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VIET NAM NATIONAL UNIVERSITY IN HO CHI MINH CITY 
University of Natural Science 
ITEC 
Keuka College 
Year 2012 
Macroeconomic 
Research 
The reasons why Canada’s economy develops lower 
compare with its potential. 
Team: Big Five 
Team members:Hứa BáșŁo Duy 
Nguyễn Tráș§n Quáș„c Anh 
LĂȘ Táș„n Anh 
Phan Tuáș„n VĆ© 
Nguyễn CĂŽng Duy
Ma c r o e c o n o m i c R e s e a r c h 
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Table of Contents 
I. Introduction....................................................................................................................... 2 
1. Background ..................................................................................................................... 2 
2. Problem Statement .......................................................................................................... 4 
3. Scope a Limitation .......................................................................................................... 5 
II. Lite rature Review ............................................................................................................. 8 
III. Methodology ...................................................................................................................... 9 
The immigration effective for economics........................................................................... 9 
General view of Immigration.............................................................................................. 9 
IV. Analysis ............................................................................................................................ 10 
1. Immigrant...................................................................................................................... 10 
1.1 General view of Immigration ................................................................................ 10 
1.2 The immigration effective for economics ............................................................. 11 
1.3 Affect for society .................................................................................................. 13 
2. Lack of labor force ........................................................................................................ 15 
2.1 Effective by economic downturn .......................................................................... 15 
2.2 Labor force in important jobs................................................................................ 16 
3. Conclusion .................................................................................................................... 17
Ma c r o e c o n o m i c R e s e a r c h 
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I. Introduction 
1. Background 
Canada is in the North of America, it is the second largest country in the world, and is 
also a member of the G8 nations. In the past, Canada was a colony of France, after that 
Britain defeated France at the Battle of the Plains of Abraham in 1759, and Canada became a 
colony of Britain. Therefore, Canada is divided in two areas, one uses French as the main 
language, and the others use English. Canada is a strong resource rich country like as wood, 
animal, fish, oil, etc. The economic history of Canada was dominated by waterways because 
Canada has a lot of rivers and canals. On the other hand, the fur-trade in Canada developed 
strongly by significant demand on fur increase, so hunting was a popular industry in that 
time. At the moment, Canada is the 9th largest economy, and is one of the richest countries in 
the world. Canada’s industry focuses in making energy products and a huge part in services 
like as tourism, communication. Most of the businesses are privately owned, although the 
government does play a major role in the health-care system and operates many services 
including transportation and utility companies. The Canadian economy is diverse and highly 
developed. It is very similar to the American economy, even though smaller in size. 
Moreover, Canada has a high standard of life that is the main reason attracted a lot of people 
in around the world go to there in order to live, or set up their business. According to 
Statistics Canada, in 2006, Canada’s population is over 33 million while Canada had more 
than 6 million immigrants of total population and a huge numbers of them came from Asia 
(from Statistics Canada)1. 
1Immigrant population by place of birth, by province and territory (2006 Census) . (2007, 12 11). Retrieved 08 
14, 2012, from Statistic Canada: http://www.statcan.gc.ca/tables -tableaux/sum-som/l01/cst01/demo34a-eng.htm
With an abundance of natural resources, Canada has a unique advantage in order to 
develop strongly. Energy resources are more than 50 percent of Canada’s total resource 
wealth, and the others are timber and mineral resources. Some of the metallic minerals 
Canada produces include gold, nickel, uranium, bismuth, zinc, cobalt, and cadmium. Potash, 
diamonds, and cement constitute the country’s nonmetallic mineral production. Coal also 
forms a substantial portion of Canada’s mineral assets. Therefore, Canada is one of the 
world’s few exporters of energy, but their development has been highly controversial due to 
the destructive environmental impact of extracting oil from them. On the other hand, Canada 
is also strong in service sector. Tourism, financial services, internet, telecommunications, and 
aeronautics are on the top of the list of services industry; those services have garnered a 
considerable portion of the Foreign Direct Investment that flows into Canada. The U.S is the 
Canada’s most important trade partner followed by Japan and the European Union. For 
example, Canada exported more than 1,984,000 million dollars from 2006 to 2011, and 
average export per year between 200,000 million and 350,000 million dollars. In addition, the 
numbers of import of Canada from the U.S is more than 1,592,000 million dollar in the same 
years (Imports, exports and trade balance of goods, 2012)2. Clearly, Canada’s growth 
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depends heavily on the economic well-being of the U.S. 
2Imports, exports and trade balance of goods. (2012, 05 10). Retrieved 08 14, 2012, from Statistics Canada: 
http://www.statcan.gc.ca/tables -tableaux/sum-som/l01/cst01/gblec02a-eng.htm
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2. Problem Statement 
Although Canada has a strong economy, but they also has faced with problems impact 
in their economic action during many decades until now like as shortage of labor force, old 
population, black market, and immigrant. Firstly, shortage of labor force causes inefficiency 
in production actions, even though Canada is rich in natural resources. Lack of labor leads 
production of manufactories lower followed by amount of products for market and exporting 
in decrease. Next, old population is becoming burden of Canada economy. With high average 
of age, Canada will face lack of labor be said in above, and they will bear an enormous of 
cost for social benefit when the government do not find out other labor resources in order to 
replace them yet, while the birth rate does not increase. Thirdly, a big black market also 
donates in Canada economic difficulties. The government loss an enormous of income from 
tax that causes the government cannot invest in their project in order to develop economy and 
the others. Finally, immigrant problem always is interested so much. Immigrant in Canada 
increase every years, but that thing is opposite of labor resource, while the labor force still 
does not go up. The immigrants have many problems in order to donate in Canada economy 
such as lack of enthusiastic, low of skills, or in the age of retirement. Furthermore, crime rate 
increases leads to unbelief of foreign investor from other countries. With the reasons above, it 
causes a lot of difficulty for Canada development, and Canada’s economy cannot develop 
equal their potential. 
