Economic analysis

China’s economy is slowing faster than many had imagined possible. What will this mean for the U.S. and the rest of the world?

Don’t expect federal leaders to get serious about the bubble—they have too much to gain from the status quo, writes Jason Kirby

The NDP says a $15 minimum wage for workers in federally regulated industries would boost wages for 100,000 people, however that number is not supportable by the evidence

Ontario isn’t the only province rolling out a mandatory retirement savings plan

The reality that lower oil prices may be in place for more than a year—perhaps two, as opposed to months—is only now beginning to settle in

The biotech giant Valeant is now at the top of the heap in Canada. Will it succumb to the curse of being the biggest company in the land?

It’s the economy, stupid. Here’s Mike Moffatt’s four key metrics you should keep an eye on as we countdown to an election

There’s a good case to be made that federal transfers to the provinces should be increased. Here’s how to do it fairly and efficiently.

Let’s not forget that a well-designed child benefits policy can improve well-being, employment, and kids’ lives

Starting Monday, parents will get lump sum Universal Child Care Benefit payments from Ottawa. We asked Jennifer Robson to help us make sense of it all.