These include providing access to training, or helping workers relocate or shift into expanding areas of the economy. The third area would be to improve the efficiency of capital markets and the financial system in Ontario and Canada. We all know that an economy works better when its financial services sector is sound and efficient.
In such a context, a global recessionary trend, such as the one we have experienced this year, was unthinkable. Accounting for such immeasurable risk would require a marked change to macroeconomics. It implies moving away from the principle of optimizing agents, to one of agents that would aim to insure against uncertain events.