North American companies are losing an estimated $1.8 trillion every year due to inefficient supply chains—nearly 8% of the region’s total GDP. That’s not just a staggering number; it’s a wake-up call.
Canada’s immigration-driven population growth has fueled total GDP increases, but GDP per capita remains stagnant or declining. This divergence stems from the fact that while more workers expand the economy’s size, productivity gains have not kept pace.
Canada’s immigration-driven population growth has fueled total GDP increases, but GDP per capita remains stagnant or declining. This divergence stems from the fact that while more workers expand the economy’s size, productivity gains have not kept pace.
North American companies are losing an estimated $1.8 trillion every year due to inefficient supply chains—nearly 8% of the region’s total GDP. That’s not just a staggering number; it’s a wake-up call.
