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From the end of the Second World War to early this century, Canada enjoyed a period of spectacular economic growth that saw the economy quadruple in fifty years. However, rather than growth, the past decade has seen economic stagnation, with increasing consumer debt masking the underlying problem. Recharging the Canadian Economic Machine explains what drove Canada's five-decade expansion, and what has put us in the rut we're currently in. The good news is that it's a rut we can get out of if we start doing the things that once made us great. The bad news is that no one, before now, has correctly identified the problems, let alone provided common-sense solutions.

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Michael Hlinka was born in Toronto. He did both his undergrad degree and MBA at the University of Toronto. He is a tenured professor at George Brown College, runs the Passing the CFA Program through the University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies, and does business commentary for CBC Radio. He lives in Toronto.

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