Sunday, April 17, 2011

Canada’s corporate tax policy sustains child poverty

http://www.thestar.com/opinion/editorialopinion/article/972072
From last Sunday's (Apr. 10th) Toronto Star
 by Simon Rosenblum and Sid Frankel

Here's a highlight:

"Simply put, the Harper government faced no economic imperative in introducing more corporate tax cuts. It was a matter of ideology trumping sound economics.

Now, in order to pay for them, Canadians are going to have do without some important goods and services — what economists call social goods. Social goods like investments in our children which, while you can’t go to the mall to buy, make us richer as a society."


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