Object: The reasons causes the Canada’s economy has been developing lower than its 
potential, and wealthy of resources. 
Research question: How did immigration and lack of labor force make Canada’s 
economic development lower than its potential?
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3. Scope a Limitation 
In general view, Canada’s economy growth is affected by several factors and stand 
out from these factors is the Canada’s population problem, which is the reason why Canada 
needs a large amount of labor force to contribute to the country’s economy. Based on the 
number of data statistic in 2006, the percent of 0 -14 years group is 17.3 % 3, the 15 – 64 
years group is 69% 4, and the 65+ years group is 13.2 3. However, the numbers changed in 
2011, 16.3% for the first group 3, 69.3% for the second 3, and 14.4% for the last group 5. 
Therefore, we can conclude that the Canada’s labor force is aging. This leads to the opening 
Canadian immigration policy. In 2001, there were estimated 738,600 immigrants in 
Vancouver 6, which is the highest number in 15 years since 1986. Vancouver’s immigrant 
population has increased at a faster speed than British Columbia’s and Canada’s. Which such 
a large amount of labor force, Vancouver thought it will help the economy grow more stable 
but it was wrong. The marked increase of immigrants not only increases the Vancouver’s 
population but also increase the amount of useless people who just came to Vancouver for a 
better life. The fact show that even the economy of Vancouver rise but it still not balance 
with its population. Despite as one the biggest city of Canada, Vancouver usually faces to the 
lack of labor force situation although the immigrants keep moving to Canada and population 
keeps rising. 
3World Bank. (2012). Population age 0 - 14. Retrieved 8th, August, 
2012http://search.worldbank.org/quickview?name=Population ages 0- 
14 (% oftotal)&id=SP.POP.0014.TO.ZS&type=Indicators&cube_no=2&qterm=Population ages 0-14 (% of 
total) 
4World Bank. (2012). Population age 15 - 64. Retrieved 8th, August, 2012 
http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SP.POP.1564.TO.ZS?page=1 
5World Bank. (2012). Population age 65 and above. Retrieved 8th, August, 2012 
http://search.worldbank.org/quickview?name=Population ages 65 and 
above (% oftotal)&id=SP.POP.65UP.TO.ZS&type=Indicators&cube_no=2&qterm=Population ages 0 - 14 (% 
of total) 
6(n.d.). Recent immigrants in metropolitan areas: Vancouver—a comparative profile based on the 2001 census. 
Retrieved 8th, August, 2012 http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/research/cens us2001/vancouver/parta.asp
Most of people in the official labor force are Canadian, even the ratio immigrant move to 
Vancouver still high. In fact, less and less people who are not Canadian work for Vancouver. 
Natural resources give Canada advantages for economy. Mining, forestry, oil, those energy 
resources bring back for Canada a lot of profit for the economy. Only with energy resources 
contribute to Canada’s economy about 50% of total resources of Canada, this means they are 
potential source of profit. Canada produces over 60 kinds of minerals and metals, most of 
them are precious and valuable metals such as diamond, gold, silver, uranium, emerald, zinc, 
nickel, cobalt .etc. Coal is also become one part in assets mineral of Canada. 10% is the 
amount of forest that Canada accounts of the world. “The total recoverable oil reserves (non– 
conventional) are estimated at over 334 billion barrels. According to the U.S. Energy 
Information Administration, Canada has enough reserves to last at least 150 years at the 
current rate of production”7. Simply, those resources have similarity; they need labor force to 
run and to develop. Therefore, we can see how serious the lack of labor force for production 
does to Vancouver, a very large country with a lot of resources, which is being waste just 
because not enough people to exploiting and manufacturing. Let’s think for a while, the 
standard of living and quality of life of Vancouver are high so people expected to have a 
longer life - span, longer life cause the aging of population, the aging of population lead to 
lack of young labor, which means slower economy growth, and it tend to be solved by the 
Canada’s immigration policy. Vancouver (British Columbia) and MontrĂ©al (QuĂ©bec), for 
instance, are two area that effected by consequences of the immigration. Foreign people come 
and stay there, they live there, work in there but they not contribute for country for two 
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simple reason, they are not Canadian and those jobs need well – trained people. 
7(n.d.). (2012). Canada: A basket of natural wealth. Retrieved 8th, August, 2012 
http://www.thomaswhite.com/explore-the-world/canada.aspx
Most of immigrants move to Vancouver are not helpful for the country because they don’t 
apply for Canadian citizenship. They don’t apply for Canadian citizenship so they don’t have 
rights and status as a Canadian citizen. Meanwhile, jobs that help for Vancouver’s economy 
only allow for Canadian, which mean although the amount of immigrants to Vancouver is 
huge, it still nothing as long as they are not Canadian, this is the first case. The second case 
is, even though there are people apply for Canadian citizenship, they don’t have enough 
training, skill level and ability to do those job; some are too lazy to learn, some are trying to 
learn but not enough. High skill occupations required not only well – trained worker but also 
the enthusiasm inside these workers, because when they are working for themselves and their 
families, they are working their own country, too. Therefore, as I said above, Vancouver’s 
economy growth speed is not balanced with the rate of immigration has been and continues to 
occur. With the advantage is the possibility of economy development potential, Vancouver 
should boost training labor force which is equipped highly and professional skills to worth 
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with the large amount of immigrants.
