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Outlook for interest rates remains uncertain while governments rack up more debt
By Lawrence Schembri, Steven Globerman | March 30, 2023
New poll finds strong support for socialism in the U.K.
By Jason Clemens, Steven Globerman | March 25, 2023
Don’t raise the Bank of Canada’s 2% inflation target
By Lawrence Schembri, Steven Globerman | March 10, 2023
Large percentage of Aussies want socialism—but don’t want to pay for it
By Jason Clemens, Steven Globerman | March 9, 2023
Young Americans support abstract and unworkable socialism
By Jason Clemens, Steven Globerman | March 3, 2023
Federal government doesn’t need a new agency to spur innovation—it should simply lower taxes
By Steven Globerman | March 2, 2023
Aging, Capital Investment, and Standards of Living
By Steven Globerman | February 24, 2023
Four in 10 Canadians prefer socialism but not higher taxes to pay for it
By Jason Clemens, Steven Globerman | February 23, 2023
Perspectives on Capitalism and Socialism: Polling Results from Canada, the United States, Australia, and the United Kingdom
By Jason Clemens, Steven Globerman | February 22, 2023
Taxes, Innovation, and Productivity Growth
By Steven Globerman | February 7, 2023
Bank of Canada adopts transparency reforms but still lags behind other central banks
By Lawrence Schembri, Steven Globerman | January 11, 2023
Government-mandated ESG disclosures—a reality check
By Steven Globerman | November 23, 2022
Ottawa’s ‘buyback’ tax will likely hurt Canada’s economy
By Steven Globerman | November 10, 2022
Canada’s demographic crisis threatens incomes and living standards
By Steven Globerman | October 25, 2022
ESG Investing and Asset Returns (ESG: Myths and Realities)
By Steven Globerman | October 18, 2022
Canada Child Benefit favours middle- and upper-income Canadians
By Jason Clemens, Milagros Palacios, Steven Globerman | October 6, 2022
Independent central bank may be only defense against Ottawa’s ‘crisis’ management
By Steven Globerman | September 15, 2022
Costs of mandatory ESG disclosure likely would outweigh benefits
By Steven Globerman | August 31, 2022
Friedman and His ESG Critics (ESG: Myths and Realities)
By Steven Globerman | August 23, 2022
The New Capitalism (ESG: Myths and Realities)
By Steven Globerman | August 23, 2022
Government policies should encourage—not stifle—economic growth
By Jason Clemens, Steven Globerman | August 18, 2022
Adjusting for the Canada Child Benefit's Tax-Free Status
By Milagros Palacios, Jason Clemens, Steven Globerman | August 18, 2022
Promoting Capital Investment in Atlantic Canada: An Imperative for Prosperity
By Steven Globerman, Joel Emes | July 21, 2022
Canada and U.S. must make policy U-turns to mitigate recession
By Jason Clemens, Steven Globerman | July 20, 2022
Federal government should help increase productivity to tame inflation
By Steven Globerman | June 29, 2022
Morneau slams Trudeau government—then doubles-down on its misguided policies
By Steven Globerman | June 9, 2022
B.C. government shouldn’t mandate salary disclosures in job postings
By Steven Globerman | June 1, 2022
Ottawa threatening Bank of Canada’s independent image
By Steven Globerman | May 5, 2022
Ottawa benefits from inflation-spurred tax revenue
By Steven Globerman | April 15, 2022
A Primer on Inflation
By Steven Globerman | April 14, 2022
Canada faces perfect inflation storm
By Steven Globerman | March 23, 2022
ESG disclosure mandates raise several key questions
By Steven Globerman | February 14, 2022
Business needs to focus on business
By Jason Clemens, Steven Globerman, Niels Veldhuis | February 2, 2022
Bank of Canada could muddy price signals with aggressive monetary policy
By Steven Globerman | February 2, 2022
Policymakers must address Canada’s business investment crisis
By Steven Globerman | December 13, 2021
Canadian economy ripe for persistent high inflation
By Steven Globerman | December 6, 2021
The Outlook for Inflation and Its Links to Monetary Policy
By Steven Globerman | December 2, 2021
Central bank ‘equity’ quest raises questions about non-traditional monetary tools
By Steven Globerman | November 26, 2021
Bank of Canada’s inflation-fighting strategy may not be enough
By Steven Globerman | November 4, 2021
Ottawa should rethink costly, poorly targeted Canada Child Benefit
By Jason Clemens, Milagros Palacios, Steven Globerman | November 4, 2021
Rising oil prices won’t solve Canada’s oil and gas problems
By Steven Globerman | October 21, 2021
The Investment Outlook for the Canadian and US Oil and Gas Sectors: Evidence from Financial Metrics
By Steven Globerman, Joel Emes | October 13, 2021
Campaign fearmongering on health care ignores experiences of other universal care countries
By Steven Globerman | September 14, 2021
New workplace practises hinge on increased productivity
By Steven Globerman, Milagros Palacios | September 6, 2021
Next federal government should spur business investment to help raise living standards
By Steven Globerman | August 18, 2021
An International Comparison of Capital Expenditures
By Steven Globerman, Joel Emes | August 10, 2021
Government growth ultimately hits Canadians in the wallet
By Steven Globerman | August 5, 2021
Industry-Level Private Sector Capital Expenditures in Canada: 1990-2019
By Steven Globerman, Joel Emes | July 29, 2021
Government shouldn’t mandate four-day workweek
By Steven Globerman | July 28, 2021
The Essential UCLA School of Economics
By David R. Henderson, Steven Globerman | July 15, 2021