A VOCM article in Newfoundland and Labrador reports on AIMS' 2017 study on gas regulation in Atlantic Canada: What's Still Missing From Your Wallet? From the article: "AIMS’ Ed Hollett told VOCM Open Line with Paddy Daly, a recent study by the group shows since 2001, consumers have dished out an extra $63-million because of the [...]
On August 21st, 2017, Marco Navarro-Génie appeared in the Acadie Nouvelle Read full article here
On August 19th, 2017, AIMS President and CEO Marco Navarro-Génie and his latest study were quoted in CBC News New Brunswick. Read the full article here
On August 18th, 2017, President and CEO Marco Navarro-Génie was mentioned on Radio-Canada. Read full article here: L'Institut atlantique des études de marché (AIMS) estime que la réglementation des prix de l'essence, en Atlantique, a mené à des prix plus élevés pour les consommateurs. Le groupe de réflexion conclut que les consommateurs en Nouvelle-Écosse, [...]
On August 17th, 2017, the Telegram referenced study "What's Still Missing From Your Wallet?" by President and CEO Marco Navarro-Génie: "The study by AIMS president and CEO Marco Navarro-Génie said the biggest hit to consumers is in Nova Scotia, where motorists are paying up to 2.5 cents a litre more for gasoline under government-controlled pricing [...]
An article in the French-language Acadie Nouvelle mentions AIMS' recent policy paper What's Still Missing from Your Wallet?, including criticisms from UNB professor Rod Hill.
CBC NB published an article Saturday on AIMS' new gas regulation study, quoting AIMS president Marco Navarro-Genie. From the article: "The institute found that Atlantic Canadians are paying more at the pumps than other Canadians. In New Brunswick, the Energy and Utilities Board sets a maximum price every Wednesday night. Marco Navarro-Génie, CEO of AIMS, said government has more pressing [...]
AIMS' 2017 gas regulation study and President Marco Navarro-Genie were mentioned in an article by Moncton's 919 The Bend on Friday.
By SYLVAIN CHARLEBOIS (AIMS Senior Fellow) Troy Media,14 August 2017 Let’s face it: lobsters are not easy on the eyes. The first person to discover that these hideous crustaceans were edible deserves a medal or two. At one time, lobster was the poor man’s protein that was fed mainly to prisoners. These days, however, the [...]
On Thursday the NB Telegraph-Journal reported on AIMS' new study on gas price regulation, What's Still Missing from Your Wallet?, quoting author and AIMS President Marco Navarro-Genie.