[Sneak Peek] Is Canada’s Economy Quietly Breaking Apart? ft. Moshe Lander

Canada’s GDP debate misses the real crisis: falling living standards, weak productivity, and industries under pressure.

Moshe Lander explains why technical recession talk ignores the deeper economic problems Canadians feel every day.

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In this episode, we break down:

• Why GDP is useful—but not the full story of Canada’s economy
• What a “technical recession” does and does not mean for Canadians
• Canada’s declining standard of living and the rise of the “me-cession”
• Agriculture, climate change, oil and gas volatility, and global shocks
• Why construction, manufacturing, and auto production are under pressure
• How tariffs, CUSMA uncertainty, and U.S. trade disruption affect Canada
• Canada’s AI gap, risk aversion, and long-term innovation challenge
• Why productivity may be Canada’s biggest economic crisis
• How oligopolies, weak competition, and low investment hurt wages
• The economics of sports, FIFA, stadiums, and major public events

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• Hosts: Paul Micucci
• Guests: Moshe Lander

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Timestamps:

• 00:00 Intro
• 01:24 Technical recession vs. real-life affordability
• 03:34 What GDP actually measures
• 07:08 Canada’s GDP, inflation adjustments, and G7 comparisons
• 08:29 Agriculture, climate change, and falling sector output

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