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Table of Contents
Foreword
Chapter I: Confronting the Challenge: Building Ontario’s Economic Future
Introduction
Preserving and Creating Jobs Today
Smart Stimulus
Infrastructure
Job Creation and Skills Training
Sector Support
Creating Jobs Tomorrow
Ontario’s Tax System
Growing the Green Economy
Accelerating Innovation
Attracting Investment
Strengthening Ontario’s Pension System
Investing in Children and Families
Accelerating Ontario Child Benefit Payments
Community Hubs
Supporting Ontarians Receiving Social Assistance
Support for Housing
Raising the Minimum Wage
Support for Seniors
Bringing Fairness to Ontario
The Need for a Federal Partner to Support Ontario’s Workers
The Need for a Federal Partner in Early Learning and Child Care
Competitive Government
Investing in eHealth
OntarioBuys
Chapter II: Ontario’s Economic Outlook and Fiscal Plan
Section A: Overview
Section B: 2008–09 Interim Fiscal Performance
In-Year Revenue Performance
Revenue Changes
In-Year Expense Performance
Expense Changes
Section C: Ontario’s Economic Outlook
Overview
Ontario Affected by the Global Economic Downturn
Recent Ontario Economic Developments
Private-Sector Forecasts
External Factors Affecting Ontario’s Growth
The U.S. Economy
Oil Prices
Canadian Dollar
Interest Rates and Credit Conditions
Impacts of Changes in Key Assumptions on Ontario Real GDP Growth
Ontario Economy Expected to Rebound in 2010 and 2011
Ontario’s Longer-Term Economic Outlook
Details of the Ontario Economic Outlook
Comparison to the 2008 Ontario Budget
Section D: Ontario's Revenue Outlook
Risks to the Revenue Outlook
Section E: Ontario’s Medium-Term Expense Outlook
Risks to Expense Outlook
Contingent Liabilities
Section F: Ontario’s Fiscal Plan
Medium-Term Fiscal Outlook
Key Changes Since the 2008 Ontario Budget
The Plan to Eliminate the Deficit
Fiscal Prudence
Risks and the Fiscal Outlook
Section G: Accountability, Transparency and Financial Management
Investments in Tangible Capital Assets
Interjurisdictional Joint Working Group
Consolidation of Hospitals, School Boards and Colleges
Financial Management Improvements
Section H: Details of Ontario’s Finances
Support from Gaming for Health Care, the Ontario Trillium Foundation and Communities
Chapter III: Reforming Ontario’s Tax and Pension Systems
Introduction
Tax Reform Measures
Sales Tax Reform
Tax Breaks for People
Competitive Business Taxes
Targeted Tax Measures
Encouraging Innovation
Supporting Key Sectors
Supporting Skills and Knowledge
Helping Seniors and Families
Other Measures
Pension Reform Measures
Solvency Funding Relief Measures
Strengthening Ontario’s Pension System
Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan
Financial Information
Technical Amendments
Chapter IV: Borrowing and Debt Management
Long-Term Public Borrowing
Debt
Total Debt Composition
Debt-to-GDP Ratios
Comparative Debt Ratios
Cost of Debt
Risk Exposure
Consolidated Financial Tables
Glossary
List of Tables
Chapter I: Confronting the Challenge: Building Ontario’s Economic Future
Table 1: Infrastructure Expenditures
Table 2: Accelerating the Ontario Child Benefit Payment
Chapter II: Ontario’s Economic Outlook and Fiscal Plan
Table 1: 2009 Budget — Numbers at a Glance
Table 2: 2008–09 In-Year Fiscal Performance
Table 3: Summary of Revenue Changes Since 2008 Budget
Table 4: Summary of Expense Changes Since 2008 Budget
Table 5: Ontario Economic Outlook
Table 6: Private-Sector Forecasts for Ontario Real GDP Growth
Table 7: External Variables
Table 8: Impacts of Changes in Key Assumptions on Ontario Real GDP Growth
Table 9: The Ontario Economy, 2006 to 2011
Table 10: Changes in Key Economic Forecast Assumptions, 2009 Budget Compared to 2008 Budget
