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Conference on Cooperation between the European Communities and the Countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States in Forming a Market-Economy Legal System

President of the Cantonal Council

2. Welcomes the Commission’s Investment Package, including the CMU; underlines the need for complementary non-bank financing of companies and furthermore that a core principle for building a CMU must be to place greater focus on the end-users of capital markets, i.e. companies and investors; stresses that an efficient and effective financial services framework ensuring financial stability is a prerequisite for increasing (long-term) investment and fostering growth in a competitive European economy; underlines the link between economic and financial stability; stresses further that reliable economic policies, effective structural reforms and sound budget policies pave the way for the health and growth potential of the real economy in the ...[+++] Member States and in the EU; acknowledges the important role that capital markets can play in addressing the financing needs of Member State economies;

I mentioned the interconnections within the Canadian economy when we start juggling the exchange rate, but we must realize that Canada is just a box in a global economy and that we are connected to what is going on in the U.S. economy — which will affect our exchange rate independent of what we are doing here.

If we look south of the 49th parallel, the U.S. Department of Energy estimates that the energy savings resulting from efficiency gains embedded in the United States economy during the same period are currently saving that country between $150 billion U.S and $200 billion U.S. per year.

For years, Conservatives have boasted that the Canadian economy was doing not quite as badly as the U.S. Now that it is clear that the Canadian economy is indeed struggling, even compared to the United States, will Conservatives finally take action?