Policy or politics? A guide to critiquing Canada’s latest budget speech: Jerome Gessaroli for Inside Policy
By Jerome Gessaroli, April 12, 2023 Governments routinely spin economic data to suit their political objectives, but while a budget ...
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Don’t let Competition Act changes suffocate innovation, productivity: Jerome Gessaroli in the Financial Post
This article originally appeared in the Financial Post. By Jerome Gessaroli, February 16, 2023 There is growing concern that “big ...
Companies can put shareholders first and still serve society and the environment: Jerome Gessaroli in the Toronto Star
This article first appeared in the Financial Post. By Jerome Gessaroli, July 20, 2022 As society grapples with economic challenges, ...
Bank of Canada’s well-intentioned strategy has failed: Jerome Gessaroli in the Hamilton Spectator
This article originally appeared in the Hamilton Spectator. By Jerome Gessaroli, July 13, 2022 The Bank of Canada, expected to ...
Why is the Bank of Canada so timid in tackling inflation?
By Jerome Gessaroli June 10, 2022 PDF of commentary How long (How long) will interest rates stay low? That’s the ...
Shareholder primacy works: Why companies should still prioritize wealth creation over wealth distribution
By Jerome Gessaroli June 9, 2022 PDF of paper Executive Summary In Canada, corporate directors have the duty to act ...
Everyone benefits when companies prioritize wealth creation
OTTAWA, ON (June 9, 2022): In 2019, the federal government amended the Canadian Business Corporations Act to change what companies ...
Costly electric vehicle subsidies the wrong way to tackle greenhouse gases: Jerome Gessaroli in the Toronto Star
This article originally appeared in the Toronto Star. By Jerome Gessaroli, March 31, 2022 In the past three years, the ...
Why electric vehicle subsidies won’t help Canada’s climate goals: Jerome Gessaroli on BNN Bloomberg
MLI Visiting Fellow Jerome Gessaroli, an instructor at the British Columbia Institute of Technology's School of Business, spoke to ...
Good politics, bad policy: Why governments should end their subsidies for electric vehicles
By Jerome Gessaroli March 16, 2022 PDF of paper Executive Summary If one believes that climate change is a serious ...
MLI paper finds electric vehicle subsidies costly, inefficient, and regressive
OTTAWA, ON (March 16, 2022): Climate change is a serious global threat, one which the federal government has introduced a wide ...
The Macdonald-Laurier Institute welcomes newest experts to our growing roster
OTTAWA, ON (March 15, 2022): We are pleased to announce that Jerome Gessaroli, Gregory John and Madeleine Redfern will be joining ...
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