Table 11: Summary of Medium-Term Outlook
Table 12: Personal Income Tax Revenue Outlook
Table 13: Sales Tax Revenue Outlook
Table 14: Corporations Tax Revenue Outlook
Table 15: Summary of Medium-Term Revenue Changes Since 2008 Budget
Table 16: Selected Economic and Revenue Risks and Sensitivities
Table 17: Selected Expense Risks and Sensitivities
Table 18: Selected Compensation Costs
Table 19: Medium-Term Fiscal Plan and Outlook
Table 20: Core Program Expense
Table 21: Impact of Key Changes to the Medium-Term Fiscal Outlook Since the 2008 Budget
Table 22: Ontario’s Fiscal Recovery Plan
Table 23: Medium-Term Fiscal Plan and Outlook
Table 24: Revenue
Table 25: Total Expense
Table 26: Other Expense
Table 27: Infrastructure Expenditures
Table 28: Ten-Year Review of Selected Financial and Economic Statistics
Table 29: Support for Health Care, Charities, and Problem Gambling and Related Programs
Table 30: Support for Agricultural Sector and Municipalities
Chapter III: Reforming Ontario’s Tax and Pension Systems
Table 1: Small Business Transition Credit
Table 2: Ontario Sales Tax Transition Benefit
Table 3: Ontario Personal Income Tax Rates
Table 4: Ontario Surtax Thresholds
Table 5: Ontario Dividend Tax Credit Rates
Table 6: Ontario’s Proposed Corporate Income Tax Rate Cut Plan
Table 7: Ontario’s Accelerated Capital Tax Elimination Plan
Table 8: 2009 Budget Impact Summary
Chapter IV: Borrowing and Debt Management
Table 1: 2008–09 Borrowing Program: Province and Ontario Electricity Financial Corporation
Table 2: Medium-Term Borrowing Outlook: Province and Ontario Electricity Financial Corporation
Table 3: Net Debt and Accumulated Deficit
Table 4: Debt Maturity Schedule
Table 5: Medium-Term Outlook
Table 6: Derivative Portfolio Notional Value
List of Charts
Chapter I: Confronting the Challenge: Building Ontario’s Economic Future
Chart 1: World Real GDP Growth
Chart 2 U.S. Real Business Investment and Personal Consumption Expenditure Growth
Chart 3: Net Debt-to-GDP Provincial Comparison
Chart 4: Real GDP Growth
Chart 5: Widespread Job Loss
Chart 6: Per Capita Change in Public Infrastructure
Chart 7: Estimated Jobs Created and Supported by Infrastructure Investments
Chart 8: Change in Manufacturing Employment
Chart 9: Supporting Families Through the OCB and Social Assistance
Chart 10: Ontario a Large Net Contributor to EI in 2008
Chapter II: Ontario’s Economic Outlook and Fiscal Plan
Chart 1: Ontario Real GDP Growth
Chart 2: Ontario’s Fiscal Plan
Chart 3: Accumulated Deficit-to-GDP
Chart 4: G7 Economic Growth, 2009
Chart 5: G7 Economic Growth, 2010
Chart 6: Widespread Job Loss
Chart 7: Crude Oil Prices
Chart 8: Canadian Dollar
Chart 9: Mortgage and Prime Loan Rates
Chart 10: Canadian Business Lending Conditions Tightening
Chart 11: Ontario Real GDP Growth
Chart 12: Ontario Real GDP
Chart 13: Jurisdictional Comparison: 2009–10 Deficit-to-GDP
Chart 14: Ontario’s Plan to Eliminate the Deficit
Chart 15: Composition of Revenue, 2009–10
Chart 16: Composition of Total Expense, 2009–10
Chart 17: Composition of Program Expense, 2009–10
Chapter III: Reforming Ontario’s Tax and Pension Systems
Chart 1: Cutting Ontario’s Marginal Effective Tax Rate on New Investment
Chart 2: Cutting Taxes for Growing Small Businesses
Chapter IV: Borrowing and Debt Management
Chart 1: Borrowing — All Markets
Chart 2: Borrowing — Domestic Market
Chart 3: Debt
Chart 4: Total Debt Composition
Chart 5: Net Debt-to-GDP
Chart 6: Accumulated Deficit-to-GDP
Chart 7: Net Debt-to-GDP Provincial Comparison
Chart 8: Net Debt-to-GDP G7 Countries and Ontario
Chart 9: Effective Interest Rate (Weighted Average) on Debt
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