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MLI Paper – Rules-based monetary policy delivers results: Too many countries relying on discretion

June 11, 2012

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MLI Paper – Inequality: It’s More Complicated than You Think

April 30, 2012

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MLI Paper – Canada is ideal partner for developing countries seeking institutions that promote progress and growth: leading experts

April 25, 2012

Domestic Policy

Budget advice to Ottawa: Stop tinkering and be bold

March 20, 2012

Domestic Policy

MLI Paper – Banning oil tankers on the West Coast: All pain, little gain

March 14, 2012

New paper argues first-time homebuyers may be subsidizing Ottawa’s bottom line

March 5, 2012

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MLI Paper: Canada lacks national strategy to respond to terrorists, natural disasters and cyber-attacks

February 29, 2012

Domestic Policy

MLI Paper: Gasoline tax would need to rise by $2.30 per litre to cut motor vehicle GHG emissions by 30 percent

February 22, 2012

MLI Paper: Canada’s Looming Fiscal Squeeze

Domestic Policy

MLI Paper – Solutions for an aging population: Avoiding the $67 billion deficit in Canada’s future

February 7, 2012

Indigenous Affairs papers

MLI Paper – The Atlantic Integrated Commercial Fishery Initiative: A successful model to manage Aboriginal participation in natural resource development

February 1, 2012

MLI Issues First Paper in Series on Canadians’ Access to Therapeutic Drugs

Domestic Policy

MLI Paper – Modernizing Canada’s pharmaceutical patent system: An opportunity for more investment and jobs

January 24, 2012

Security and defence - papers

MLI Paper – Canada’s critical infrastructure: Vulnerable to terrorists, hackers, thieves and neglect

December 6, 2011

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MLI Paper – Rules-based monetary policy delivers results: Too many countries relying on discretion

MLI Paper – Inequality: It’s More Complicated than You Think

MLI Paper – Canada is ideal partner for developing countries seeking institutions that promote progress and growth: leading experts

Budget advice to Ottawa: Stop tinkering and be bold

MLI Paper – Banning oil tankers on the West Coast: All pain, little gain

New paper argues first-time homebuyers may be subsidizing Ottawa’s bottom line

MLI Paper: Canada lacks national strategy to respond to terrorists, natural disasters and cyber-attacks

MLI Paper: Gasoline tax would need to rise by $2.30 per litre to cut motor vehicle GHG emissions by 30 percent

MLI Paper – Solutions for an aging population: Avoiding the $67 billion deficit in Canada’s future

MLI Paper – The Atlantic Integrated Commercial Fishery Initiative: A successful model to manage Aboriginal participation in natural resource development

MLI Paper – Modernizing Canada’s pharmaceutical patent system: An opportunity for more investment and jobs

MLI Paper – Canada’s critical infrastructure: Vulnerable to terrorists, hackers, thieves and neglect

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