Vol. 3 (2010)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.11575/sppp.v3i0

Published: 2017-07-06

Research Papers

Should Government Facilitate Voluntary Pension Plans?

Norma L. Nielson
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Increasing the Affordability of Rental Housing in Canada: An Assessment of Alternative Supply-Side Measures

Marion Steele, Peter Tomlinson
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Expanding Canada Pension Plan Retirement Benefits: Assessing Big CPP Proposals

Jonathan R. Kesselman
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Securities Regulation in Canada at a Crossroads

Pierre Lortie
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Canada’s Foreign Direct Investment Challenge: Reducing Barriers and Ensuring a Level Playing Field in the Face of Sovereign Wealth Funds and State-Owned Enterprises

Matt Krzepkowski, Jack M. Mintz
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Differentiating Canada: The Future of the Canada-US Relationship

Wendy Dobson, Diana Kuzmanovic
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Canada, the G8 and the G20: A Canadian Approach to Shaping Global Governance in a Shifting International Environment

Gordon S. Smith, Peter C. Heap
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Ethical Risks of Environmental Policies: The Case of Ethanol in North America

S. M. Jordaan, Michal C. Moore
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Fixing the Fiscal Imbalance: Turning GST Revenues Over to the Provinces in Exchange for Lower Transfers

Ken Boessenkool
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Technical Papers

Understanding the Political Economy of the Evolution and Future of Single-Payer Public Health Insurance in Canada (Technical Paper)

J.C. Herbert Emery
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Measuring Effective Tax Rates for Oil and Gas in Canada

Jack M. Mintz
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Briefing Papers

Replacing Allowances for Canada’s National Political Parties

Tom Flanagan, David Coletto
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Taxing Canada’s Cash Cow: Tax and Royalty Burdens on Oil and Gas Investments

Jack M. Mintz, Duanjie Chen
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Understanding the Political Economy of the Evolution and Future of Single-Payer Public Health Insurance in Canada

J.C. Herbert Emery
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British Columbia’s Harmonized Sales Tax: A Giant Leap in the Province’s Competitiveness

Jack M. Mintz
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Canada’s Tax Competitiveness After a Decade of Reforms: Still an Unfinished Plan

Duanjie Chen, Jack M. Mintz
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Communiqués

Does Alberta have a Spending Problem?

Ken Boessenkool
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