Op-eds by MEI staff members and associated researchers published in different newspapers and magazines. The opinions expressed in these opinion pieces do not necessarily represent those of the Montreal Economic Institute or members of its Board of Directors.
Betting on technological and financial innovation to fight climate change
Fighting climate change with technological innovation.
L’entrepreneuriat fait-il une différence en santé?
Facilities funded by the public purse but run by entrepreneurs provide a better environment for patients.
Take down the barriers to telemedicine
Despite the advent of modern technologies, the use of telemedicine remains limited.
Pour un meilleur accès à la télémédecine
Despite the advent of modern technologies, the use of telemedicine remains limited.
Rising education costs could break Quebec’s bank
The encouragement of competition between schools would help control spending and improve the quality of education.
Quebecers pay the price for cheap electricity
We must increase electricity rates.
Urgences – Moins de patients, plus d’attente
Waiting times in Quebec emergency rooms continue to increase.
Exporter les médicaments canadiens, une solution qui pourrait nous coûter cher
Should we allow the importation of drugs from Canada into the United States?
L’électricité à bas prix coûte cher aux Québécois
We must increase electricity rates.
Quebec should scrap its cap-and-trade program
The carbon tax and the carbon market are ineffective.