Who will be the next Bank of Canada governor?
Maybe a francophone, says Stephen Gordon
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Stephen Gordon
Stephen Gordon is an economics professor at l’Université Laval in Quebec City. He started the blog Worthwhile Canadian Initiative in 2005 and has been blogging about economics ever since.
Canada is missing the bigger story about the oil sands
Stephen Gordon on driving away much-needed money and losing opportunities
The 2013-14 Quebec budget: PQ cut spending to buy time
Stephen Gordon: How to propose an austerity budget and try to dodge a political battle
What do we know about the 1 per cent?
Little, but enough to debunk a few common misconceptions
Friendly advice to Tom Mulcair: forget about refineries, OK?
Don’t want to found ’nation-building project’ on a temporary price spread
N.B.: Revising the forecast, not the policy stance
The downward change was minor, writes Stephen Gordon
Why environmentalists should be open-minded about the oil sands
The question is: do the extra benefits from oil sands production outweigh the costs?
Starving the beast: What Canadian Conservatives can teach Republicans
Stephen Gordon on the fiscal cliff and Harper’s quiet, and more successful, strategy
Were labour market conditions really better for the parents of today’s twentysomethings?
In an article on youth unemployment , the Globe and Mail quotes Judith Maxwell as saying That seems unlikely. A 49-year-old who...
Canadian climate change regulations: how *not* to do the simple, sensible thing
For the same current total cost, we could be cutting 38 per cent more GHGs