Biden's proposed $2-trillion stimulus will spill over into Canada — but it could also hurt our competitiveness
With US$2 trillion in proposed spending over eight years, the plan lays out a roadmap to address climate change through emission reduction and investment in aging infrastructure, and it has delighted many in Canada who believe a large stimulus in the U.S. will carry spillover benefits for this country’s economy.
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