Canada Ontario
CANADA's Information!
GDP per capita ($PPP):
39,050 (just over 80% of the USA's)
Population:
34.1 million (#37 of 151)
Land area (square km):
9.1 million (#4 of 151)
Population density (people per square km):
3.8 (#144 of 151)
Governance Ranking (WGI):
#9
Weaknesses
Ontario businesses
Not as productive as they could be
Not sufficiently exposed to rapidly growing emerging markets
Large provincial deficit
High levels of North American household debt
Weather
Lower context culture
Uncertainty avoidance
Threats
nuclear reactors
No opportunities of SME
#3 Expensive Cities in Canada
too many people lives in same place
French Canadian
Strengths
export strength in professional and financial services.
Guess what Canada’s new export strengths are
A decade ago, Canada’s key exports included autos and parts, pulp and paper, electronics and wood products. Today, we export less of all of them. In their stead, exports of oil and gas, mineral products, chemicals, primary metals and food products are growing in importance. Canada has also developed new-found export strength in professional and financial services.
Big land
Economy showing strength as Canada adds 50,700 new jobs in February
Canada is a country of immigrants and such a variety of people from so many countries live in Toronto.
globalization
diversity of ethnic groups
Opportunities
Business environment and market opportunities
Foreign investment
FIPA
Joind NAFTA, TPP
Stable Econnomy
Canada topped the United Nations’ Human Development Index (HDI).
Close to the United States
HPI Score 43.6 Ranked #65 of 151
forecast average GDP growth of 2.1% in 2013-17.
Canada scores 80 on this dimension (its highest dimension score) and can be characterized as an individualistic culture.
Canadian culture is marked by interdependence among its inhabitants and there is value placed on egalitarianism.
Masculinity society
Long-term orientation
Education
http://geert-hofstede.com/canada.html
http://skyscraperpage.com/cities/?cityID=12
Career path
