Price Controls and Pernicious Outcomes: Alberta’s Auto Insurance Market

Alberta should abandon its price control measures in order to increase stability and choice in the auto insurance market to the benefit of consumers, according to this Economic Note from the MEI. “Price control measures…

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The Adoption of AI and the Threat to Innovation: Lessons from Europe

The pitfalls of overregulating AI could pre-emptively restrict the significant economic gains that would benefit Canadians, according to this MEI publication. “What Europe did was hit the brakes on innovation, thus reducing its global competitiveness,”…

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CCPA CEO-Pay Report: Splashy numbers, but little substance, says the MEI

Montreal, January 2, 2026 — The recent flagship report on CEO-pay from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives presents a flawed perspective through selective use of data, according to the Montreal Economic Institute.

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Price control measures might save drivers a few dollars in the short run, but they end up costing more in the long run by driving away competition and product offerings. Ahead of Alberta’s planned auto insurance reform, the Smith government must do away with its rate caps.

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