We're spending more, hiring more, but demand is still outpacing supply for childcare + healthcare + long-term care.
This is totally in our control.
Addressing the care crisis could offset decision-makers' concerns about productivity.
Why isn't the care economy part of Canada's industrial strategy?

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The AI boom is already a notable—but nowhere near primary—driver of US GDP, contributing 0.3% to the 4.4% annualized pace of growth

Yet that means today's AI gamble still needs to pay off for both users and tech companies if it wants to meaningfully accelerate future US growth