Indigenomics: a seat at the economic table: Carol Anne Hilton for Inside Policy
Economic reconciliation is a requirement if First Nation and Indigenous people are to be empowered, writes Carol Anne Hilton. By Carol ...
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Another good reason to hire women: to boost productivity (and men’s pay): Nazareth in the Globe and Mail
It's International Women's Day, so let's talk about men, writes Nazareth in the Globe and Mail. By Linda Nazareth, March ...
VIDEO: Budget preview: Why one expert is skeptical the government will help businesses: Cross on BNN
Watch Munk Senior Fellow Philip Cross discuss the upcoming federal budget on BNN.
Budget Will Show if Federal Government can Buck Historical Trends and Cut Spending Growth: MLI Study by Sean Speer
OTTAWA, ON (Feb. 21, 2018): Tuesday’s federal budget will reveal whether the federal government’s plans to dramatically reduce the rate of ...
Economics needs an infusion of private-sector knowledge: Cross in the Post
Writing in the National Post, Macdonald-Laurier Institute Senior Fellow Philip Cross says too many economists are ignoring economic insights from ...
MLI’s Cross comments in the Financial Post on rare and high-impact events and their effect on economics
MLI's Cross comments in the Financial Post on the difficulties that rare but high-impact events pose for the mathematical approach ...
MLI’s Cross in the Globe and Mail on the question of financial inequality: is it worth fixing?
Is inequality a problem worth fixing? By Philip Cross and Ian Lee for The Globe and Mail Published Tuesday, Aug. ...
MLI’s Nazareth considers economic effects of today’s global mobility in the Globe and Mail
In this edition of the Globe and Mail, MLI Senior Fellow Linda Nazareth sheds light on the economic benefits of ...
Great Canadian Debate Commentary: “Wealth in Canada has too much power”
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our latest Great Canadian Debate, "Resolved: Wealth in Canada has too much ...
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