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C.D. Howe Institute Backgrounder
2007 - 2012
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2012, issue 146
Fixing MP Pensions: Parliamentarians Must Lead Canada's Move to Fairer, and Better-Funded Retirements William B.P. Robson 2011, issue 145
Holding Canada's Cities to Account: an Assessment of Municipal Fiscal Management Benjamin David Isaac Dachis and William B.P. Robson 2011, issue 144
Mending Canada's Employment Insurance Quilt: The Case for Restoring Equity Colin Busby and David M. Gray 2011, issue 143
Go Big or Go Home: Priorities for the Canada-EU Economic and Trade Agreement Daniel Schwanen 2011, issue 142
Impulse Spending: Canada's 2011 Fiscal Accountability Rankings Colin Busby and William B.P. Robson 2011, issue 141
Beyond the Border and Back to the Future: Seizing the Opportunity to Enhance Canadian and US Economic Growth and Security Daniel Schwanen 2011, issue 140
Natural Hazards: Some Pitfalls on the Path to a Neutral Interest Rate David Laidler 2011, issue 139
Overnight Moves: The Bank of Canada Should Start to Raise Interest Rates Now Michael Parkin 2011, issue 138
Does Canada Have an India Strategy? Why it Should and What Both Sides Can Gain from Comprehensive Talks Wendy Dobson 2011, issue 137
Don’t Double Down on the CPP: Expansion Advocates Understate the Plan’s Risks William B.P. Robson 2011, issue 136
Protecting Groundwater: The Invisible and Vital Resource James Bruce 2010, issue 135
Warding Off Financial Market Failure: How to Avoid Squeezed Margins and Bad Haircuts David Longworth 2010, issue 134
Faceoff: Should the Bank of Canada Release its Projections of the Interest Rate Path? – The Cases For and Against Pierre Siklos and Andrew Spence 2010, issue 133
Trend Spotting: NAFTA Disputes After Fifteen Years Lawrence Herman 2010, issue 132
Le Budget 2010 du Québec: Effets sur la taille et la progressivité du fardeau fiscal Alexandre Laurin 2010, issue 131
Who Can Work Where: Reducing Barriers to Labour Mobility in Canada Robert Knox 2010, issue 130
Addicted to Ratings: The Case for Reducing Governments’ Reliance on Credit Ratings Philippe Bergevin 2010, issue 129
Target Practice Needed: Canada’s 2010 Fiscal Accountability Rankings Colin Busby and William B.P. Robson 2010, issue 128
Freeing up Food: The Ongoing Cost, and Potential Reform, of Supply Management William B.P. Robson and Colin Busby 2010, issue 127
Back to Balance: A Shadow Federal Budget for 2010 Alexandre Laurin , William B.P. Robson , Colin Busby and Finn Poschmann 2010, issue 126
Cutting Through Pension Complexity: Easy Steps Forward for the 2010 Federal Budget William B.P. Robson 2010, issue 125
Change is in the Cards: Competition in the Canadian Debit Card Market Philippe Bergevin 2010, issue 124
The Price Isn't Right: The Need for Reform in Consumer Electricity Pricing Donald Dewees 2010, issue 123
Supporting Employees who Deploy: The Case for Financial Assistance to Employers of Military Reservists Colin Busby 2009, issue 122
Supersized Superannuation: The Startling Fair-Value Cost of Federal Government Pensions Alexandre Laurin and William B.P. Robson 2009, issue 121
Once on the Lips, Forever on the Hips: A Benefit-Cost Analysis of Fiscal Stimulus in OECD Countries Bev Dahlby 2009, issue 120
Stress Test: Demographic Pressures and Policy Options in Atlantic Canada Colin Busby , William B.P. Robson and Pierre-Marcel Desjardins 2009, issue 119
New Housing and the Harmonized Sales Tax: Lessons from Ontario Bev Dahlby , Michael Smart and Benjamin David Isaac Dachis 2009, issue 118
Quebec's Green Future: The Lowest-Cost Route to Green Gas Reductions Jean-Thomas Bernard and Jean-Yves Duclos 2009, issue 117
Near Hits and Big Misses: Canada's 2009 Fiscal Accountability Rankings Colin Busby and William B.P. Robson 2008, issue 116
Closing the Aboriginal/non-Aboriginal Education Gaps John Richards 2008, issue 115
School Choice and the Benefits of Competition: Evidence from Ontario David E. Card , Martin Dooley and A. Abigail Payne 2008, issue 114
A Question of Parliamentary power: Criminal Law and the Control of Greenhouse Gas Emissions Peter Hogg 2008, issue 113
Still High: Marginal Effective Tax Rates on Low-Income Families Finn Poschmann 2008, issue 112
Off the Mark: Canada's 2008 Fiscal Accountability Ranking (also available in French) Colin Busby and William B.P. Robson 2008, issue 111
Steering Through Turbulence: The Shadow Federal Budget for 2008 William B.P. Robson , Finn Poschmann , Robin Banerjee , Colin Busby and Benjamin David Isaac Dachis 2008, issue 110
Safe Harbours: Providing Protection for Canada's Money-Purchase Plan Sponsors William B.P. Robson 2007, issue 109
Time and Money: The Challenge of Demographic Change and Government Finances in Canada William B.P. Robson 2007, issue 108
Deals on Wheels: An Analysis of the New Federal Auto Feebate Robin Banerjee 2007, issue 107
Realistic Expectations: Demographics and the Pursuit of Prosperity in Saskatchewan Yvan Guillemette and William B.P. Robson 2007, issue 106
A New Prescription: Can the BC-Alberta TILMA Resuscitate Internal Trade in Canada? Kathleen Macmillan and Patrick Michael Grady 2007, issue 105
Breaking Down Monopolies: Expanding Choice and Competition in Education Yvan Guillemette 2007, issue 104
School Grades: Identifying Albert's Best Public Schools David Johnson 2007, issue 103
Laggards No More: The Changed Socioeconomic Status of Francophones in Quebec Francois Vaillancourt , Dominique Lemay and Luc Vaillancourt 2007, issue 102
Federal and Provincial Tax Reforms: Let's Get Back on Track Duangie Chen , Jack M. Mintz and Andrey Tarasov 2007, issue 101
Fiscal Tonic for an Aging Nation: A Shadow Federal Budget for 2007 Finn Poschmann , William B.P. Robson and Robin Banerjee 2007, issue 100
Missed Targets: Canada's 2007 Fiscal Accountability Ranking Reid Adrian , Yvan Guillemette and William B.P. Robson
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