Liberal (Minority/Majority) Government 2025 - ???

[PrairieFella]

The Fraser Institute burying the lede. How shocking.

I can also cherry pick something that tells a very different story with something HDI at the sub-national level in North America.



GDP/capita is also a shit measure of societal well-being. If country of 10 people has nine people making 50,000 a year and one making 500,000 then the GDP per capita of 95,000 isnt very useful and that phenomenon is responsible for a large part of that GDP gap sub-nationally.

That said, Im all in on recognizing we need to improve our national productivity and output.

 

[Czech_pivo]

The Fraser Institute burying the lede. How shocking.

I can also cherry pick something that tells a very different story with something HDI at the sub-national level in North America.

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GDP/capita is also a shit measure of societal well-being. If country of 10 people has nine people making 50,000 a year and one making 500,000 then the GDP per capita of 95,000 isnt very useful and that phenomenon is responsible for a large part of that GDP gap sub-nationally.

That said, Im all in on recognizing we need to improve our national productivity and output.

Which is the first consistently 'Red state' in terms of Presidential and Senate/Congress on this list? Is it Minnesota, flips back and forth? Pretty certain that the bottom 10 are consistently labelled as 'Red' states.

 

[MilEME09]

The Fraser Institute burying the lede. How shocking.

I can also cherry pick something that tells a very different story with something HDI at the sub-national level in North America.

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GDP/capita is also a shit measure of societal well-being. If country of 10 people has nine people making 50,000 a year and one making 500,000 then the GDP per capita of 95,000 isnt very useful and that phenomenon is responsible for a large part of that GDP gap sub-nationally.

That said, Im all in on recognizing we need to improve our national productivity and output.

Exactly why its crap for AB to because we have the largest gap between income groups in the country. Top 20% make more then the rest of AB combined which will heavily skew the per capita

 

[ArmyRick]

There’s a ways to go…

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Sooo some here totally missed the point, again.

With competent leadership in federal government, all those provinces should be well above most or all states.

And the reality is very much there for what this graph places most of our provinces. Food, housing, employment, ability to have children, etc are in a very poor state for most of Canada.

Believe whatever you want.

 

[PrairieFella]

Sooo some here totally missed the point, again.

At me next time lol

With competent leadership in federal government, all those provinces should be well above most or all states.

Do tell what you mean by that? How should Canadian provinces have a higher GDP per capita than US states? Whats your plan, legit critique, gut feeling?

And the reality is very much there for what this graph places most of our provinces. Food, housing, employment, ability to have children, etc are in a very poor state for most of Canada.

What does this mean? How does cost of living play into this when the worst CoL crises in North America are in the states that hold the number 1 and 4 slots respectively? Perhaps youre on board with my point that GDP per capita is of minimal utility?

Believe whatever you want.

 

[PPCLI Guy]

Sooo some here totally missed the point, again.

With competent leadership in federal government, all those provinces should be well above most or all states.

What specific measures would the Feds have to take, right now, to to have a lasting effect within 12 months?

 

[RangerRay]

Which is the first consistently 'Red state' in terms of Presidential and Senate/Congress on this list? Is it Minnesota, flips back and forth? Pretty certain that the bottom 10 are consistently labelled as 'Red' states.

Minnesota is usually blue. The last time they voted for a Republican for President was in 1972 for Nixon. It was the only state to go for Mondale in 1984. Their last Republican senator was elected in 2002.

Wyoming has been a safe Republican state for quite a while, I believe.