Collective spending across Canada has been kept afloat by an influx of newcomers but households are feeling the pinch; it’s a phenomenon some economists have dubbed a ‘me-cession.’ Anne Gaviola has more on what’s fueling this belt tightening that has many of the same trappings as a technical recession, with some key differences.
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‘Me-cession’: If the economy’s not tanking, why does it feel like it is?
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