Industrial Strategy Canada Part 1 of 5
“A nation that cannot export enough cannot prosper enough. Industrial strategy is how we change that.”
The economic foundations of a country determine whether opportunity expands or contracts. This category examines Canada’s economic structures — incentives, productivity, investment, and long‑term growth — through an inward‑focused lens that prioritizes accountability over comparison. The goal is to understand how economic choices shape prosperity for Canadians today and tomorrow.
“A nation that cannot export enough cannot prosper enough. Industrial strategy is how we change that.”
“In today’s economy, prosperity flows from two streams: the goods we ship and the expertise we export.”
“Nations rise on the strength of their trade. Those that export thrive; those that do not fall behind.”