alberta deficit

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Alberta’s recent speech from the throne laid out the Notley government’s vision for the upcoming legislative session.

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Alberta’s deficit forecast now stands at $10.8 billion.


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Alberta tax policies have moved in the wrong direction, reducing the incentive to invest and create jobs.


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Last year, Alberta government program spending was $48.2 billion.

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In 2012/13 when oil prices averaged more than US$97 a barrel (inflation adjusted), the province still ran a $3.1 billion deficit.


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Higher income taxes create disincentives for hard work and entrepreneurship, two important drivers of growth.


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Alberta ran seven deficits in the past eight fiscal years when oil prices averaged $88 per barrel.


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Per person program spending in Alberta grew by 49 per cent compared to 37 per cent in Texas.