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article forget berkshire hathaway put your money in the canadian government
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AI-generatedThe article discusses a potential national investment fund in Canada, which could create a new asset class for retail investors and increase demand for Canadian equities/bonds. However, no concrete commercial mechanism is established; the proposal is exploratory and lacks details on size, structure, or timeline. The impact on asset managers or Canadian markets is speculative at this stage.
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- Mark Carney is exploring a national investment fund for Canada.
- The fund would allow individual Canadians to co-invest alongside the government.
- Critics say the fund may struggle without a major investor like Brookfield or tax incentives.
- The proposal is reminiscent of the Canada Development Corporation (1971-1986).
- Concerns raised about government infrastructure funding leading to higher consumer costs.