Cutting corporate welfare is good for the Canadian economy
Jesse Kline writes a commentary in the Canadian National Post about how cutting corporate welfare would be beneficial to the Canadian economy: We can squabble about how much freedom the market should...
View ArticleCanada: Corporate welfare flourishes in lean times
Carol Goar, on the Editorial Board of the Canadian paper The Star, writes about one man’s research on corporate welfare in Canada: So who gains from his long-entrenched practice? The big winners,...
View ArticleCanada’s corporate welfare budget
Mark Milke at the Financial Post explains how our neighbor to the north is dealing with corporate welfare in their budget as well. If there was a theme in the recent federal budget, it was how chock...
View ArticleMilke: How corporate Canada is killing free enterprise
Mike Milke, a senior fellow at the Fraser Institute, writes an editorial for the Calgary Herald about the dangers of corporate welfare. The article is Canada-centric but the problems he describes are...
View ArticleCorporate Welfare: Not Just an American Problem
Our neighbors to the north are having problems with the global scourge known as corporate welfare. Mark Milke, a senior fellow at the Fraser Institute, writes that studies showing the benefits of...
View Article$22 Billion? Not too bad, eh? Canada also has a corporate welfare problem
The Fraser Institute has released another in-depth research paper on Canada’s corporate welfare problem. $22 billion dollars has been funneled to Canadian aerospace firms since 1961 according to Mark...
View ArticleCanada’s Corporate Welfare Problem
In this very good article (apart from the Rand and Friedman jab), Bruce Stewart laments all of the market distortions that corporate welfare causes. It’s setting our northern neighbors up for a...
View ArticleCut the Orwellian Apologies for Corporate Welfare
A few weeks ago we highlighted the Canadian government’s willingness to give millions of dollars to a single company — Bombardier. This program was highlighted by Mark Milke whose article was followed...
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