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II. Literature Review 
Concepts 
 Economy: 
By definition from Oxford Dictionary, Economy is: the state of a country or region in 
terms of the production and consumption of goods and services and the supply of money. 
Paul Samuelson, who was an American economist who was awarded the Nobel Prize in 
Economic Sciences in 1970 for his fundamental contributions to nearly all branches 
of economic theory, definite Economy as: “science, that explores how people and society 
try to employ rare resources, which have many different uses, in order to produce 
different goods and distribute them among people.” (Michael M. Weinstein, 2009)(18). 
 Stability: 
By definition from MacMillan Dictionary, Stability is: a situation in which things happen 
as they should and they are no harmful changes. 
 Immigration: 
MacMillan Dictionary definite Immigration is: the process in which people enter a 
country in order to live there permanently. 
 Immigrant: 
Based on the definition of Immigration, Immigrant is someone who comes to live in a 
country from another country. 
 Citizenship: 
Definited by MacMillan Dictionary, Citizenship is the legal right to be a citizen of a 
particular country. 
1:Michael M. Weinstein. (2009). Paul a. Samuelson, economist, dies at 94. Retrieved 8th, August, 2012 
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/14/business/economy/14samuelson.html?pagewanted=all
Canada’s economy did not 
develop as its expectation 
Immigrant Lack of labor force 
General view 
of Immigration 
Labor force in 
importantjobs 
Effective by 
economic 
downturn 
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III. Methodology 
The 
immigration 
effective for 
economics 
Affect for 
society 
With a limited of time, we only research in two of many reasons that cause difficult to 
develop Canada’s economy including immigrant and lack of labor force.
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IV. Analysis 
1. Immigrant 
1.1 General view of Immigration 
In Canada, the immigration is increasing so much day by day. In Vancouver, over the 
period of the 1986 to 2001, the number of the immigration increased 346,700 people (88%) 
While the people who born in Canada just increased 229,220 people (24%) mean that if this 
pace keep going the immigration will be much more Canada’s popular. The population 
increasing of Canada (Vancouver is a main place) was distributed by immigration. In 
Vancouver, from 1996 to 2001, that number increased is 38% in 18% of Canada and no areas 
in Canada can compare with Vancouver because Vancouver’s number rising of immigration 
is the highest. 
(Recent Immigrants in Metropolitan Areas: Vancouver—A Comparative Profile Based on the 
2001 Census, 2005)9 
9(2005). Recent immigrants in metropolitan areas: Vancouver—a comparative profile based on the 2001 
census. Retrieved 8th/08/2012http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/research/census2001/vancouver/parta.asp
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1.2 The immigration effective for economics 
Quality of immigration employment in Canada 
In this part, we will talk about the quantity of immigrant employment in Canada and 
compares with born-Canada, and also show the number in 2008 and perform for people who 
are in working-age (25-54) 
Difficulties for immigration in labor market 
This is a real challenge with some immigration that came to Canada in 2001 to 2008. 
The different from education system, degree, standard of experience and language barriers 
and the most things is some knowledge for the social Canada and labor market of Canada. 
The government must give them the subsidies when they wait for work. This number of 
unemployment is 6.8%. This was a high number and it is a reason why the GDP of Canada 
was affected. If the government can limited the immigration, the Canada’s GDP can be grow 
up more and more. 
Degree and technical skill 
Degree and technical skills of immigrant cannot make the Canada’s companies assure 
for their quality. Although the number of university degree of immigration is so impressive 
(39.5%) and diploma is (30.2%).They are better number of Canada-born are (41.1% and 
24%) (2008).In fact, some companies in Canada still want to rent Canada-born more than 
immigrants. Mean that the rate of immigration’s employment is higher day by day. The 
number of the high school or less is 30.3%, it leads to Canada must face more problems to 
solve: unemployment and the lack of the high technology’s labor force. If they can limit 
immigrant so that they can keep some money and use it to invest the education, and good
education will help them train better – qualified people who can teach immigrants knowledge 
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to contribute Canada. The natural resource is use suitable more as well. 
Old labor force 
The old labor force is in a high rate status. Although the age 45 to 54 decreased from 
45.5% to 36.3% but it still a high number and it really become a measure for the government. 
The government must spend more time and more money to help them when they resign. 
45.5% is high number and imaging when all of them retire and cannot do anything to 
contribute the country and Canada must spend some money to pay pension for them. 
Moreover, if the immigration decreased the economics of Canada will grow up.
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1.3 Affect for society 
Population imbalance 
Immigrant can make popular imbalance because when people stay in Canada, they 
just want to live in a comfortable life or a city have some natural resources, and that is reason 
why Vancouver has a popular imbalance with other place .We can see the table A of the 
popular above of the dwelling in counts of Canada in 2006. Toronto is a city which has a 
biggest number of the population. Toronto had 2,503,281 people live in 2006 and 2nd is 
Montréal city had 1,620,593 people and Ottawa had 812,129. Seeing a medium city is 
Hamilton had 504,559 people. We can easy to see the different thing with big cities. It can 
lead to the imbalance natural resource and effective environment. The natural resources of 
medium and small cities are not exploited and vice versa. Environment in the big city will 
affect so much because it has so many people living in there. In that case, some natural 
resources can be exploited. However Canada doesn’t have enough labor force to do that. 
