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Like I said before, claim without analysis is bullshit.* ~+ W* ~, o$ F9 `
I support my analysis with data.9 m" l; h7 L+ _" H6 ?( ?- u& w) n! s
http://tonto.eia.doe.gov/dnav/pet/hist/wtotworldw.htm
* Z, A6 a* F' D+ A3 O$ T9 f6 MWe can see the oil price go up from $23 (2000) to $73 (now).
3 K" T9 w9 m4 p) K4 D4 @- N5 KIt is steady and no deep curve. It is so fit the China,India,Mexico and Brazil's GDP increase.
8 _5 K3 t: a9 E! o) ]+ |# i8 G$ NAmazingly around 9% for China, 7% for India, Mexico and Brazil.
! n# O, S3 n1 Y! D) x& E4 hBy the by, they are not even slowing down yet. And there is no obvious fact that they will slow down in the next few years.
3 y/ K: i) v& a C/ UAnother thing, As a 5th big city in Canada. The lowest unemployment rate, second youngest city (Calgory is the youngest). Don't remember the exact data.
, K, I- {$ Y. y- I0 |4 FIt is from Toronto star. The 6.5% GDP increase last year in Alberta.
; j8 L4 |- ]* S% t/ i# A, ?( VAnd after 250% increase, the house price cannot even match Toronto yet.
& o4 B. B0 m& V ]+ ]I have lived in Toronto before, the weather is not much better than Edmonton.+ T/ [# H3 N* ^3 Z' {1 S
summer is way too hot and humid in Toronto. Winter is OK, but most people drive to work, so it is not that bad, at least for me.3 e% e8 d e$ e& v; N L4 Q4 t
And the house in Toronto is too old compare to Edmonton.
! g% L5 G* O" _# s/ pBut the most important thing is the in and immigrant trend. If you ever talked to the poor young Yankee from Central and East Canada, you will
* j0 f1 `9 Z. E6 R9 Y' N. ^) P+ rknow they all like Edmonton, Or I should say they love the high wage they got paid in Emdonton.
; t# M5 ~' F, i" B, m) YMy finger got tired after the typing. You all have a good night. |
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