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Articles by Alison Loat
The Canadian Standard of Living, Productivity and Innovation: Policy Priorities to Improve Living Standards in Canada
Productivity, innovation adoption and standard of living are intrinsically linked. Due to lagging productivity, Canada’s standard of living has dramatically declined — a trend felt by individuals, communities and businesses across the country. Join Stephen Tapp, CEO and chief economist at the Centre for the Study of Living Standards, for the final lecture in The Canadian Standard of Living, Productivity and Innovation series.
Why Sustainable Investing Is A Win-Win
Why Sustainable Investing Is A Win-Win Editor’s Note: This article is by Alison Loat. Alison is the Managing Director, Sustainable Investing and Innovation (SII) at OPTrust, a defined benefit pension plan with over 98,000 members and almost $23 billion in assets under management, based in Toronto, Canada. There are few things in life that are truly win-win. Most decisions involve give-and-take, setting priorities, and making sacrifices – today’s losses traded for tomorrow’s triumphs.
Tragedy in the Commons: Former Members of Parliament Speak Out About Canada's Failing Democracy: Loat, Alison, MacMillan, Michael: 9780307361295: Books - Amazon.ca
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Why a Government Shutdown Would Never Happen in Canada
Hello readers, this article was originally published in 2013 (during the last U.S. government shutdown).
Stephen Harper and Canada, 2006- eBook: Paul Wells: Amazon.ca: Kindle Store
Journalist Paul Wells writes a very incisive study of what makes political leadership function at the federal level in Canada. His subjects are the leaders of the three main parties as they faced off in a number of political skirmishes in the first decade of this century.
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