Government Spending & Taxes

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Tax uncertainty impedes decisions by entrepreneurs and investors.

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Capital gains tax revenue from individual Canadians amounts to $4.3 billion each year.


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The lowest interest rates since the 1960s have led governments to believe that they can run deficits and still be fiscally responsible.

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Last year’s estimated average wait between referral to treatment in Alberta was 22.9 weeks.


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By 2016/17, Alberta’s debts exceeded its financial assets for the first time since 2000/2001.


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By 2019/20, Alberta’s net debt will reach $45 billion or $10,000 for every man, woman and child.

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Consumption is now a more reliable tax base upon which to promote economic growth and fairness.

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Spending choices have largely driven the province’s nearly unbroken string of deficits.


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The Chretien Consensus includes prudent spending, balanced budgets, declining debt and competitive taxes.

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The federal government is not properly measuring the effectiveness of 90 per cent of its spending on innovation and skills training.


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