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Personal Taxes in British Columbia
Lowering Taxes Does Not Lead to Increased Government Revenues
Economy and economic indicators
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A Closer Look at Employment in BC
The Other Side of the Alberta Advantage
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What's Happening to Incomes?
Increased Economic Inequality in Canada: Is BC Any Different?
Unionization Rates in British Columbia
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Spending cuts are the wrong choice for BC
Reckless and Unnecessary: BC's January 17 budget and job cuts announcement
In Service of Business: BC's New Plan for the Environment
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Waiting for a Miracle - BC Economic and Fiscal Update
Managing the Cost of Olympic Gold
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Beyond the Staples Economy
BC Exports Raw Logs, Jobs and Revenue
(Vancouver) Hosting the 2010 Winter Olympics cannot be justified on economic grounds alone. That is one of the key findings of Olympic Costs and Benefits: A Cost-Benefit Analysis of the Proposed Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games, released today by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.
(Vancouver) The Vancouver 2010 Olympic Bid Corporation's claims that hosting the Winter Games will generate an employment boom are wildly exaggerated and not born out by the experience of previous host cities.