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Denise Hearn

  • Co-Author, Myth of Capitalism
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Director of Strategic Initiatives @longnow Fellow @BerggruenInst Co-author @Myth_Capitalism 🇺🇸 and The Big Fix 🇨🇦

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The Canadian Standard of Living, Productivity and Innovation: Challenges and Opportunities for Canada's Standard of Living

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By Anil Arora, Denise Hearn, Savvas Chamberlain
| Centre for International Governance Innovation Verified
Productivity, innovation adoption and standard of living are intrinsically linked. Due to lagging productivity for almost 50 years, Canada’s standard of living has dramatically declined — a trend felt by individuals, communities and businesses across the country. The second lecture of The Canadian Standard of Living, Productivity and Innovation series will be delivered by Anil Arora, CIGI board member and former chief statistician of Statistics Canada.
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Canada needs a whole-of-government approach to competition policy: Hunter Prize 2025

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By Vass Bednar, Denise Hearn
| The Hub Canada
The Hub’s third annual Hunter Prize for Public Policy, generously supported by the Hunter Family Foundation, focused on solving Canada’s stagnant living standards and slow productivity growth. A diverse group of ten finalists has been chosen from nearly 250 entries, with the finalists and winners chosen by an esteemed panel of judges, including Theo Argitis, Hon. Lisa Raitt, Frances Donald, Jack Mintz, and Alicia Planincic.
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One Canadian economy needs one competition policy

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By Vasiliki Bednar, Denise Hearn
| Philippine Canadian Inquirer Verified
(Version française disponible ici) Trade policy has dominated headlines since U.S. President Donald Trump’s pressure campaign against Canada started last winter. But the re-elected Carney government in Ottawa, along with its provincial counterparts, has a unique opportunity to use the full breadth of industrial policy to position Canada to succeed – and even thrive – in uncertain global conditions.
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