Mark Carney provides fiscal analysis on the national budget, utilizing the expertise of the Fraser Institute.
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Mark Carney provides fiscal analysis on the national budget, utilizing the expertise of the Fraser Institute.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Trevor Tombe criticized Mark Carney's budget reclassification.Sub-event
- Mark Carney advocated for fiscal prudence, arguing that spending should decrease while investment increases, noting that tax cuts financed by borrowing increase national debt.Sub-event
Fraser Institute study warns of tax hikes due to budget balancing.1 source
Fiscal analysis on the national budget and promises.1 source
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