The business cycle is periodic but irregular upward and downward movement in economic activity. The business cycle has two phases: recession and expansion. During a recession real GDP decreases and re [..]

The business sector extends to all facets of the Canadian economy other than

Capital expenditures are the gross

A methodology implemented by Statistics Canada

The year over year growth rate applied to a statistical variable using a base amount as calculated using the following formula: CAGR = ((Last Value /FirstValue ) raised to the (1 / Years) power) - 1

Measurements are valued at the current price within the given period of time.

Defined as an establishment

The standardized model developed at Statistics Canada

The standardized model developed at Statistics Canada for business surveys consists of a four level hierarchy of Statistical Entities

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by industry measures the value of output of an industry less the value of intermediate inputs required in the production process. In this sense, it is an output-based meas [..]