The Canadian wireless industry in comparison to other developed countries.

In order to promote a change of agricultural policy, we briefly review the cases of countries that have abolished or are in the process of abolishing quota systems: the buyback and abandonment of milk quotas in Australia, of tobacco and peanut quotas in the United States, the elimination of milk quotas in Switzerland and the beginnings of a process of abandonment of milk quotas in Europe. Canada could follow these examples by abandoning mandatory membership in marketing boards and by imposing a temporary tax to buy back farming quotas.

Does the Canadian book industry still need to be subsidized?

Street food vendors in Montreal.

Why Europe is in such an economic mess.

The impact of a judicial appeal brought by the Quebec government against Air Canada.

Foreign direct investment is a positive sum game.

Confusing capitalism with the idea of competition.

Cuba has taken a series of increasingly bold steps to implement free market reforms.

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 market.