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Canada’s Economy: Key Facts & Stats

Canada is the world's second-largest country by land area with a market-oriented economy and a GDP of $1.73 trillion. Key industries include oil and gas, energy, manufacturing, and tourism, with significant exports primarily to the US. Canada is rich in natural resources, valued at $33.2 trillion, and generates $4 billion annually from its seafood industry.

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Canada’s Economy: Key Facts & Stats

Canada is the world's second-largest country by land area with a market-oriented economy and a GDP of $1.73 trillion. Key industries include oil and gas, energy, manufacturing, and tourism, with significant exports primarily to the US. Canada is rich in natural resources, valued at $33.2 trillion, and generates $4 billion annually from its seafood industry.

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• The world’s second-largest country by land area

• Market-oriented economic system


• Leading sectors include automotive and other
manufactures, forest products, minerals, and
petroleum
• With a gross domestic product (GDP) of $1.73
trillion
• Four main industries oil and gas, energy,
manufacturing, tourism
• 22 million international visitors
• The agricultural and fishing industries
FACTS
ABOUT
CANADA‘S
ECONOMY
FACT 1:
7 5 % O F A L L
CANADIAN
EXPORT S L A N D I N
THE US
• exports $338 billion in goods
to the US
FACT 2:
CANADA HAS
$33.2 TRILLION
IN NATURAL
RESOURCES
• the third richest nation on earth in
natural resources
FACT 3 :
CANADA, WITH ITS WORLD-LEADING 125,567-MILE
COASTLINE, MAKES $4 BILLION A YEAR OFF SEAFOOD
FACT 4:
BEING
BILINGUAL
COSTS CANADA
ABOUT $2.4
BILLION PER
YEAR

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