Economic pessimism significantly outpaces optimism among top Canadian business leaders: CPA Canada survey
TORONTO, Jan. 23, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Canadian business leaders are more than three times as likely to express pessimism about the Canadian economy than optimism, according to a recent survey of CPA Canada members holding senior leadership positions.
- TORONTO, Jan. 23, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Canadian business leaders are more than three times as likely to express pessimism about the Canadian economy than optimism, according to a recent survey of CPA Canada members holding senior leadership positions.
- “Our survey results suggest that regardless of whether or not we are in a technical recession, the perception among top business leaders is of worsening conditions for the Canadian economy,” says Rosemary McGuire, Vice-President, Research, Guidance and Support at CPA Canada.
- The CPA Canada quarterly Business Monitor survey takes the pulse of professional accountants in leadership positions in privately and publicly held companies.
- The CPA Canada Business Monitor is issued quarterly, based on a survey conducted by CPA Canada using the survey platform Alchemer.