David Ritchie, CEO of Bovis, tells CNBC that they have seen an increased level of confidence from consumers.
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David Ritchie, CEO of Bovis, tells CNBC that they have seen an increased level of confidence from consumers.
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Small business owners are less optimistic about Alberta’s economy than they were last month, according to a new report that surprised at least one analyst who was expecting a bigger dip in confidence levels following June’s devastating flood.
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CALGARY — Canadian small business owners’ confidence dropped sharply in June to its lowest level since July 2009.
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QUESTION: Hello Mr. Armstrong,
In a recent post you write, “HYPERINFLATION takes place not because of any threshold in the quantity of money that has been crossed. It is a matter of confidence.”
Is there any historical precedence for a people losing confidence in a currency, where it is being restricted, i.e., not printed in vast amounts?
In other words – Has a population lost confidence in fiat, that then leads to hyperinflation, where there is no monetary expansion?
Your thoughts would be appreciated.
Thanks.
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CALGARY — Confidence among Alberta business owners and consumers is on the rise.
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CALGARY — Alberta’s small business confidence bounced back in May.
According to the latest monthly Business Barometer results from the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, Alberta’s small business confidence index rebounded by 3.5 points in May after dropping last month to its lowest level since late 2009.
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CALGARY — Albertans seem to be a more optimistic bunch about the economy than the rest of Canada.
The quarterly RBC Canadian Consumer Outlook Index, released Thursday, found that 37 per cent of people in Alberta expect their personal financial situation to improve in the next year while 35 per cent of Canadians felt that way.
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CALGARY — This year has so far proven to be one of increasing momentum for the city’s retail market, according to a new report by Colliers International in Calgary.
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CALGARY — Alberta small business confidence is at its lowest level since 2009, according to the latest survey by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business.
The organization’s Business Barometer, released Thursday, said the index dropped another 1.4 points in April and it is down 5.7 points since February.
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According to the latest BMO Small Business Confidence Report, Canadian businesses remain confident in their business prospects and the state of the economy for 2013, with British Columbia and Atlantic Canada leading the way.
Based on their answers to a series of questions, the majority (62%) of business owners have a positive outlook for 2013. Again, businesses in Atlantic Canada (70%) and British Columbia (69%) lead the charge as the most optimistic.
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