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Canadian Fiscal Arrangements: What Works, What Might Work Better
May 16-17, 2002 - Winnipeg, Manitoba
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Panel 1 |
Context and Setting |
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| The Purposes and Goals of Fiscal Arrangements: Reflections on History and Values Keith Banting (Queen's) |
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| Growing Up: The Evolution of Provincial Responsibility Joe Ruggeri (New Brunswick) |
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| The Vertical Fiscal Gap: Conceptions and Misconceptions Robin Boadway (Queen's) |
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| Dinner Speech | Hon. Greg Selinger (Minister of Finance, Manitoba) | |
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Panel 2 |
Policy and Design Issues |
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Possible Directions in Aboriginal Finances |
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| The Stabilization Properties of Equalization Paul Boothe (Alberta) |
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Vertical Fiscal Imbalance is the Product of Vertical Political Imbalance
Richard Zuker |
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The Report of the Séguin Commission: The Meech Lake of Canadian Fiscal Federalism?
Alain Noël (Montreal) |
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| Panel 3 | Issues Related to Equalization | |
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| Equalization and Fiscal Arrangements from an Atlantic Canada Perspective Elizabeth Beale (Atlantic Provinces Economic Council) |
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| Equalization and the Challenge of Natural Resources James P. Feehan (Memorial) |
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| Equalization in Canada: Reform the Representative Tax System or Move to a Macro Approach? Ron Neumann (Finance, MB) |
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| Fiscal Balance and Fiscal Relations between Governments in Canada Louis Lévesque (Privy Council Office) |