Policies to increase taxes on the rich are often proposed, but penalizing those who create wealth doesn’t pay in the long term and could threaten Canadian prosperity, according to a recent study by an independent public policy think tank. Titled “Choking Hazard: The Adverse Effects of ‘Eat the Rich’ Policies” and conducted by the Montreal…
Raising Taxes on Rich Results in Adverse Effects and Doesn’t Pay in the Long Run, Study Shows
Inflation Will Go Nowhere If Government Spending Spree Continues: Study
August 27, 2022
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Central banks including the Federal Reserve will fail to curb inflation unless governments start to be responsible for spending, according to a study presented to central bankers at a Jackson Hole conference in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The authors of the study, Francesco Bianchi of Johns Hopkins University and Leonardo Melosi of the Chicago Fed, warned…
Inflation Will Increase If Government Spending Spree Continues: Study
August 27, 2022
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Central banks including the Federal Reserve will fail to curb inflation unless governments start to be responsible for spending, according to a study presented to central bankers at a Jackson Hole conference in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. The authors of the study, Francesco Bianchi of Johns Hopkins University and Leonardo Melosi of the Chicago Fed, warned…
Reserve Bank of Australia to Go Under Review for First Time in Decades
July 20, 2022
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers has announced the first major review of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) since the 1990s and will scrutinise its inflation target arrangements, policy tools, governance, and culture. “This is an important opportunity to get the ball rolling on the Reserve Bank review that the country desperately needs to make sure that…
Australia Investing $17.9 Billion Into Infrastructure in Next Federal Budget
March 28, 2022
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The Australian federal government announced a record $17.9 billion (US$13.4 billion) in infrastructure funding for new and existing projects across every jurisdiction in the 2022-23 federal budget. Treasurer Josh Frydenberg said infrastructure is a key pillar of the economic growth plan and get more Australians into work. “With the unemployment rate already at an equal…
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