Canada is wasting to their natural resources. 
Financial burden 
Immigrants are increasing more and more means that the Canada government must 
have some fee in order to take cake them such as education, health care system .Canada has 
immigrant more than Canada-born means that their government is takes care the immigrant 
more than their real Canadian. The number of old labor force and something about 
immigration mention about the financial burden. Canada must spend some money to 
something make Canada’s GDP slow down. Canada is wasting too much money for 
immigrants. Indeed, GDP may be increase slightly if immigrants decide to contribute effort 
for Canada.
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Control their charities 
Immigrants come to from other nations in the world and the Canada government 
cannot control their education system. They can’t accept immigration certificate for a thief, a 
murderer and it may put national security at risk. Illegal immigrants will appear more and 
more and will become a warning to Canada’s economic and society. In fact, the crime in 
Canada continues to decrease in other years. In 2011, it falls down to 6% than previous years. 
Even though Canadian polices reported about 2 million Criminal Code fewer than 2010, 
Canadian invests so much money to police and education. 
Brain-drain 
Some arguments will appear when immigration has a big achievement or a big 
distribution for Canada. Because when a nation loses its people by other countries, which 
mean that it can lose its power. Lose population is similar to lose the most important resource 
nature. According to Statcan.ca, Canada’s immigrants come to from more than 55 nations. 
Moreover, Canada must be measured when having a disputation and Canada may lose their 
people who were educated, trained, taken cake by Canada government.
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2. Lack of labor force 
2.1 Effective by economic downturn 
In the economic downturn, it is the time the unemployment rate decreased the most. 
In 2009, the number of unemployment is 8.7% which is the highest number from 2007 to 
2012. The unemployment rate has been stable decreased until 2012 and it has a signal to 
recover. In 2010, the number of unemployment rate is 8% that decreased 0.7% compare with 
2009. In 2011, it is a 7.3% which decreased 0.7% compare with 2010. Although 
unemployment rate decreased from 2009 to 2010, it did not decrease as much as 2007 and 
2008. While from 2009 to 2011, the amount of immigrants increased that means the Canada 
government must solve the problem of employment and new immigrants. 
(Source: http://www.statcan.gc.ca/daily-quotidien/120810/dq120810a-eng.htm10) 
10Statcan. (2012). Labour force survey, july 2012. Retrieved 8th, August, 2012 
http://www.statcan.gc.ca/daily-quotidien/120810/dq120810a -eng.htm
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2.2 Labor force in important jobs 
In 2008, Canada-born had a 10.5% and immigration was 9.6% in management 
occupation .A number is not high for a important job. Health occupation: Canada-born was 
6.8% and immigration was 6.6%. Occupation for government and education just had 10.3% 
and 7.2%. The trade, transport had 16.1% and 13.7%. The business finance had 19.5% and 
18.3%. The occupation can make GDP of Canada increased so much is natural and applied 
scientist just had 6.8% and 6.6 %. We can see a fact; Canada is a country which is natural 
resource wealth. However, the occupations which need to exploit is natural resources and 
applied scientist had a few people. Immigrants who like to live Canada in order to business 
and trade more than contribution and use the natural resources of Canada. They just like 
Canada as a market in order to make rich. If Canada limit immigration and invest so much 
this occupation, they will receive so much so money from natural resource. 
* Natural Resource of Canada. 
Natural resource at the moment in Canada is divided into 3 parts: energy, mineral and 
timber resources. Energy resource include: oil, gas and coal. We can see they had 3 things is 
the most important for energy resource. Mineral resource include:gold-silver, nickel-copper, 
copper-zinc, lead-zinc, iron, molybdenum, uranium, potash and diamonds. 
It is so various and luxury things. All of thing is use suitable it will bring so much money 
back Canada and GDP will increased in glance. Timber reserves include timber stocks that 
are physically accessible and available for harvesting. They are 2 things; just have in a dream 
of some country.
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3. Conclusion 
According to main findings above, the immigration and lack of labor force are main 
problems in Canada. The immigrants usually gather in big cities such as Vancouver, 
Toronto
 so it leads to the uneven population distribution in Canada. Because the 
immigrants are so much, it makes society complicated such as different education attainment, 
language barriers, religion and personality. On the other hand, it causes financial burden 
because Canada government use money to give support to the immigrants about education, 
health care and social security, and this makes Canada’s GDP slow down, and government of 
Canada also care about that we may lost people who are trained and educated. One more 
thing old labor force is still high rate status, so they may lack of labor force. Furthermore, 
economic downturn causes high unemployment rate. However, the lack of labor force still 
happens because some occupations need human resources to exploit and research such as 
energy resources: coal, gas and oil and mineral resources: gold-silver, uranium, diamonds. 
Labor force and immigrants have relationship that makes a consequence on economic and 
GDP. Because the immigration is so much, it contributes to get unemployment rate. 
Meanwhile the necessary occupations to make GDP development are shortage. Therefore, in 
order to solve problems above, the Canada government has to limit amount of immigrants 
that the unemployment rate decreases and be low costs and invests to training and the others 
important industries. To sum up, the Canada government needs to limit immigrants and 
invest human resources to exploit and research available abundant resources, Canada’s 
economic will develop as best as they expect.

