Kennedy on the Canadian and American economies

In a speechon 'The Canadian and American Economies: Integration, Not Convergence' given on 4 November, Sheryl Kennedy of the Bank of Canada compares aspects of the Canadian and US economies, discussing their similarities and their differences. She reviews trade between the two countries and talks about their economic structures and their monetary and financial policies.

Ms Kennedy notes that Canada and the United States have similar economic objectives, and that their economies are closely

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