Sazid Hasan
Sazid Hasan is a former economist at the Fraser Institute who worked on fiscal, health, and education policy. He received his M.A. in economics from Simon Fraser University. He also holds an M.S.S. and B.S.S. (honours), both in economics, from the University of Dhaka. He worked on his graduate project at the Research Data Centre of Statistics Canada, where he examined the impact of a tax credit on labour supply. He has presented his academic research at the annual conferences of Canadian Economics Association. His commentaries have appeared in the Vancouver Sun, Winnipeg Sun, and La Presse.
Authored by Sazid Hasan
Appeared in the Toronto Sun
| By: Jason Clemens and Sazid Hasan
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One million Canadians waited for medical treatment in 2017, costing $1.9 billion in lost wages
| By: Bacchus Barua and Sazid Hasan
| By: Steven Globerman, Bacchus Barua and Sazid Hasan
| By: Charles Lammam, Sazid Hasan and Hugh MacIntyre
| By: Deani Van Pelt, Sazid Hasan and Derek J. Allison
| By: Bacchus Barua, Sazid Hasan and Ingrid Timmermans
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Provincial labour markets in Canada performing poorly compared to U.S.; trailing in job growth
| By: Charles Lammam, Hugh MacIntyre, David Hunt and Sazid Hasan
| By: Angela MacLeod and Sazid Hasan
Appeared in the Winnipeg Sun
| By: Deani Van Pelt and Sazid Hasan