Self-employment is becoming less enticing for Canadians, according to research by RBC.
In fact, entrepreneurship rates in the country are down: in the '90s, 18 per cent of Canadians were self-employed, and now that number sits at 13 per cent.
As business reporter Nivrita Ganguly explains, high wages, soaring inflation and the pandemic have accelerated a decline in Canada's self-employment rate.
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In fact, entrepreneurship rates in the country are down: in the '90s, 18 per cent of Canadians were self-employed, and now that number sits at 13 per cent.
As business reporter Nivrita Ganguly explains, high wages, soaring inflation and the pandemic have accelerated a decline in Canada's self-employment rate.
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