What we really need are tools, such as clear carbon budgets, to understand how individual projects fit into Canada’s long-term decarbonization pathways, and for the use of those tools to be mandatory in project decision-making.
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Cheaper renewables spur companies to buy clean energy directly from producers (blog)
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Government of Canada works with International Partners to Crack Down on Offshore Tax Evasion
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Obstacles to business investment in Ontario—uncompetitive tax rates
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Closing The Tax Gap in Canada Would Increase Revenues Available to Governments and Fairness to Taxpayers
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What Christians can learn from Adam Smith’s ‘paradox of value’
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New Book Reveals the Timely Wisdom of America’s First Constitution
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Infographic: How South Carolina’s School Finance System Works
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China, India Pouring $Billions Into New Coal Plants
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The key fiscal lesson of Canada’s first 150 years—spend prudently
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#197: Technologiepolitik
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From folkways to institutions: Why culture matters for the economy