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Macroeconomic course

  • 1. VIET NAM NATIONAL UNIVERSITY IN HO CHI MINH CITY University of Natural Science ITEC Keuka College Year 2012 Macroeconomic Research The reasons why Canada’s economy develops lower compare with its potential. Team: Big Five Team members:Hứa BáșŁo Duy Nguyễn Tráș§n Quáș„c Anh LĂȘ Táș„n Anh Phan Tuáș„n VĆ© Nguyễn CĂŽng Duy
  • 2. Ma c r o e c o n o m i c R e s e a r c h Page 1 Table of Contents I. Introduction....................................................................................................................... 2 1. Background ..................................................................................................................... 2 2. Problem Statement .......................................................................................................... 4 3. Scope a Limitation .......................................................................................................... 5 II. Lite rature Review ............................................................................................................. 8 III. Methodology ...................................................................................................................... 9 The immigration effective for economics........................................................................... 9 General view of Immigration.............................................................................................. 9 IV. Analysis ............................................................................................................................ 10 1. Immigrant...................................................................................................................... 10 1.1 General view of Immigration ................................................................................ 10 1.2 The immigration effective for economics ............................................................. 11 1.3 Affect for society .................................................................................................. 13 2. Lack of labor force ........................................................................................................ 15 2.1 Effective by economic downturn .......................................................................... 15 2.2 Labor force in important jobs................................................................................ 16 3. Conclusion .................................................................................................................... 17
  • 3. Ma c r o e c o n o m i c R e s e a r c h Page 2 I. Introduction 1. Background Canada is in the North of America, it is the second largest country in the world, and is also a member of the G8 nations. In the past, Canada was a colony of France, after that Britain defeated France at the Battle of the Plains of Abraham in 1759, and Canada became a colony of Britain. Therefore, Canada is divided in two areas, one uses French as the main language, and the others use English. Canada is a strong resource rich country like as wood, animal, fish, oil, etc. The economic history of Canada was dominated by waterways because Canada has a lot of rivers and canals. On the other hand, the fur-trade in Canada developed strongly by significant demand on fur increase, so hunting was a popular industry in that time. At the moment, Canada is the 9th largest economy, and is one of the richest countries in the world. Canada’s industry focuses in making energy products and a huge part in services like as tourism, communication. Most of the businesses are privately owned, although the government does play a major role in the health-care system and operates many services including transportation and utility companies. The Canadian economy is diverse and highly developed. It is very similar to the American economy, even though smaller in size. Moreover, Canada has a high standard of life that is the main reason attracted a lot of people in around the world go to there in order to live, or set up their business. According to Statistics Canada, in 2006, Canada’s population is over 33 million while Canada had more than 6 million immigrants of total population and a huge numbers of them came from Asia (from Statistics Canada)1. 1Immigrant population by place of birth, by province and territory (2006 Census) . (2007, 12 11). Retrieved 08 14, 2012, from Statistic Canada: http://www.statcan.gc.ca/tables -tableaux/sum-som/l01/cst01/demo34a-eng.htm
  • 4. With an abundance of natural resources, Canada has a unique advantage in order to develop strongly. Energy resources are more than 50 percent of Canada’s total resource wealth, and the others are timber and mineral resources. Some of the metallic minerals Canada produces include gold, nickel, uranium, bismuth, zinc, cobalt, and cadmium. Potash, diamonds, and cement constitute the country’s nonmetallic mineral production. Coal also forms a substantial portion of Canada’s mineral assets. Therefore, Canada is one of the world’s few exporters of energy, but their development has been highly controversial due to the destructive environmental impact of extracting oil from them. On the other hand, Canada is also strong in service sector. Tourism, financial services, internet, telecommunications, and aeronautics are on the top of the list of services industry; those services have garnered a considerable portion of the Foreign Direct Investment that flows into Canada. The U.S is the Canada’s most important trade partner followed by Japan and the European Union. For example, Canada exported more than 1,984,000 million dollars from 2006 to 2011, and average export per year between 200,000 million and 350,000 million dollars. In addition, the numbers of import of Canada from the U.S is more than 1,592,000 million dollar in the same years (Imports, exports and trade balance of goods, 2012)2. Clearly, Canada’s growth Ma c r o e c o n o m i c R e s e a r c h Page 3 depends heavily on the economic well-being of the U.S. 2Imports, exports and trade balance of goods. (2012, 05 10). Retrieved 08 14, 2012, from Statistics Canada: http://www.statcan.gc.ca/tables -tableaux/sum-som/l01/cst01/gblec02a-eng.htm
  • 5. Ma c r o e c o n o m i c R e s e a r c h Page 4 2. Problem Statement Although Canada has a strong economy, but they also has faced with problems impact in their economic action during many decades until now like as shortage of labor force, old population, black market, and immigrant. Firstly, shortage of labor force causes inefficiency in production actions, even though Canada is rich in natural resources. Lack of labor leads production of manufactories lower followed by amount of products for market and exporting in decrease. Next, old population is becoming burden of Canada economy. With high average of age, Canada will face lack of labor be said in above, and they will bear an enormous of cost for social benefit when the government do not find out other labor resources in order to replace them yet, while the birth rate does not increase. Thirdly, a big black market also donates in Canada economic difficulties. The government loss an enormous of income from tax that causes the government cannot invest in their project in order to develop economy and the others. Finally, immigrant problem always is interested so much. Immigrant in Canada increase every years, but that thing is opposite of labor resource, while the labor force still does not go up. The immigrants have many problems in order to donate in Canada economy such as lack of enthusiastic, low of skills, or in the age of retirement. Furthermore, crime rate increases leads to unbelief of foreign investor from other countries. With the reasons above, it causes a lot of difficulty for Canada development, and Canada’s economy cannot develop equal their potential. Object: The reasons causes the Canada’s economy has been developing lower than its potential, and wealthy of resources. Research question: How did immigration and lack of labor force make Canada’s economic development lower than its potential?
