Fergus Hodgson, Director of Econ Americas

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley is campaigning aggressively and counting on the public sector for support. (@RachelNotley)

April 8, 2019

What Control Freaks Did to Alberta

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Sheila Gunn Reid Unloads Rachel Notley’s Record before Election

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No podemos ignorar el problema y esperar que desaparezca. (Andrés Gerlotti)

April 1, 2019

Seis lecciones que nos deja la distopía venezolana

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Mantener la división de poderes y cortar al socialismo de raíz son clave

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Rather than focus on money-laundering laws, British Columbia should get its own house in order. (Voyager)

March 31, 2019

The Hidden Cost of a Money-Laundering Crackdown

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Complicated Regulations Fuel the Underground Economy and Corruption

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Two major trends are facilitating the transition to classical-liberal limited government. (Pxhere)

March 22, 2019

How the Fintech Revolution Could Liberate Us

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The Welfare State Will Lose to Competitive Governance

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Many higher-education students graduate with unpayable, crippling student debt. (Canva)

March 17, 2019

Student Loans Are Exploitation in Disguise

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Universities Enjoy Taxpayer Largess through Irresponsible Loan Disbursement

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In the face of mounting living costs and rising debts, savvy employers will let labor providers cash out their compensation as soon as they wish. (TOrange)

March 14, 2019

Real-Time Pay: A Boon for Workers

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Immediate Compensation Is Set to More Than Quadruple over the Next Five Years

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Andrés Manuel López Obrador during a political campaign in Tejupilco, Estado de México. (Emiglex)

March 8, 2019

Mexican Peso Ready to Tumble

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Downgrades the Tip of the Iceberg for AMLO’s Mexico

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Bob Zadek seeks to find the values that define America—often celebrated, rarely understood. (Nekenasoa)

February 26, 2019

Reclaiming American Ideals with Socratic Dialogue

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Radio Transcripts Address Rational Ignorance, Slogans Contrary to History

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Rideshare drivers are targeting the dynamism and openness that has characterized peer-to-peer trade. (FCPP)

February 10, 2019

Classifying Uber Drivers as Employees Inhibits Innovation

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Labour Unions Threat to Sue the Gig Economy to Death

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Cybercrime costs Canada $3.12 billion a year. (Ecole polytechnique)

February 6, 2019

Cities Must Eat Humble Pie, Recognize Cyber Vulnerability

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Cybercriminals Have Caught Canadian Municipalities Flatfooted

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