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Canadian versus U.S. mortgages - Winnipeg Free Press
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Those of us who write about the housing market and the virtues of the 30-year fixed home loan &mdash...
Cutting debt: Great for you, bad for the economy - The Globe and Mail
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It is essential that Ottawa maintain fiscal stimulus to prevent years of Japan-style stagnation
Obituary for Robert Arthur Donner (Aged 66) - Newspapers.com
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Clipping found in Victoria Advocate in Victoria, Texas on Jul 4, Obituary for Robert Arthur Donner (Aged 66) Robert Donner Robert Arthur Donner, 66, ...
Stephen Harper and the Conservatives abandon job-creation for...
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“It really did work,” says Toronto economist Arthur Donner. “It got us out of a major slump. But now they're removing all that.” Indeed they are.
Opinion: Canada's current account deficit is a huge drain - The Globe...
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There's no easy policy answer to an overpriced loonie
About that record current account (not trade) deficit - Macleans.ca
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What would the NDP have done differently, may I ask?
How Canada is not like the United States: Home mortgage edition - Los...
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Those of us who write about the housing market and the virtues of the 30-year fixed home loan -- as we did Wednesday -- can calibrate our watches by how long...
'Asset bubbles' should concern central bank | CBC News - CBC.cawww.cbc.ca › news › business › asset-bubbles-shoul...
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· ... and to include other economic objectives beyond merely inflation targets," said Toronto economic consultant Arthur Donner and Doug Peters, ...
BoC's inflation stance a risk to recovery: economists | CTV News
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A new study says the Bank of Canada's fixation on inflation to the exclusion of other aspects of the economy poses a risk to the recovery.
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