Increased OAS spending means less spending elsewhere, higher taxes, and/or more government borrowing.
Blog - Fraser Forum
Mars 17, 2016
4:13PM
Sujet:
Mars 17, 2016
1:05PM
The TD forecast shows a persistent federal deficit of approximately $30 billion a year for the foreseeable future.
Sujet:
Mars 17, 2016
8:24AM
In the U.S. primaries, Trump is more popular than any particular alternative, but he’s not preferred by the majority.
Sujet:
Mars 16, 2016
1:07PM
Policies that are uncompetitive and increase the time, costs, and risks associated with exploration could discourage investment in exploration.
Sujet:
Mars 16, 2016
3:00AM
Eighty-eight per cent of minimum-wage earners do not live in a low-income household.
Sujet:
Mars 15, 2016
10:56AM
In remote areas in Canada, the cost of providing Internet service that meets the CTRC’s basic service objectives exceeds the price customers pay.
Sujet:
Mars 15, 2016
3:00AM
France spends slightly less (as a percentage of GDP) on health care than Canada, and has a higher number of physicians and hospital beds, and lower wait times.
Sujet:
Mars 14, 2016
11:04AM
Unions become more powerful from a ban on replacements.
Sujet:
Mars 14, 2016
3:00AM
Between 2003-04 and 2012-13, spending on public schools in Canada increased by 45.9 per cent.
Sujet:
Mars 11, 2016
10:03AM
In any U.S.-led tariff-driven trade war, Canada would be collateral damage.
Sujet:
Subscribe to the Fraser Institute
Get the latest news from the Fraser Institute on the latest research studies, news and events.