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20 Nov 20

Media Round-Up: November 14 to November 20

A weekly round-up of insight and analysis in the media from Atkinson Fellow on the Future of Workers, Armine Yalnizyan.

11 Sep 20

As good as it gets?

Recently, the Labour Force Survey and the Bank of Canada have highlighted that Canada’s economic recovery is losing steam because it’s becoming more uneven. From her latest This Minute newsletter, here's what Armine has to say about it.

8 Sep 20

Maximizing Potential

This memorandum was sent to select cabinet ministers, the Prime Minister's Office, and the Privy Council Office on Friday September 5, 2020. It offered a framework for recovery from the COVID-19 economic crisis on three pillars.

31 Jul 20

Media Round-Up: July 25 to July 31

A weekly round-up of insight and analysis in the media from Atkinson Fellow on the Future of Workers, Armine Yalnizyan.

17 Apr 20

Media Round-Up: April 11 to April 17

A weekly round-up of insight and analysis in the media from Atkinson Fellow on the Future of Workers, Armine Yalnizyan.

9 Apr 20

COVID-19’s impact: not a recession, but a completely different economics

We’re into something else entirely, and the sooner Canada’s decision-makers and news-shapers recognize the contours of this new landscape the sooner we will be able to make sense of the world on the other side.

29 Nov 19

Do Tax Policies that Drive Competition Also Create Inequality?

As economic forecasts continue to downgrade global growth prospects, policy makers’ fixation with boosting growth remains, well, fixed.

11 Mar 19

Shift Happens

What started as a rejection of business-as-usual politics with Trump and Brexit has morphed into a new energy in the corridors of power.