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Lessons from the Public Private Partnerships in Surgical Care in Quebec finds that private surgical clinics play an increasingly large role in Quebec’s universal health care system, following a 2006 Supreme Court ruling that allows private surgical clinics to perform select surgeries covered by the Quebec health-care system. In fact, private surgical clinics now perform 1-in-6 government-funded day surgeries in the province.
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Denmark: Getting Rich Before Becoming a Welfare State, part of an upcoming essay series documenting the economic history of Denmark, finds that high levels of economic freedom—that is, relying more on entrepreneurs, businessowners and workers to make economic decisions rather than politicians and bureaucrats—drive Denmark’s high living standards.
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COVID-19, Hygiene Theatre, Masks, and Lockdowns: “Solid Science” or Science Veneer? is the latest installment in the Institute’s essay series on the COVID-19 pandemic. This essay examines whether government policy responses followed the science and evidence extant at the time of COVID’s emergence and progression through the population, or whether governments followed the science selectively to create more of a veneer of science than a solid policy foundation.
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(Appeared in the Ottawa Sun) by Jock Finlayson
Between 45 to 50 per cent of all federal revenue comes from the personal income tax.
(Appeared in the Edmonton Sun) by Tegan Hill
When resource revenue is relatively high, the government faces pressure to increase spending.
by Grady Munro and Jake Fuss
Expenditures on housing comprise less than half of what the average family pays in taxes.
(Appeared in the Epoch Times) by Jason Clemens, Kenneth P. Green, and Milagros Palacios
Sales of electric vehicles and hybrids remain relatively small within the scope of total vehicle sales.
(Appeared in the Western Standard) by Kenneth P. Green
Proposed clean electricity regulations will especially hurt provinces that don't have abundant hydropower resources.
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