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Hi! I’m Muna Jandu. Welcome to my hub.

My work connects strategy, problem-solving, and human performance. Over the years, I’ve built expertise across four disciplines — accountant, virtual CFO, golf coach, and fitness trainer. Each area gives me a different perspective, but the purpose remains the same: helping people and organizations grow stronger, sharper, and more resilient.

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economics

🍁 League Discussion – Energy, Russia, and Stalling Europe 🍁

Given Russia’s heavy reliance on energy exports for government revenue (~40%), has Moscow deliberately structured its strategy to avoid catastrophic downside risk? By entering the war and triggering a bifurcation of energy markets, has Russia effectively split global supply into two regimes — one constrained, higher-priced market for non-Russian energy, and one discounted but stable market for Russian exports?

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Dec 30, 20253 min read

🍁 League Discussion — Housing Sectors, China, and Global Trade 🍁

Property Slowdown and Policy: China’s property sector once accounted for perhaps 30-35% of GDP, but investment is now depressed and new construction starts are roughly 75% below their 2021 peaks. With deflation threatening or occurring, elevated real interest rates, and weaker domestic demand, was this slowdown inevitable as internal migration and urban absorption thresholds were reached? And is Beijing now broadly accepting of the sector’s reduced role, given its prior contr

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Dec 25, 20255 min read

Canada’s Auto Sector: Rethinking Strategy in a Politicized Global Industry

What structural parallels exist between Canada and Australia when it comes to automotive manufacturing? Australia ultimately abandoned the sector and concentrated on resource development. Was that a strategically rational choice, and which elements of that decision are most relevant — or cautionary — for Canada as it evaluates its own automotive strategy?

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Dec 9, 20252 min read

🍁 League Discussion — Expansion vs. Constructive Fiscal Models 🍁

We can use the term Constructive Model to describe an approach that emphasizes fiscal discipline, lower taxes in the short run, and greater private-sector efficiency. This is an approach we have not examined previously. In contrast, when discussing the deficit in earlier posts, we focused on the application of Budget 2025 — let’s refer to that as the Expansion Model. League expert K. Moody writes on the consequences of the Expansion Model, and we continue to look to him fo

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Dec 7, 20254 min read

🍁 League Discussion – Real Estate (Question Format) 🍁

Are we in a stronger economic starting position than other developed nations because Canada leaned so heavily into housing financialization? Which productive sectors did other countries develop that we didn’t, and does that leave Canada comparatively advantaged today? Was deep financialization of housing a rational choice for Canada, given the alternative economic paths available?

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Dec 4, 20251 min read

🍁 League Story – The Duncan Debacle, On to Edmonton to Build the League Discussion 🍁

But her plan didn’t work. I ended up becoming buddies with Pherman. I admired a man who wanted to work into his late 70s. He wouldn’t retire—I thought that was A fine office he had—a side table that could seat five. I asked him, Do you want me to remove the extra? It was Amrut. Three of us around the table, single malt. Darren talked about what the Chinese would do—build a bridge from the mainland to the island. A fascinating idea.

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Dec 1, 20254 min read

🍁 League Discussion — Printing Money as the Strategy 🍁

The Carney strategy is centered on printing money — but do the Conservatives have an alternative where all the pieces fit together? Or is it simply an opposition contrast: cut personal taxes immediately to appeal to a specific voter segment?

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Nov 25, 20253 min read

Continuing The League Discussion: Mining as an Anchor in Canada’s Economic Plan

Do our critical minerals give us the clearest path to real supply-chain control? Possibly. And that’s where someone like N. Manji becomes valuable to the conversation. Neil is a national leader in Energy, Mining, and more. Advising multinational firms, he likely sees Canada’s positioning better than most. On a short walk between tee shots, I’d ask about downstream timelines: smelting, processing, component manufacturing. Where can Canada be a first mover? Where do we have po

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Nov 17, 20253 min read

Opening the Dialogue: A Look at Defense First, Additional Tax Reform Deferred

Let’s open dialogue in The League about other nations’ governments — and tie it back to Canada’s defense sector. It’s worth being curious about where Carney is taking defense spending before considering additional tax reform. The policy mechanics around defense feel almost Conservative. It’s striking for a Liberal government, traditionally grounded in diplomacy, to plan so decisively around supply chain development and at such magnitude.

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Nov 12, 20253 min read

Carney's Ambitious Budget: Technocracy, Spending, and First-Mover Opportunities

Diversifying trade partners and initiating defense independence — is this strategic foresight or fiscal fiction for Canada? It’s bold. As presented, everyone else is overspending. Will Canada be the one to do it better?

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Nov 9, 20253 min read

Energy Under Liberal Conditions: Playing the Lie You’ve Got

Given a Liberal government — and the base that elected them — the question becomes: what levers are available to actually develop the industry? Are they using them? And how can they do better without alienating their voters?

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Nov 8, 20252 min read

Understanding the Budget: What Would Harper, Chrétien, and Mulroney Do?

Is anyone writing about the application of the federal budget within industries — how to build, year by year? We often get broad headlines and surface-level summaries, but what about the application? Can we speculate, even roughly, on what those conditions might look like if we played them forward?

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Nov 7, 20253 min read