once again your full of crap with NO facts to back up your posts !
In 1993, Jean Chretien (Liberal Party) won the election and appointed Paul Martin as finance minister with an austerity mandate. Chretien was prime minister from 1993 to 2003. Martin won the Liberal Party leadership race after Chretien left office in 2003, and he governed from 2003 to 2006.

Martin's financial reforms and steady economic management skills reduced general government total expenditures from 52.9% of GDP in 1993 down to 38.8% in 2006. Martin's last full year as prime minister was 2005, at which point the expenditures were only 38.6% of GDP.


Over the 1993-2006 timeframe under Martin's leadership, these per-capita expenditures declined from the 1992 high to $13,879 in 2006, reaching a low of $12,707 in 1997 -- only a few years after the austerity measures began.

How did these 1993-to-2006 austerity measures affect Canada's economic performance? During the high-spending period between 1980 and 1992, per capita GDP-PPP in constant dollars rose by only 12.4%. During the corresponding austerity interval from 1993 through 2006, constant-dollar per-capita GDP-PPP rose by 27.4%. A clear win for austerity.





Thats austerity !

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