Why the government can’t do much about the Canada-U.S. price gap
It has to do with inflation and the Bank of Canada, writes Mike Moffatt
Mike Moffatt
Mike Moffatt is the Director of Research and Policy at Canada 2020 and an Assistant Professor in the Business, Economics and Public Policy group, Ivey Business School, Western University.
Nobel Prize in Economics could go Canadian
Will it be two wins this year?
Tom Mulcair’s idea on corporate taxes sounds scary
Is this the most alarming policy statement of 2013?
Who says rising wages are bad?
Mike Moffatt on the up side of the skills shortage
How to fix southwestern Ontario’s economy
No silver bullet, but a salvo of ideas
Why the middle class can’t spend its way to prosperity
Mike Moffatt on the perils of abusing demand-side economics
Middle-class incomes and the apples-to-apples problem
The typical Canadian household isn’t what it used to be, says Mike Moffatt
The economics of marijuana legalization (plus, a buncha other stuff)
Reflections on the best econ stories from the Twitterverse
Sorry, there is no particular value the Canadian dollar ’should be’ worth
Mike Moffatt on P.P.P. (Purchasing Power Parity) and B.S.
A high dollar means higher wages, not lower prices
How we’re benefitting from an increase in the Canadian dollar