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C.D. Howe Institute Commentary articles from February 2005
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C.D. Howe Institute Commentary archives from February 2005
Restoring purpose: a shadow federal budget for 2005.
February 1, 2005... In this issue...
After more than a decade of sluggish income growth, boosting Canadian's living standards requires more than rhetoric. Restoring a sense of purpose requires tax relief, steady debt reduction, a major review of...
Are Canada's labour standards set in the third world? Historical trends and future prospects.
February 1, 2005... In a celebrated article, Richard Freeman (1995) asked whether workers' wages around the world are now set in Beijing. Wages, however, are only one dimension, albeit an important one, of workers' compensation, and even a partial answer to...
Are Canada's labour standards set in the third world? Historical trends and future prospects.
February 15, 2005... In a celebrated article, Richard Freeman (1995) asked whether workers' wages around the world are now set in Beijing. Wages, however, are only one dimension, albeit an important one, of workers' compensation, and even a partial answer to...