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C.D. Howe Institute Commentary articles from December 2005
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C.D. Howe Institute Commentary archives from December 2005
Going mobile--slowly: how wireline telephone regulation slows cellular network development.
December 1, 2005... The Study in Brief
The cellular telephone's convenience and commercial usefulness has changed social and business communication. Yet Canada's pace in adopting cellular telephony lags most developed countries: Canada was the twenty-sixth...
Stay in school: new lessons on the benefits of raising the legal school-leaving age.
December 15, 2005... The Study in Brief
Too many, too soon: that is the common lament over Canada's disturbing high-school dropout rate. With one in five young adults lacking a high-school diploma, politicians and educators are looking for solutions. This...
Agricultural trade disputes between Canada and the United States: costly but diminishing.(The Border Papers)
December 16, 2005... Agricultural trade between the United States and Canada has been an important feature of the bilateral relationship between the two countries for over 200 years, although trade disputes have also been common over that period. The conflicted...
Squeezing gaps shut: responsible reforms to federal provincial fiscal relations.
December 31, 2005... Amid wrenching changes to Canada's federal-provincial fiscal arrangements, public debate continues over two thorny issues. The first is the federal government s proper role in reconciling differences in provinces revenue and spending...