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Principal Industries
The province of Ontario is, till now, the major economic center of the country. His contribution to the Gross domestic product to prices of market, his population and hisemployment represents 40 % approximately of the total of Canada. Toronto is the principal financial center and of services of Canada. The most important industry is that of automotion and of thetransport, which they are in turn the most important of the country.
In fourth place, Alberta's province places with a participation in the GDP, of the population and of the employment of something lessthan 10 for 100. His industry is based in I refine of oil and mining industry of the coal, food and chemical. The Atlantic provinces Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Prince Eduardo and New Brunswick, thepoorest, have a secondary sector based on the fishing, mining industry and forest exploitation.
The main industrial sectors are: transport equipment, paper pulp and cellulose’s paper, metallic minerals,metal ores, food, electronic and electrical, chemical and oil refining. In recent years, the canadian industry of telecommunications and engineering has come to occupy a prominent place on a globalscale. The production of transport equipment is both the first industrial sector as well as the first exporter.
Foreign Investment
The industry of the iron and steel, protected the latter for thefrequent imposition of rights "antidumping" to the foreign competition, had a few buoyant years at the end of the decade of the eighties, but it has returned to fall in red numbers, which has led tothe restructuring of the employment and of the production.
The industrial sector of Canada has received a great foreign investment, especially, since it is logical, of The United States. Theforeign control of the industrial sector is coded concerning 52 by 100. In chemical and textile products it is of 72 for 100; in electrical products, of 66 for 100 and in wood and paper, of 45 for 100....
The province of Ontario is, till now, the major economic center of the country. His contribution to the Gross domestic product to prices of market, his population and hisemployment represents 40 % approximately of the total of Canada. Toronto is the principal financial center and of services of Canada. The most important industry is that of automotion and of thetransport, which they are in turn the most important of the country.
In fourth place, Alberta's province places with a participation in the GDP, of the population and of the employment of something lessthan 10 for 100. His industry is based in I refine of oil and mining industry of the coal, food and chemical. The Atlantic provinces Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Prince Eduardo and New Brunswick, thepoorest, have a secondary sector based on the fishing, mining industry and forest exploitation.
The main industrial sectors are: transport equipment, paper pulp and cellulose’s paper, metallic minerals,metal ores, food, electronic and electrical, chemical and oil refining. In recent years, the canadian industry of telecommunications and engineering has come to occupy a prominent place on a globalscale. The production of transport equipment is both the first industrial sector as well as the first exporter.
Foreign Investment
The industry of the iron and steel, protected the latter for thefrequent imposition of rights "antidumping" to the foreign competition, had a few buoyant years at the end of the decade of the eighties, but it has returned to fall in red numbers, which has led tothe restructuring of the employment and of the production.
The industrial sector of Canada has received a great foreign investment, especially, since it is logical, of The United States. Theforeign control of the industrial sector is coded concerning 52 by 100. In chemical and textile products it is of 72 for 100; in electrical products, of 66 for 100 and in wood and paper, of 45 for 100....
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