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Capitalism is the best economic system that humanity has ever known.
www.torontosun.com/michel-kelly-gagnon, p. Web
The economic analysis of love.
Publication of a booklet on the economic and political thought of Milton Friedman.
Booklet on the economic and political thought of the Nobel Prize winner
The Montreal Economic Institute is publishing an abridged French translation of a book on the ideas of Milton Friedman, who would have celebrated his 100th birthday in 2012. This booklet aims to make his economic and political thought accessible to the general public. From market liberalization in China to the flat tax in Eastern Europe, from debates over school vouchers to monetary policy, Friedman brilliantly defended ideas that led to the challenging of numerous public policies.
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Gloomy predictions about the future of humanity.
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The concept of so-called "rights."
Op-ed published exclusively on the Montreal Economic Institute's website.
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The maritime blockade imposed on the Gaza Strip.
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The left, the right, and statism.
Adapted translation from the epilogue of the book How Capitalism Will Save Us
Ce document hors série est publié à l’occasion du discours de Steve Forbes à la tribune de l’Institut économique de Montréal en date du 15 février 2011. Il constitue une traduction adaptée de l’épilogue du livre How Capitalism Will Save Us: Why Free People and Free Markets Are the Best Answer in Today’s Economy de Steve Forbes et d’Elizabeth Ames.
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The CSN president and the right movement.
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The current financial problems of Ireland.
The book The Myth of the Rational Voter, by Bryan Caplan.
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Savings, not consumer credit, will save us.
Free trade and its benefits.
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Venezuela and the Bolivarian Revolution.
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The origins of Labour Day.
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The private sector vs. the public sector.
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Solutions to the economic crisis.
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The causes of the economic crisis.
Exchanges are mutually beneficial.
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Is there an economic recovery in the United States?
www.journalmetro.com, p. Web
Exchanges are mutually beneficial.
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Economic fall outs: are they for real?
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The causes of the economic crisis.
Keynesianism and the Depression.
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The Keynesian ideology in times of crisis.
www.journalmetro.com, p. Web
The concept of property rights.
MEI Special Edition document
This special document is Chapter 26 of the book Margaret Thatcher: A Portrait of the Iron Lady distributed in connection with the fifth edition of the Jean A. Pouliot Lecture Series. The book’s author, John Blundell, has been described by Mrs. Thatcher herself as one of the most effective champions of the free-enterprise economic model. The Montreal Economic Institute has offered Mr. Blundell its platform to address a Montreal audience and share his views on the former British prime minister’s work and heritage.
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Mike Harris & Preston Manning’s Vision Statement for a New Canada
Adapted translation from the epilogue of the book How Capitalism Will Save Us
Book of columns (in French) published in Les Affaires
MEI Special Edition document
Examination of spending by the United States federal government during the eight years of the Bush administration
Economic Note on the factors which caused the 2007 worldwide economic crisis
Economic Note on the impact of structured opposition movements on economic development
Economic Note on the lessons to learn from Sweden’s economic success in recent years
Booklet on the economic and political thought of the Nobel Prize winner
A book (in French) on the economic and other advantages of free trade and integration to global
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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