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Freakonomics argues that economics is, at root, the study of incentives. Ozzie and Michael cast a light on Real Estates driving incentives in this world of excessive cumulative regulation, Government intervention & ever increasing taxes.
….also Michael’s Weekend Editorial: There Are No Warren Buffets In Government
In this weeks Live from the Trading Desk Victor lays out the very bearish case for a big drop in the Canadian Dollar. Interest rate differentials? A German investor can earn an extra 2% buying equivalent US Bonds, & these kind of differentials affect the flow of capital to many nations, Canada included.
….Michael’s Featured Guest: “You Won’t Believe What Our Top Oil Analyst Says Is Coming Next”
Hard to feel comfortable knowing that 4 employees working at a major Canadian Airport regularly surf “How to make a homemade bomb”, and pro ISIS websites???? No loss of job, they still work there!!!!
…also Michael’s Mid-Week Update: Heads Begin to Spin As The Countdown(s) Begin
Excessive regulation and taxation forces companies to lobby government for changes. Add the force of special interest groups and companies worming their way to the front of the line for Government handouts and you’ve got a big, manipulative business of which Government is the focus.
…also Michael’s Mid-Week Update: Heads Begin to Spin As The Countdown(s) Begin
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It’s Time For Bold Action
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Friday, 7 April 2017 15:06
A single decision by parliament would save 133,000 Canadian families struggling in poverty a minimum of $466 a year with no cost to the taxpayer. Time to raise the banners and pressure politicians to do the right thing.
….also Michael & Ozzie: Freakonomics & Real Estate