2-minute read
La froide machine de l’État
Quebec's present fiscal climate.
4-minute read
Canadians, not governments, should make pension decisions
The expansion of the Canada Pension Plan and the Quebec Pension Plan.
2-minute read
Hausser les taxes de 60 %, ça vous tente?
The state of the economy in Quebec.
2-minute read
La leçon de Nicolas Marceau
Too much tax kills tax.
4-minute read
Tax and the City: Universities as startup incubators deserve a second look
How to keep bright young minds in cities.
3-minute read
Un déficit de trop pour Nicolas Marceau?
Zero deficit.
3-minute read
La baguette magique des taxes
Sound public finances.
4-minute read
Le Québec en déroute
The economic situation in Québec.
6-minute read
La taxe Chirac ou la dérive de financements opaques
The new financing mechanisms in the field of development assistance.
1-minute read
Why New International Taxes for Development Are Inefficient
International aid only has a limited impact on the fight against poverty, as opposed to trade and entrepreneurial capitalism. Meanwhile, international bureaucrats are still busy crafting new taxes for development assistance. In 2000, the United Nations Development Programme started talking about Innovative Financing for Development (IFD), a complex set of spending projects and organizations in the field of development assistance that are to be funded mostly by new taxes.