Market Research for Entrepreneurs in the USA and Canada

Canada is home to only 33 million people. People who aren't young, old, sick, etc. are probably about 10 million people who work. Think about how many people live in your country. You can see right away that the economy isn't very strong with that small of a population. But if you think about how much all of a top country's infrastructure costs and how many people live there, that small population has to pay for everything.Sometimes the plan works out, but Canada is a good place. If you want to work for a company, I think the hiring standards here are pretty low, just like they are in most former English countries. If you want to find work, you should go to a western European country. More social perks, vacations, and other things.

It's great that you want to start your own business in Canada. A very open and unrestricted place to do business. Canada, the US, and South American countries are easy to get to

Every country in this world should know one thing by now: having a lot of people is not a bad thing; it's a big asset and a duty. Take a look at China. India, etc. From that point on, Canada has nothing left. It will take hundreds of years to fill up Canada with people since only 300,000 people come there every year. There is only one reason why immigration policy works, and that is to bring highly educated people to the U.S. who can't find high-paying jobs in their home country. After a while, they will just be highly educated cheap labor. It's sad but true. Look at the city taxi drivers in Toronto. Pakistanis who are doctors, PhDs, etc.When the big dream turns into a big nightmare, it can be hard to accept. I know a lot of people who came to this country from China and had great jobs that paid well but couldn't find anything important in their field. When you apply for a job here, you'll probably hear back that you don't have any Canadian work experience. Depending on how many times you want to play that game and how much money you have to live, you will either have to stock shelves at the grocery store or drive a car in Toronto at some point.Your chances of getting into somewhere important will get worse every day if you keep acting that way. You can't say on your resume that you worked two years stocking shelves at Walmart to get work experience in Canada.

That's something I've seen a lot of times. In the end, psychological factors also come into play. I think everyone in China thinks you got the golden ticket now that you're in Canada, and they all expect you to make a lot of money. So if you ever went back to China and said you didn't make it, your family, friends, and other people would not understand.

So, people should give your plans a lot of thought There are many secret and unpleasant things about Canada that make it not a perfect place to live

For example, the weather is often very cold and unpleasant for most of the year.

Health insurance will end if you are out of the state for more than 180 days. This is something not many people know. After living here for 28 years, I went through that. Since I moved here, there was no rule that said I had to live here for two out of every five years. What if that rule had been in place at that time? I would not have come here. Aside from that, though, health insurance has a 180-day rule. You are going to be late, so you get canceled. I had to go to another country to take care of my sick mother-in-law. I wasn't here for a year. That was the end of my health insurance. Got canceled.It's no longer appealing to move to Canada because of all the rules about immigration.You obviously have access to the internet and know more about your business idea than you told anyone on Quora, so I think you should start looking into the local, state, federal, and regional laws, rules, and regulations that apply to the type of business you want to start.

Don't forget to look into any rules and/or regulations that are specific to your business

Place is important. Make sure you find out which parts of the government in the place you want to live control which things.I think you should just start. The details of starting a business can be dealt with later. While they do take some time to set up and run, your product(s) are not tried with the market. What if your theory is wrong? Let's say you pay to start a business and fill out all the paperwork, but then you don't sell any of your goods.I learned this the hard way when I tried to sell a brand-new digital goods through e-commerce and unfortunately failed. Angry, but I learned a lot from it. I'm glad I didn't have to spend more time on papers while I was trying to make sales.I would add that you should keep all money coming in and going out separate from the person and keep track of all money coming in and going out so that you can balance it later.