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How does a $40 billion deficit in 2040 – just 20 years away sound? Not bad to the defenders of the status quo who believe nothing justifies considering changes to how government delivers and manages services.
https://www.policyschool.ca/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Tax-Mix-Alberta-McKenzie-final-version.pdf
Costs thousands of jobs and billions in government revenue. No Western country works harder to discourage its principal resource than Canada. It’s not even close.
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Even When We Spent More Money We Call It a Cut
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Tuesday, 10 September 2019 6:50
Despite unequivocal evidence from successive auditor generals that billions of tax dollars are wasted there are no shortage of people who call any savings in how we administer and deliver government programs a catastrophic cut.