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Panel forecasts based on hyper-conservative revenue assumptions CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE FULL REPORT (Vancouver) BC’s Fiscal Review Panel presented its report today. Upon reviewing…
CCPA-BC Submission to the British Columbia Fiscal Review Panel Download 119.67 KB12 pages
The passing of Bill 68 has left Nova Scotians wondering how far the provincial government will go in implementing its political agenda. The drastic measures…
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Ontario’s Shrinking Fiscal Options Download 376 KB 13 pages This report finds that the only way the Ontario government can avoid a budget deficit in…
Toronto–The only way the Ontario government can avoid a budget deficit in 2001-02 is to suspend the implementation of further tax cuts. That’s the conclusion…
Spring 2001, Volume 4, Number 2 Download 215.82 KB4 pages Inside this issue: BC versus Washington State: How do we Compare? BC’s Economy at the…
Spendthrift or Overly Restrained? Download 108.26 KB
This week’s report from the BC Ministry of Finance forecasts a whopping provincial surplus of more than $1 billion. The result is a unique opportunity…
According to recent polls, approximately half of British Columbians agree with the theory that tax cuts will increase government revenues. It’s an appealing notion. After…
Imagine a family with ten children. Some of the kids may be a little smarter or prettier due to the luck of the draw. But…
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