  • 6. Ma c r o e c o n o m i c R e s e a r c h Page 5 3. Scope a Limitation In general view, Canada’s economy growth is affected by several factors and stand out from these factors is the Canada’s population problem, which is the reason why Canada needs a large amount of labor force to contribute to the country’s economy. Based on the number of data statistic in 2006, the percent of 0 -14 years group is 17.3 % 3, the 15 – 64 years group is 69% 4, and the 65+ years group is 13.2 3. However, the numbers changed in 2011, 16.3% for the first group 3, 69.3% for the second 3, and 14.4% for the last group 5. Therefore, we can conclude that the Canada’s labor force is aging. This leads to the opening Canadian immigration policy. In 2001, there were estimated 738,600 immigrants in Vancouver 6, which is the highest number in 15 years since 1986. Vancouver’s immigrant population has increased at a faster speed than British Columbia’s and Canada’s. Which such a large amount of labor force, Vancouver thought it will help the economy grow more stable but it was wrong. The marked increase of immigrants not only increases the Vancouver’s population but also increase the amount of useless people who just came to Vancouver for a better life. The fact show that even the economy of Vancouver rise but it still not balance with its population. Despite as one the biggest city of Canada, Vancouver usually faces to the lack of labor force situation although the immigrants keep moving to Canada and population keeps rising. 3World Bank. (2012). Population age 0 - 14. Retrieved 8th, August, 2012http://search.worldbank.org/quickview?name=Population ages 0- 14 (% oftotal)&id=SP.POP.0014.TO.ZS&type=Indicators&cube_no=2&qterm=Population ages 0-14 (% of total) 4World Bank. (2012). Population age 15 - 64. Retrieved 8th, August, 2012 http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SP.POP.1564.TO.ZS?page=1 5World Bank. (2012). Population age 65 and above. Retrieved 8th, August, 2012 http://search.worldbank.org/quickview?name=Population ages 65 and above (% oftotal)&id=SP.POP.65UP.TO.ZS&type=Indicators&cube_no=2&qterm=Population ages 0 - 14 (% of total) 6(n.d.). Recent immigrants in metropolitan areas: Vancouver—a comparative profile based on the 2001 census. Retrieved 8th, August, 2012 http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/research/cens us2001/vancouver/parta.asp
  • 7. Most of people in the official labor force are Canadian, even the ratio immigrant move to Vancouver still high. In fact, less and less people who are not Canadian work for Vancouver. Natural resources give Canada advantages for economy. Mining, forestry, oil, those energy resources bring back for Canada a lot of profit for the economy. Only with energy resources contribute to Canada’s economy about 50% of total resources of Canada, this means they are potential source of profit. Canada produces over 60 kinds of minerals and metals, most of them are precious and valuable metals such as diamond, gold, silver, uranium, emerald, zinc, nickel, cobalt .etc. Coal is also become one part in assets mineral of Canada. 10% is the amount of forest that Canada accounts of the world. “The total recoverable oil reserves (non– conventional) are estimated at over 334 billion barrels. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, Canada has enough reserves to last at least 150 years at the current rate of production”7. Simply, those resources have similarity; they need labor force to run and to develop. Therefore, we can see how serious the lack of labor force for production does to Vancouver, a very large country with a lot of resources, which is being waste just because not enough people to exploiting and manufacturing. Let’s think for a while, the standard of living and quality of life of Vancouver are high so people expected to have a longer life - span, longer life cause the aging of population, the aging of population lead to lack of young labor, which means slower economy growth, and it tend to be solved by the Canada’s immigration policy. Vancouver (British Columbia) and MontrĂ©al (QuĂ©bec), for instance, are two area that effected by consequences of the immigration. Foreign people come and stay there, they live there, work in there but they not contribute for country for two Ma c r o e c o n o m i c R e s e a r c h Page 6 simple reason, they are not Canadian and those jobs need well – trained people. 7(n.d.). (2012). Canada: A basket of natural wealth. Retrieved 8th, August, 2012 http://www.thomaswhite.com/explore-the-world/canada.aspx
  • 8. Most of immigrants move to Vancouver are not helpful for the country because they don’t apply for Canadian citizenship. They don’t apply for Canadian citizenship so they don’t have rights and status as a Canadian citizen. Meanwhile, jobs that help for Vancouver’s economy only allow for Canadian, which mean although the amount of immigrants to Vancouver is huge, it still nothing as long as they are not Canadian, this is the first case. The second case is, even though there are people apply for Canadian citizenship, they don’t have enough training, skill level and ability to do those job; some are too lazy to learn, some are trying to learn but not enough. High skill occupations required not only well – trained worker but also the enthusiasm inside these workers, because when they are working for themselves and their families, they are working their own country, too. Therefore, as I said above, Vancouver’s economy growth speed is not balanced with the rate of immigration has been and continues to occur. With the advantage is the possibility of economy development potential, Vancouver should boost training labor force which is equipped highly and professional skills to worth Ma c r o e c o n o m i c R e s e a r c h Page 7 with the large amount of immigrants.
