Michael Campbell’s MoneyTalks – Complete Show
Let’s start with the biggest question in reviewing 2019. Mark Milke drops by to discuss his most recent book. Plus our year end awards for Quote of the Year, Goofy of the Year and the shocking stats that blew people away while outraged others just for bringing them up.
What do Boxing Day and economics have in common? Just about everything, according to the author of the mega best seller, Freakonomics, Steven Levitt.
Usually we talk about what divides us. It’s the focal point of politics but Christmas is a reminder of how companies and individuals come together to help people and families less fortunate.
Governments knew we needed more housing supply – so what did they do? They focused on demand, instead of supply, which in turn discouraged building and made the affordable housing crisis worse.





Still No Ridesharing in BC
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Friday, 27 December 2019 6:09
Calgary and Edmonton should be laughing at this one. Toronto too. Despite many promises – Vancouver and BC don’t have ride sharing. And amazingly – “progressive” politicians tell us to ignore one of the biggest changes in society – the advent of the sharing economy.