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Statistics // Industry highlights from ‘Survey on Business Conditions: Q4 2024’

Industry highlights from ‘Survey on Business Conditions: Q4 2024’

The following statistics were released from the Economics and Statistics Division on November 25. For full details from this dataset, please click here.

Business expectations for the next three months

  • Prices are expected to be stable for 74.8% of Nova Scotia businesses while 17.3% expect rising prices
  • Only 2.4% of Nova Scotia businesses expect declining prices
  • Rising prices were expected more often among wholesale, agriculture/fishing as well as construction businesses
Obstacles for Business

  • Labour-related obstacles were reported by 34.9% of Nova Scotia businesses, including: labour force shortages as well as recruiting and retaining skilled employees
  • These were most prevalent in Nova Scotia’s construction, transportation, health/social (including daycare), accommodation/food services and retail industries as well as among larger employers.

  • Supply-chain issues were reported as business obstacles by 12.8% of Nova Scotia’s businesses, particularly in construction and wholesale industries

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