U.S. GDP is 11 times larger, Dean Baker notes

U.S. GDP is 11 times larger, Dean Baker notes
U.S. GDP 11 times Canada

Dean Baker contrasts the economic scale of the U.S. and Canada, stating that U.S. GDP is actually 11 times larger than Canada.

He suggests that Canada has an advantage in arithmetic, highlighting a comparison between the two countries' economic measurements.

Baker has recently noted that China's economy now exceeds that of the U.S.. In a separate observation, he reported truck drivers are paying $5.60 per gallon for diesel, near an all-time high cost levels for fuel. These figures come amid his ongoing comparisons of major economies and key market pressures.

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