Libéralisation des marchésLiberalization of Markets
www.huffingtonpost.ca/michel-kellygagnon, p. Web
Cuba has taken a series of increasingly bold steps to implement free market reforms.
Overview of studies about the positive impacts of coordination agreements between air carriers
Traditional airlines have had a lot of trouble remaining profitable over the past decade. In order to cut costs, they formed partnerships to coordinate ticket sales, flight schedules and baggage handling among other things, while simplifying connections. This need to reduce costs has become even more crucial with recent increases and constant fluctuations in the price of oil and with the greater competition stemming from the arrival of a large number of "low-cost" carriers onto the marke
Economic Note proposing the development of several hydroelectric projects
Up until now, Quebec's hydroelectric production has mostly been associated with very large scale projects like the James Bay and Manicouagan dams. At the other extreme, the Quebec government has left the operation of small installations, 50 megawatts (MW) or less, to the private sector, which is experiencing increasing success at that level. However, an important portion of Quebec's hydroelectric potential remains unexploited: that of medium scale projects.
Le Journal de Québec, p. 19
The consequences of investments by foreign multinationals in Quebec.
Article published exclusively on the Montreal Economic Institute's website.
Research Paper on the economic and political interests that Quebec and Alberta have in common
In recent years, the sometimes strained, sometimes fruitful relationship between Quebec and Alberta has attracted a lot of attention. The issues raised by this relationship will have undeniable impacts on Quebec's future: equalization, the division of powers between Ottawa and the provinces, the energy future, climate change, etc. Despite the importance of these questions, the relationship between Quebec and Alberta has never been the object of extensive study.
Economic Note on the liberalization of the Canadian postal sector
After months of unsuccessful negotiations and conciliation talks, Canada Post workers voted by a margin of 94.5% in favour of going on strike at the end of May if they do not reach a negotiated settlement with their employer. The time is right to evaluate the costs that a postal service monopoly imposes on consumers and on the economy as a whole. To determine which reforms might lead to the best postal service at the best price, we should study the experiences of other countries.
Je Journal de Montréal, p. 27
Le Journal de Montréal, p. 27
Looking forward to the year 2011.
Le Journal de Montréal, p. 27
A free trade agreement with the European Union and India.
LCBO/SAQ: we need more competition.
Castro and the Cuban Model.
www.metronews.ca/toronto, p. Web
Le Journal de Montréal, p. 29
How to get rid of poverty in Haiti.
The competition ban in the alcoholic beverages sector.
Hydro-Quebec's planned purchase of NB Power.
www.journalmetro.com, p. Web
Why free trade is a good thing.
Le Journal de Montréal, p. 27
The financial crisis in the United States and in the rest of the world.
Overview of the limits of the peak oil theory
The price of oil has been swinging for a number of years. Alarmist talk about resource depletion and overpopulation is coming back into fashion after an earlier peak in the 1970s. However, the Earth contains all the resources required to produce oil (synthetic oil, if need be) in any quantity demanded. Economic logic indicates that lack of demand, rather than of supply, will cause oil production to decline, with no particularly harmful impact on our standard of living. Let's take a look at what could well be the non-event of the century.
Le Journal de Montréal, p. 29
The world financial crisis and our governments' response.
Le Journal de Montréal, p. 29
Should we fear deflation?
Le Journal de Montréal, p. 29
The world financial crisis and its causes.
Le Journal de Montréal, p. 29
The world financial crisis and governments' response.
The financial crisis in the United States and in the rest of the world.
The financial crisis in the United States and in the rest of the world.
Le Journal de Montréal, p. 28
The financial crisis in the United States and the ghost of a recession.
Hydro-Québec Distribution's low price politic impoverishes the province.
La Tribune (Sherbrooke), p. 17
How to improve the competitiveness of our economy.
www.cyberpresse.ca (Le Soleil), p. Web
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Economic Note on the issue of foreign outsourcing
Part VI of Mike Harris & Preston Manning’s Vision Statement for a New Canada
Research Paper on the economic and political interests that Quebec and Alberta have in common
Economic Note on the current international trend toward open markets in aviation
Economic Note on the ineffectiveness of current international assistance
Economic Note proposing the development of several hydroelectric projects
Part V of Mike Harris & Preston Manning’s Vision Statement for a New Canada
Overview of the limits of the peak oil theory
MEI’s Flashpoint on the liberalization of air transport markets
Overview of studies about the positive impacts of coordination agreements between air carriers
Tuition fees increase
Interview with Michel Kelly-Gagnon, President and CEO of the MEI, broadcast on May 1st, 2012, on CBC TV.
Produced by The World Show, in partnership with the MEI, this series features some of the most dynamic and influential Canadian and American free-market thinkers and activists.
Next episode: Lawrence Reed, president of the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE)
Broadcast on WCFE Mountain Lake PBS: Thursday May 17, 10:30PM, and Sunday May 20, 09:30AM
L’OCDE publie un indice évaluant l’ouverture économique des pays aux investisseurs étrangers. Dans un...
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