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This analysis presents a comparison of the economic contributions of various energy resources in Canada, focusing on GDP by province in 2012. Canada's total GDP reached $1.281 trillion, with Ontario leading at $674,485 million. The report examines the economic value of both renewable and non-renewable resources, highlighting that non-renewable resources, particularly mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction, generate the highest economic returns. This information is crucial for understanding the dynamics of Canada's economic landscape related to energy production.
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Comparing the economic value of energy resources By: Amy-Lee Bryan
Canada’s GDP for 2012. • Canada’s GDP for 2012 was $ 1.281 trillion
The brake down of province And territories. • Newfoundland and Labrador – 33,817 • Prance Edward island – 5,547 • Nova scotia – 38,397 • New Brunswick – 31,543 • Quebec – 357,859 • Ontario – 674,485 • Manitoba – 58,245 • Saskatchewan- 77,929 • Alberta – 311,898 • British Columbia – 219,994 • Yukon – 2,198 • Northwest territories - 4,675 • Nunavut – 2,198
The highest amount of money is… • The highest amount of money the was brought in was by Ontario with $ 674,485
The energy resources that has the highest economic value • The energy resources that has the highest economic value was Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction.
Renewable vs. non-Renewable • Non-Renewable resources brings in the most money, while renewable brings in the least amount of money.