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Alberta’s environmental performance, much like any other Canadian province, has been one of continuing environmental improvement.

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While all three party leaders tried to assure us that they are best able to guide us through an uncertain economic world, all missed the fundamental point that Canada is a small open economy.

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One of Canada’s most important positive policy reforms over the past 15 years has been on corporate taxes.

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Deficits and debt, uncompetitive personal income tax rates, and the decline in business start-ups.

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 Contrary to the oft-repeated claims of the arts community, it is a flexible, voluntary, pluralist society with free markets that best produces the conditions for innovation and invention in artistic production.

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Allowing workers to bargain independently from the union would help limit the problem of free-riding while not forcing workers to join a union and pay dues.

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Despite the potential for increased worker choice to benefit workers, opponents often raise three objections as reason not to pursue such reform.

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That art is all around us tells us that art is a market phenomenon.

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These days, we economists tend to be very optimistic about the future, certainly compared to the ghastly visions of environmentalists and others.

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Even if oil prices came roaring back, many environmentalists would not allow any additional growth in oilsand development.

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