This industry profile provides a five-year forecast for Canada’s Computer and Electronic Products Industry.
Canada’s Computer and Electronic Products Industry: Industrial Profile Winter 2012
Canada’s Computer and Electronic Products Industry: Industrial Profile Winter 2012
Industry Economic Analysis
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- Longer Lifespan—Newer products often have advanced features that are beyond the user’s current needs. These newer products do not become outdated as quickly as in the past, which lengthens the replacement-cycle period.
- Demand—The slow pace of the global economic recovery has resulted in weak demand for computer and electronic products.
- Exports—Total exports have been rising over the past several months but remain much weaker than in previous years—meaning there is much room to grow.
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