Tag: Jack Mintz

If there is one prediction to make from the COVID-19 pandemic, health care will be a major issue for Canadians ...

The public might think the rich and powerful pay the corporate tax but in fact the opposite is typically true, ...

Parties are out-competing themselves in massive giveaways in the belief that deficit spending has no economic cost, writes Jack Mintz ...

An expert panel might be just the right medicine to get us back on the path to a tax system ...

In this election, Canadians should especially focus on economic policies because much is at stake in the future with the ...

Fiscal policy is the greatest uncertainty. If shortages continue, prices will rise as government fans demand with deficit spending, writes ...

Federal policies that halt fossil fuel development too quickly can have only one result: to make us poorer, writes Jack ...

Naughty little taxes are low in revenues (typically less than a half point of GDP) but high in virtue signalling, ...

We may be pushing out some of our brightest stars to other countries. We lose their expertise and our governments ...

'Environmental, social and governance' investments cannot be standardized to help make investment decisions: most component measures are simply too subjective, ...

A recent Swiss vote was a sharp reminder that costly climate policies can stoke voter anger, writes Jack Mintz in ...

If interest rates rise sharply, we won’t be 'building back better.' We won’t be building back, period, writes Jack Mintz ...