  • 9. Ma c r o e c o n o m i c R e s e a r c h Page 8 II. Literature Review Concepts  Economy: By definition from Oxford Dictionary, Economy is: the state of a country or region in terms of the production and consumption of goods and services and the supply of money. Paul Samuelson, who was an American economist who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences in 1970 for his fundamental contributions to nearly all branches of economic theory, definite Economy as: “science, that explores how people and society try to employ rare resources, which have many different uses, in order to produce different goods and distribute them among people.” (Michael M. Weinstein, 2009)(18).  Stability: By definition from MacMillan Dictionary, Stability is: a situation in which things happen as they should and they are no harmful changes.  Immigration: MacMillan Dictionary definite Immigration is: the process in which people enter a country in order to live there permanently.  Immigrant: Based on the definition of Immigration, Immigrant is someone who comes to live in a country from another country.  Citizenship: Definited by MacMillan Dictionary, Citizenship is the legal right to be a citizen of a particular country. 1:Michael M. Weinstein. (2009). Paul a. Samuelson, economist, dies at 94. Retrieved 8th, August, 2012 http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/14/business/economy/14samuelson.html?pagewanted=all
  • 10. Canada’s economy did not develop as its expectation Immigrant Lack of labor force General view of Immigration Labor force in importantjobs Effective by economic downturn Ma c r o e c o n o m i c R e s e a r c h Page 9 III. Methodology The immigration effective for economics Affect for society With a limited of time, we only research in two of many reasons that cause difficult to develop Canada’s economy including immigrant and lack of labor force.
  • 11. Ma c r o e c o n o m i c R e s e a r c h Page 10 IV. Analysis 1. Immigrant 1.1 General view of Immigration In Canada, the immigration is increasing so much day by day. In Vancouver, over the period of the 1986 to 2001, the number of the immigration increased 346,700 people (88%) While the people who born in Canada just increased 229,220 people (24%) mean that if this pace keep going the immigration will be much more Canada’s popular. The population increasing of Canada (Vancouver is a main place) was distributed by immigration. In Vancouver, from 1996 to 2001, that number increased is 38% in 18% of Canada and no areas in Canada can compare with Vancouver because Vancouver’s number rising of immigration is the highest. (Recent Immigrants in Metropolitan Areas: Vancouver—A Comparative Profile Based on the 2001 Census, 2005)9 9(2005). Recent immigrants in metropolitan areas: Vancouver—a comparative profile based on the 2001 census. Retrieved 8th/08/2012http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/research/census2001/vancouver/parta.asp
  • 12. Ma c r o e c o n o m i c R e s e a r c h Page 11 1.2 The immigration effective for economics Quality of immigration employment in Canada In this part, we will talk about the quantity of immigrant employment in Canada and compares with born-Canada, and also show the number in 2008 and perform for people who are in working-age (25-54) Difficulties for immigration in labor market This is a real challenge with some immigration that came to Canada in 2001 to 2008. The different from education system, degree, standard of experience and language barriers and the most things is some knowledge for the social Canada and labor market of Canada. The government must give them the subsidies when they wait for work. This number of unemployment is 6.8%. This was a high number and it is a reason why the GDP of Canada was affected. If the government can limited the immigration, the Canada’s GDP can be grow up more and more. Degree and technical skill Degree and technical skills of immigrant cannot make the Canada’s companies assure for their quality. Although the number of university degree of immigration is so impressive (39.5%) and diploma is (30.2%).They are better number of Canada-born are (41.1% and 24%) (2008).In fact, some companies in Canada still want to rent Canada-born more than immigrants. Mean that the rate of immigration’s employment is higher day by day. The number of the high school or less is 30.3%, it leads to Canada must face more problems to solve: unemployment and the lack of the high technology’s labor force. If they can limit immigrant so that they can keep some money and use it to invest the education, and good
  • 13. education will help them train better – qualified people who can teach immigrants knowledge Ma c r o e c o n o m i c R e s e a r c h Page 12 to contribute Canada. The natural resource is use suitable more as well. Old labor force The old labor force is in a high rate status. Although the age 45 to 54 decreased from 45.5% to 36.3% but it still a high number and it really become a measure for the government. The government must spend more time and more money to help them when they resign. 45.5% is high number and imaging when all of them retire and cannot do anything to contribute the country and Canada must spend some money to pay pension for them. Moreover, if the immigration decreased the economics of Canada will grow up.
