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Quebeconomics: more spending for fewer jobs

October 9, 2013Economic PolicyBrady Yauch, Canada, Consumer Policy Institute, Debt-to-GDP ratio, Pauline Marois, Quebecconsumerpolicyinstitute

Quebec Premier Pauline Marois’ plan to spend $2 billion on job creation will end in disappointment and more debt. Continue reading Quebeconomics: more spending for fewer jobs →

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