A chart of "real GDP per capita and employment change for the largest 300 metropolitan economies"
Where in the world is the wealth generation supposedly coming from to justify double the house price in Canada?
Thursday, January 3, 2013
U.S. GDP per capita is significantly higher, why are house prices lower?
Global MetroMonitor Interactive Graph from the Brookings Institute
A chart of "real GDP per capita and employment change for the largest 300 metropolitan economies"
As a little thought experiment, do a cross-border comparison of GDP per capita between the U.S. and Canada. Seattle: 65k, Vancouver: 41k. Or more startling Toronto: 43k, Buffalo: 58k.
Where in the world is the wealth generation supposedly coming from to justify double the house price in Canada?
A chart of "real GDP per capita and employment change for the largest 300 metropolitan economies"
Where in the world is the wealth generation supposedly coming from to justify double the house price in Canada?
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