Reading Time: 3 minutes Providing tax relief, eliminating red tape and building entrepreneurial skills will help business startups
Author: Jason Clemens
Jason Clemens is the Executive Vice President of the Fraser Institute and the President of the Fraser Institute Foundation. He has published over 70 major studies on a wide range of topics, including taxation, government spending, labor market regulation, banking, welfare reform, health care, productivity, and entrepreneurship.
Stemming the demographic tide on U.S. entrepreneurship
Reading Time: 4 minutes Policy levers exist that can improve entrepreneurial incentives and increase the chances of successful new business startups
Economic incentives pay dividends
Reading Time: 4 minutes A recognition that incentives matter would require a wholesale reversal of many, if not most, of the economic policies enacted by the Trudeau government
How to spur entrepreneurship in an aging population
Reading Time: 4 minutes Policy levers can strengthen incentives for entrepreneurship and improve the likelihood of successful new business startups
Ontarians must consider real health-care reform
Reading Time: 3 minutes All three major parties promise massive new spending as the provincial election nears. Better they look to Saskatchewan for ideas
Entrepreneurship is at the heart of economic growth
Reading Time: 3 minutes The rate of small-business startups is declining in Canada. Here’s what we can do to spur risk takers, who help reshape an economy
Surprise! There was no tax cut for middle-class Canadians families
Reading Time: 4 minutes When you add up the eliminated credits, you get a very different perspective on the total income tax changes
Business confidence in Canada is collapsing
Reading Time: 4 minutes And the reason why is obvious
Clear and present danger to Canada’s prosperity
Reading Time: 3 minutes Tax and regulatory increases impair the willingness to invest in Canada. And that strikes at the heart of our economic health
Turning investors – and prosperity – away at the door
Reading Time: 3 minutes The federal government’s disinterest in private-sector investment and entrepreneurship is devastating for Canada’s economy