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Friday Podcast- Land speculation = Inflation, CAD

 

 

 


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Friday Podcast – Land speculation leads to inflation and current account deficit 

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Friday Podcast 8th February 2013- Land speculation = Inflation, CAD

Land that is not used for productive purposes but is treated as a speculative assets class has a direct impact on the economy. The impact of land speculation is clearly negative as it pushes up inflation and leads to rising current account deficit.

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