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Real GDP in Québec City is set to increase by 2.3 per cent this year, led by the public sector, high-tech and real estate services, as well as ongoing manufacturing strength.
On s’attend à ce que le PIB de la ville de Québec augmente de 2,3 % cette année, croissance propulsée par le secteur public et les secteurs immobilier, manufacturier et de la haute technologie.
This publication focuses on the Québec City metropolitan economy.
This document contains both the French and the English versions of the articles.
Ce document contient à la fois les versions française et anglaise des articles en question.
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