Social Economics
Angella MacEwenCanadian left and labour focused economic info and analysis
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The virtuous economic cycle
Sam says, always remember the virtuous economic cycle. Someone needs to remind the federal government.
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Cuts, Cuts, and more cuts
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Canadians have been told by several newspapers that Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne has sent two letters out to all cabinet ministers, telling them to find “ambitious” savings ahead of...
Dollars and political nonsense
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I previously wrote about Mark Carney’s statements about balancing the operational budget, and how that meant austerity. The Liberal platform and fiscal costing came out over the Easter weekend, and while i...
The dangers of polite austerity
The internet has noticed some parallels between the current moment and the US Republican response to the 1929 stock market crash and Great Depression - I’ve seen many variations on Ferris Bueller’s econ teacher telling dazed teenagers that...
Happy Tariff Day
Donald Trump called today “Liberation Day”, announcing a 10% import tariff on all imports to the United States. There is a list of about 60 other countries that he called the ‘worst offenders’ that will face higher rates.
Canada is (kind o...
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I co-wrote a book about how to tax the rich. Lefty feminist economist, born and raised in Treaty 6 territory, think about poverty, inequality, and climate.
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