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Monthly Archives: August 2024
Brian Mulroney, the conventional wisdom, and how yesterday’s solutions become today’s problems
Yesterday’s solutions (privatization, deregulation, free trade) are causing today’s problems. Yet old policy habits die hard. When we understand this dynamic, the past decade of Canadian policymaking makes a lot more sense. Continue reading
Posted in economics, evidence-based policymaking, Free Trade, monopoly
Tagged deregulation, Mulroney, Poilievre, privatization
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New from me: What the Google monopoly finding tells us about the Canadian platform debate
The latest from me in the Globe and Mail: Google is a monopoly. So are Facebook and Xitter. Monopolies need comprehensive regulation. These should not be controversial statements. It’s high time to leave arguments against regulating these monopolies behind. Continue reading
Posted in platform governance
Tagged Bill C-11, Bill C-18, Bill C-63, Google is a monopoly, monopoly
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