Brad Sallows
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If the core policies aren't significantly different, then nothing that matters is significantly different.
what any new leader will need to demonstrate. Dropping the carbon tax was a good first step.If the core policies aren't significantly different, then nothing that matters is significantly different.
Did either of them say drop the carbon tax? I thought they said change it.
Did either of them say drop the carbon tax? I thought they said change it.
He’s likely the most qualified on anything regarding the economy. For fiscal responsibility types he will be a draw.BBC on Carney, not as negative as the title may allude.
Mark Carney, the 'unreliable boyfriend' who ran UK's central bank
Carney is now running for the Liberal Party leadership in Canada. What does his time in London tell us?www.bbc.com
The soft, unofficial confirmation ....
I look forward to the CPC pivot since “Axe the Tax” and JT are no longer a thing.Freeland plans to scrap carbon tax, replace with system that provinces support: source
'She will not fight Canadians on a policy they have been clear they do not support,' said a source close to Freeland.nationalpost.com
Mark Carney, Chrystia Freeland would scrap consumer carbon tax if elected Liberal leader, sources say
Amid Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre’s calls for a “carbon tax election”, two leading Liberal leadership candidates are dropping the Trudeau policy.www.thestar.com
Seems like it. Devil is in the details though.
Economics isn't much of a science, let alone an engineering discipline. What does "qualified" mean? Has an education and has run a business? Many people fit that. Econ profs talk about economics and models, but no-one is capable of predicting outcomes well enough to reliably set policy. Central bankers try to manage a very limited mandate (ie. keep inflation rate in a particular range) and have difficulty achieving even that.He’s likely the most qualified on anything regarding the economy. For fiscal responsibility types he will be a draw.
Economics is a part of social science, not “hard science” like physics, chemistry, etc. Hell, even with more “hard science” stuff people get it wrong all the time - like meteorology.Economics isn't much of a science, let alone an engineering discipline. What does "qualified" mean? Has an education and has run a business? Many people fit that. Econ profs talk about economics and models, but no-one is capable of predicting outcomes well enough to reliably set policy. Central bankers try to manage a very limited mandate (ie. keep inflation rate in a particular range) and have difficulty achieving even that.
I’ll take him over any populist.Economics isn't much of a science, let alone an engineering discipline. What does "qualified" mean? Has an education and has run a business? Many people fit that. Econ profs talk about economics and models, but no-one is capable of predicting outcomes well enough to reliably set policy. Central bankers try to manage a very limited mandate (ie. keep inflation rate in a particular range) and have difficulty achieving even that.
Flip the words around Tax the Axe, as a challenge to American goods coming to canadaI look forward to the CPC pivot since “Axe the Tax” and JT are no longer a thing.
Then deploy to Latvia.The soft, unofficial confirmation ....
Agreed on axe the tax but my roulette chip would go on the “double down on the Trudeau Clone narrative” square. It’ll be interesting to see where the Blue info-machine takes things.I look forward to the CPC pivot since “Axe the Tax” and JT are no longer a thing.