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Permissionless Innovation: For an End to the Presumption of Regulation in Telecommunications
The question of the price of cellphone packages in Canada recently resurfaced again, this time during the election campaign. In the context of this debate, we too often forget that Canada has top quality telecommunications infrastructure, despite a regulatory framework that is very restrictive for companies in this sector.
4-minute read
Nobel de la paix pour le Premier ministre éthiopien Abiy Ahmed : l’Afrique montre la voie
Ethiopia is turning to the free market economy.
3-minute read
R v Comeau and Interprovincial Free Trade: Canadian Opinion Survey
The Montreal Economic Institute (MEI) commissioned Ipsos to poll Canadians on their opinions regarding interprovincial free trade.
IEDM – Rencontre avec Magatte Wade, l’une des «20 jeunes bâtisseurs de l’Afrique de demain»
In 2011, Magatte Wade is presented as one of the 20 most influential African women by Forbes magazine. Three years later, she is at the top of the “20 young builders of Africa of tomorrow” ranking. During her visit to Montreal, she delivered a vibrant plea for capitalism and entrepreneurship in Africa.
3-minute read
Les gouvernements et la gestion de données ne font pas bon ménage
Why is the government unable to fix its computer bugs?
4-minute read
How to modernize Quebec’s taxi industry
How to Modernize the Taxi Industry.
7-minute read
How to Modernize the Taxi Industry
In Quebec, as in many other places in the world, a permit is required to provide taxi services. For a long time, this has led to a lack of competition and the resulting effects. The Quebec government will soon table a bill to modernize the taxi industry. On which principles should new regulation be based if it is also to serve as a framework for future innovations in the sector?
5-minute read
Comment moderniser l’industrie du taxi
How to Modernize the Taxi Industry.
3-minute read
A New Canadian Partnership: The Promising Opportunity for Interprovincial Free Trade
A New Canadian Partnership for domestic free trade could produce economic benefits for Canadians that rival those of international free trade agreements. That’s the conclusion of Professor Ian Brodie, political scientist at the University of Calgary, in a new public policy study for the Montreal Economic Institute, the Atlantic Institute for Market Studies (AIMS) and the Canadian Constitution Foundation.
4-minute read
America and Canada: Partners in Freedom
The US and Canada remain very close trading partners.