  • 14. Ma c r o e c o n o m i c R e s e a r c h Page 13 1.3 Affect for society Population imbalance Immigrant can make popular imbalance because when people stay in Canada, they just want to live in a comfortable life or a city have some natural resources, and that is reason why Vancouver has a popular imbalance with other place .We can see the table A of the popular above of the dwelling in counts of Canada in 2006. Toronto is a city which has a biggest number of the population. Toronto had 2,503,281 people live in 2006 and 2nd is MontrĂ©al city had 1,620,593 people and Ottawa had 812,129. Seeing a medium city is Hamilton had 504,559 people. We can easy to see the different thing with big cities. It can lead to the imbalance natural resource and effective environment. The natural resources of medium and small cities are not exploited and vice versa. Environment in the big city will affect so much because it has so many people living in there. In that case, some natural resources can be exploited. However Canada doesn’t have enough labor force to do that. Canada is wasting to their natural resources. Financial burden Immigrants are increasing more and more means that the Canada government must have some fee in order to take cake them such as education, health care system .Canada has immigrant more than Canada-born means that their government is takes care the immigrant more than their real Canadian. The number of old labor force and something about immigration mention about the financial burden. Canada must spend some money to something make Canada’s GDP slow down. Canada is wasting too much money for immigrants. Indeed, GDP may be increase slightly if immigrants decide to contribute effort for Canada.
  • 15. Ma c r o e c o n o m i c R e s e a r c h Page 14 Control their charities Immigrants come to from other nations in the world and the Canada government cannot control their education system. They can’t accept immigration certificate for a thief, a murderer and it may put national security at risk. Illegal immigrants will appear more and more and will become a warning to Canada’s economic and society. In fact, the crime in Canada continues to decrease in other years. In 2011, it falls down to 6% than previous years. Even though Canadian polices reported about 2 million Criminal Code fewer than 2010, Canadian invests so much money to police and education. Brain-drain Some arguments will appear when immigration has a big achievement or a big distribution for Canada. Because when a nation loses its people by other countries, which mean that it can lose its power. Lose population is similar to lose the most important resource nature. According to Statcan.ca, Canada’s immigrants come to from more than 55 nations. Moreover, Canada must be measured when having a disputation and Canada may lose their people who were educated, trained, taken cake by Canada government.
  • 16. Ma c r o e c o n o m i c R e s e a r c h Page 15 2. Lack of labor force 2.1 Effective by economic downturn In the economic downturn, it is the time the unemployment rate decreased the most. In 2009, the number of unemployment is 8.7% which is the highest number from 2007 to 2012. The unemployment rate has been stable decreased until 2012 and it has a signal to recover. In 2010, the number of unemployment rate is 8% that decreased 0.7% compare with 2009. In 2011, it is a 7.3% which decreased 0.7% compare with 2010. Although unemployment rate decreased from 2009 to 2010, it did not decrease as much as 2007 and 2008. While from 2009 to 2011, the amount of immigrants increased that means the Canada government must solve the problem of employment and new immigrants. (Source: http://www.statcan.gc.ca/daily-quotidien/120810/dq120810a-eng.htm10) 10Statcan. (2012). Labour force survey, july 2012. Retrieved 8th, August, 2012 http://www.statcan.gc.ca/daily-quotidien/120810/dq120810a -eng.htm
  • 17. Ma c r o e c o n o m i c R e s e a r c h Page 16 2.2 Labor force in important jobs In 2008, Canada-born had a 10.5% and immigration was 9.6% in management occupation .A number is not high for a important job. Health occupation: Canada-born was 6.8% and immigration was 6.6%. Occupation for government and education just had 10.3% and 7.2%. The trade, transport had 16.1% and 13.7%. The business finance had 19.5% and 18.3%. The occupation can make GDP of Canada increased so much is natural and applied scientist just had 6.8% and 6.6 %. We can see a fact; Canada is a country which is natural resource wealth. However, the occupations which need to exploit is natural resources and applied scientist had a few people. Immigrants who like to live Canada in order to business and trade more than contribution and use the natural resources of Canada. They just like Canada as a market in order to make rich. If Canada limit immigration and invest so much this occupation, they will receive so much so money from natural resource. * Natural Resource of Canada. Natural resource at the moment in Canada is divided into 3 parts: energy, mineral and timber resources. Energy resource include: oil, gas and coal. We can see they had 3 things is the most important for energy resource. Mineral resource include:gold-silver, nickel-copper, copper-zinc, lead-zinc, iron, molybdenum, uranium, potash and diamonds. It is so various and luxury things. All of thing is use suitable it will bring so much money back Canada and GDP will increased in glance. Timber reserves include timber stocks that are physically accessible and available for harvesting. They are 2 things; just have in a dream of some country.
  • 18. Ma c r o e c o n o m i c R e s e a r c h Page 17 3. Conclusion According to main findings above, the immigration and lack of labor force are main problems in Canada. The immigrants usually gather in big cities such as Vancouver, Toronto
 so it leads to the uneven population distribution in Canada. Because the immigrants are so much, it makes society complicated such as different education attainment, language barriers, religion and personality. On the other hand, it causes financial burden because Canada government use money to give support to the immigrants about education, health care and social security, and this makes Canada’s GDP slow down, and government of Canada also care about that we may lost people who are trained and educated. One more thing old labor force is still high rate status, so they may lack of labor force. Furthermore, economic downturn causes high unemployment rate. However, the lack of labor force still happens because some occupations need human resources to exploit and research such as energy resources: coal, gas and oil and mineral resources: gold-silver, uranium, diamonds. Labor force and immigrants have relationship that makes a consequence on economic and GDP. Because the immigration is so much, it contributes to get unemployment rate. Meanwhile the necessary occupations to make GDP development are shortage. Therefore, in order to solve problems above, the Canada government has to limit amount of immigrants that the unemployment rate decreases and be low costs and invests to training and the others important industries. To sum up, the Canada government needs to limit immigrants and invest human resources to exploit and research available abundant resources, Canada’s economic will develop as best as they expect.