In the recent Munk Debate on foreign policy, all three leaders of the major federal parties rushed to support the status quo on supply management, even though the system penalizes consumers. And in an election with so much sloganeering about household economics and the middle class, surely the manufactured price inflation of universal food staples [...]
Former Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Brian Peckford, writing for AIMS, with Research Associate Jeff Collins examine NL's debt to resources predicament.
Jackson Doughart laments the absence of debate about supply management in Canada leading to and after signing the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
AIMS author Meredith McDonald analyses provincial experiences with registry services in Canada and suggests that they are good road map for Newfoundland and Labrador to follow.
In her report, The Road Ahead: Options for Reforming Registry Service Delivery, commissioned by the Atlantic Institute for Market Studies (AIMS), Meredith McDonald analyses provincial experiences with registry services in Canada.
AIMS Education Fellow Michael Zwaagstra tackles the issue of classroom distractions in the learning process.
The electoral influence of Atlantic Canada has been diluted with the addition of 30 seats to the House of Commons because none of them will be in the Atlantic region.
For undergraduate education to improve, universities will have to prioritize teaching undergraduate students, says AIMS Fellow Rodney Clifton.
Wensveen and Navarro-Genie illustrate how when New Brunswick's NBLC went into the beer brewing business, it was unable to change the fundamental structure of how consumer tastes and prices work in the market.
People who can afford it should be encouraged to pay some of the cost of their own inexpensive care.