2020 and the Future of Freedom, Social Peace, and Prosperity

2020 and the Future of Freedom, Social Peace, and Prosperity
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Herbert Grubel
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Commentary

This is not an exercise in hindsight—discussing what we could or should have done differently in 2020—but an examination of that year’s political trends, which represent a growing threat to freedom, social peace, and economic prosperity in Canada.

Herbert Grubel
Herbert Grubel
Author
Herbert G. Grubel is professor of economics (emeritus) at Simon Fraser University and a former member of the Canadian Parliament.
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