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The Wage Earner Protection Program: protection of workers’ wages in the event of employer insolvency
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Bank of Canada officials worried about the risk of a yearslong slump in consumer spending amid signs of labor-market weakness, according to a summary of their deliberations leading up to a July rate cut, the Wall Street Journal reported. The Bank of Canada delivered a second straight quarter-point cut in July, taking its policy rate to 4.5%, and signaled more reductions were in the offing given that economic slack, or spare capacity, has increased. Gov.
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