5-minute read
Ottawa doit approuver les nouveaux médicaments plus rapidement
Excessive regulation of the pharmaceutical sector.
1-minute read
The Advantages of a Flexible Labour Market
Many workers, particularly the young and immigrants, have a hard time finding a job, especially a full-time job. At the same time, many companies in various sectors struggle to fill certain positions. This seemingly paradoxical situation stems from the difficulty of achieving a perfect match between job seekers and available jobs. What is called the flexibility of the labour market represents an excellent solution to this problem, for both employees and employers.
4-minute read
Five stories for Pauline Marois
The state of the economy in Quebec.
1-minute read
État des syndicats 2013 (in French only)
Léger a été mandatée par l’Association canadienne InfoTravail pour réaliser une étude parmi les Canadiens salariés afin de comprendre leur opinion sur les syndicats et sur certaines politiques publiques.
5-minute read
Réglementer ne réglera rien
Do we need to further regulate the telecom and Internet?
6-minute read
La taxe Chirac ou la dérive de financements opaques
The new financing mechanisms in the field of development assistance.
4-minute read
Laissez-les respirer!
Quebec's "Priorité emploi" Economic policy.
1-minute read
Québec doit agir!
Unions in Quebec.
5-minute read
Attention de ne pas trop réglementer Internet
The protection of privacy on the Internet.
1-minute read
Protecting Personal Data: The Economic Impact of Regulating the Internet
With the explosive growth of the Internet and Canadians' expanding use of it, questions about privacy protection are increasingly taking centre stage in public debates. It is essential, though, to distinguish between the protection we might hope for from the organs of government and the regulations that apply to private companies with which we transact freely for products and services of our choosing. Even if protecting personal information is an issue in both cases, the dynamic is not the same. It is the latter subject that concerns us in this Economic Note.