What happens when inflation becomes a silent thief, punishing the poor while enriching the elite? In this compelling conversation, Jordan Peterson sits down with Pierre Poilievre to dissect the economic and social ramifications of Canada’s current policies. From money printing and runaway deficits to the bureaucratic stranglehold on housing and resource development, they expose the root causes of inflation and its devastating impact on working Canadians.
Poilievre argues that the unchecked growth of the money supply, fueled by deficit spending, is eroding the purchasing power of ordinary citizens. He shares personal anecdotes and eye-opening statistics to illustrate how previous generations could achieve financial stability far more easily than today. Meanwhile, government-imposed barriers like excessive development charges and permitting delays are making homes unaffordable and driving up costs for everyone.
The conversation also touches on Canada's missed opportunities in the resource sector, with Poilievre questioning why a country with abundant natural wealth is still importing oil and failing to export natural gas to energy-starved nations like Germany and Japan. His solutions? Slash bureaucracy, incentivize municipalities to build homes faster, and unleash Canada’s free enterprise system to grow the economy.
Will these bold ideas be enough to reverse the tide of inflation, housing scarcity, and economic stagnation? Dive into this thought-provoking dialogue to explore a vision for Canada’s future that prioritizes affordability, opportunity, and common sense.
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