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Supply management impedes supermarkets from keeping pace with demandby Jake Fuss and Alex WhalenImporters of large quantities of chicken, cheese and butter are compelled to pay taxes exceeding 200 per cent. Plastic bans won’t help the oceans during pandemics or during the best of times(Appeared in the National Post) by Ross McKitrickAt least 86 per cent of plastic waste entering the ocean from land comes via a handful of rivers in Asia. Lessons on land-use regulations from the 2008-09 recession(Appeared in the Toronto Sun) by Josef FilipowiczCities that build more homes when they’re most needed tend to see less home-price volatility. Trudeau government must produce plan to help one of Canada’s most important sectors(Appeared in National Newswatch) by Niels Veldhuis and Elmira AliakbariCanada’s energy sector employed (directly and indirectly) and supported more than 830,000 jobs. History of government difficulty in writing cheques to Canadiansby Alex Whalen, Tegan Hill, and Jason ClemensThe auditor general noted there were 3.8 million more social insurance numbers for Canadians 20 years and older than actual people in that age group. It’s easier for governments to increase spending than bring it back downby Ben EisenGovernments can find themselves at a new baseline spending level far in excess of revenues. Trudeau government ‘wage subsidy’ increases uncertainty for workers and businesses(Appeared in the Financial Post) by Niels Veldhuis and Jason ClemensThe subsidy will be available for businesses that can show a 30 per cent decline in revenue. |
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