Canadian Economic Action Plan in Budget 2009

Question

The federal government announced their $62 billion Economic Action Plan in Budget 2009 to address the recent economic recession through a combination of fiscal stimulus measures and additional aid to Canadians. You have been invited to submit a proposed evaluation design approach based upon the government’s stated objectives:

questions:

1.    Results of a preliminary evaluability assessment (assume positive).
2.    Planned data collection and analysis methods (i.e. statistical methods, etc.), specifying how this data will be gathered (type, sources), and particular analytical techniques to be employed.

Link for background (most important link) in which to come up with the design and results of evaluability assessment:  
https://www.oag-bvg.gc.ca/internet/docs/parl_oag_201111_01_e.pdf
Further links:
https://www.budget.gc.ca/2011/plan/toc-tdm-eng.html
https://www.fin.gc.ca/pub/report-rapport/2011-7/pdf/ceap-paec-eng.pdf

Summary

The question belongs to Economics and it is about the Economic Action Plan in 2009 according to which the Canadian government has announced $62 billion for the recession. With the help of such measures, Canadian labor market has performed well compared to other countries in the G7 Group and also the real GDP rose to about 1% in the same quarter.

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