New Publications: Estimating the True Size of Government: Adjusting for Regulation (Canadian Competition and Regulatory Law)

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May 30, 2014

The MacDonald-Laurier Institute has issued a new paper on government regulation (authored by Philip Cross) together with a companion Globe article (Regulation a ‘quaint relic’ with a firm grip on Canada’s economy) that caught my eye, which argues that the historic rationales for regulation in …read more

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21st Century Competition. "New Publications: Estimating the True Size of Government: Adjusting for Regulation (Canadian Competition and Regulatory Law)." 21st Century Competition, 30 May 2014. https://www.twentyfirstcenturycompetition.com/2014/05/new-publications-estimating-the-true-size-of-government-adjusting-for-regulation-canadian-competition-and-regulatory-law/.

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