Please solve this q&a and not essai and no reject. Solve with the step and long expalanation Analysis of Canada's post-World War 2 macroeconomic performance.  data on unemployment, GDP growth and inflation (including rate charts) analyze what might have contributed to those numbers – including economic policy and world events. Some of the events included are: The Beginning of the Canadian baby boom that increased the unemployment rate (1960s) The Early 1980s recession 1979 oil crisis World economic downturn (2008-2009) Market-Oriented policy of Canada However, other contributing world events can also be added.

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