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327   $aCover; Introduction; Part One; Part Two; Part Three; Part Four; Acknowledgements; Notes; Copyright
330   $aThere are many things North Americans take for granted - including a robust economy. But the past fifteen years have seen persistent stagnation that threatens the results of fifty years of previous growth. Without letting rising consumer debt cloud the question, Michael Hlinka diagnoses Canada's economic woes and lays out a roadmap back to growth.
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