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Labour’s share of income: why are trends in the U.S. and Canada so different?
Stephen Gordon ponders the great, unsolved puzzle
About that record current account (not trade) deficit
What would the NDP have done differently, may I ask?
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.
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Econ 101: What you need to know about carbon taxes and cap-and-trade
Ottawa’s climate change kabuki theater
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Corporate income tax rates vs corporate income tax revenues
Not the way to go to replenish public coffers
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What does a trade deficit mean for GDP? Not much.
Net exports fell in three of the last four phases of economic expansion
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Annotations on Mark Carney’s speech about Dutch disease
Stephen Gordon: What the governor said and why he’s right
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Why ’idle cash’ is a myth
How much Canadian companies are investing has nothing to do with the size of their cash reserves