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Protecting the environment without harming rural regions
Montreal, September 2, 2021 – For many years, governments have been piling measure upon measure to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, all in an effort to fight climate change. An Economic Note published today by the MEI analyzes the extent to which these public policies have a disproportionate impact on the country’s rural regions.
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Election 2021 – Free Trade in Canada: An Inclusive Growth Policy
An overwhelming majority of economists agree that international free trade grows businesses and creates good-paying jobs.
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Élections fédérales: l’économie doit redevenir prioritaire
S’il est clair que le Canada a le potentiel de demeurer l’un des pays les plus prospères et les plus libres au monde, les candidats aux élections ne devraient pas s’assoir sur leurs lauriers.
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Dette provinciale : ne nous assoyons pas sur nos lauriers
Chaque nouveau-né québécois vient au monde avec une dette personnelle d’environ 35 000 $. Quel beau cadeau pour commencer sa vie!
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Énergie Saguenay : un coup dur pour les Québécois
Il est temps de revoir notre façon d’évaluer les grands projets, tant au Québec que dans le reste du Canada, afin de donner la parole aux gens véritablement concernés.
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Énergie Saguenay: A Tough Blow for Quebecers
It’s time to rethink how we evaluate large projects, both in Quebec and in the rest of Canada, in order to give a voice to the people who are truly affected by them.
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To share wealth you first have to create it
MacKenzie Scott and Jeff Bezos got fabulously wealthy, not by plundering their fellow man and woman, but by providing them with a tremendously useful service.
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Cessons de stimuler la flambée des prix de l’immobilier
Depuis plus d’un an, le prix des propriétés a explosé au Québec. Cette flambée des prix s’explique par plusieurs facteurs, dont certaines mesures mises en place dans les dernières années par les différents paliers de gouvernement.
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Real estate: The federal government must stop stimulating soaring prices
Montreal, June 23, 2021 – Rapidly rising prices for residential real estate in Canada, whether in Montreal, Toronto, or Vancouver, has very tangible consequences for the middle class. In Vancouver, the average price of a detached house is now $1.7 million, and the average price across all home types is over a million dollars in Toronto. Meanwhile, potential buyers in Montreal are also faced with an overheated sector characterized by bidding wars. What explains this?
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Pharma Benefits More Obvious Than Ever
Undercutting the profits of drug companies is no way to reward them for their monumental contribution to our well-being.