Tag: Philip Cross

We feel very good about ourselves — but for no apparent reason, writes Philip Cross in the Financial Post. Below ...

The remedy is to find workarounds for the worst potential excesses of the democratic process, while retaining democratic oversight, writes ...

If a mutating virus circulates for an extended period, Canada will have to fundamentally rethink its approach to managing the ...

Patient care and not phoney bureaucratic metrics or political grandstanding about equality has to be the focus for everyone, writes ...

B.C.’s carbon tax had little impact on slowing either economic growth or GHG emissions, writes Philip Cross in the Financial ...

What emerges is a picture of a household sector saving much more during the pandemic than corporations, writes Philip Cross ...

Capitalism best cultivates innovation because it provides the incentive for firms to survive and thrive as well as the freedom ...

 Philip Cross’s recent labour market report is a warning about the recklessness of Ottawa putting narrow and contentious political ...

OTTAWA, ON (December 22, 2020): Canadian households have been largely shielded from the brunt of the economic woes wrought by ...

Compared with the business sector’s impressive mastery of new technologies, government responses were heavy-handed, lead-footed, and wrong-headed, writes Philip Cross ...

The response of governments was heavy-handed, lead-footed, and wrong-headed, writes Philip Cross. By Philip Cross, December 8, 2020 2020 forever ...

OTTAWA, ON (December 8, 2020): The Macdonald-Laurier Institute’s Leading Economic Indicator posted slowing growth in October. While Canada’s economy is ...