Ontario per-person economy growth falls $20,000 behind Denmark and Netherlands since 2000, Eric Lombardi asserts

Ontario per-person economy growth falls $20,000 behind Denmark and Netherlands since 2000, Eric Lombardi asserts
Ontario faces $300 billion growth lag

Ontario's per-person economic growth has stalled, with recent analysis from Eric Lombardi highlighting the gap compared to Denmark and the Netherlands since 2000.

Lombardi states that if Ontario had matched those countries' growth rates, each resident's economic output today would be roughly $20,000 higher. For a population of about 15 million, this represents more than $300 billion in unrealized economic output.

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