@trevortombe@globeandmail Having now read the piece, I see that some of what I had put in my other thread was related to part of what the opinion writer, Kenneth Whyte, had written.
@trevortombe@globeandmail The question as to whether Conservatives in AB will be able to engage in the broader conversation with other Canadian conservatives is a good one. I think the answer is probably yes, so long as AB conservatives work on both projects at once. 3/N
@tutor2uEcon@lindayueh /1 A central bank is in no way equipped to directly drive the factors of economic growth. The influential factors for economic growth are: Fiscal policy: tax policy (tax rates & savings, the mix of taxes & Marginal Effective Tax Rates on investment in particular). Labour policy:
@tutor2uEcon@lindayueh 2/ Labour policy (education, training, retraining; and other factors related to enabling people to ups kill and learn about better paying jobs they can be productive in). Related to this is education & training systems to help get that training available. Also R&D: private ...
@tutor2uEcon@lindayueh 3/ R&D: private and public sector development of ideas at some point into goods and services saleable to the world. policy affects this as well for good or ill. Also trade policy affects growth by enabling the purchasing/sale of goods and services. Also investment policy ...