $36B gamble fix its productivity problem? | About That
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Ottawa unveiled its 2026 budget, saying it contains 'the most comprehensive revamp of business incentives in generations.' Andrew Chang breaks down the math of Canada's $36 billion bet on closing its productivity gap with the U.S.: the 'Mega Deduction.' (Photo credits: The Canadian Press, Reuters, Adobe Stock and Getty Images)

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  • Will Canada’s $36B gamble fix its productivity problem?

Ottawa unveiled its 2026 budget, saying it contains 'the most comprehensive revamp of business incentives in generations.' Andrew Chang breaks down the math of Canada's $36 billion bet on closing its productivity gap with the U.S.: the 'Mega Deduction.' (Photo credits: The Canadian Press, Reuters, Adobe Stock and Getty Images)

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