Mark Carney calls for ‘open, resilient, global financial system’
Maclean's Magazine covered Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney's speaking notes for a speech he delivered to AIMS on Thursday, June 21.
Sustained World Growth Requires a Resilient Financial System, Says Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney
An open, resilient global financial system is required to underpin sustained global economic growth and realise the potential of globalisation, said Mark Carney, Governor of the Bank of Canada in a speech to AIMS in Halifax.
Carney: Mortgage rules ‘prudent and timely’
New mortgage rules will help keep Canadians from getting too far in debt and putting the economy at risk, said Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney at an AIMS event.
**BOC’s Carney: Stagnating Europe Needs To Centralize
Europe is stagnating, rebalancing the global economy between debt and growth is stalled, and the public taxpayer should not have to pay for private banking excesses, Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney said.
Canada Dollar Declines Most in 6 Months on Weak Growth Reports
BOC Governor Mark Carney, speaking at an AIMS event in Halifax, Nova Scotia, reiterated that he may raise interest rates as the economy continues to move toward full output.
Ottawa’s new mortgage rules will lead to ‘long-term stability’: Carney
The government’s latest move to tame the mortgage market will support the “long-term stability” of the housing market and guard against economic risks posed by excessive borrowing, BOC Governor Mark Carney said at an AIMS event.
To Be or Not To Be: Advancing Employee Rights
AIMS and Labour Watch host Swedish Human Rights Lawyer Jan Södergren, entitled It's a Human Right: No forced union membership or dues for politics.
We are the 5 percent!
In this op-ed, Don McIver argues that the same economic forces that stimulate wealth generation in advanced countries also foster a more equitable income share in developing countries.
The 99% Solution
AIMS Director of Research Don McIver argues that the same economic forces that stimulate wealth generation in advanced countries also foster a more equitable income share for developing countries.
For Immediate Release: Globalization Improves International Equity
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE15 FEBRUARY 2011 GLOBALIZATION IMPROVES INTERNATIONAL EQUITYHalifax: ‘Globalization’ is socially vilified for its apparent contribution to rising national income disparities, yet AIMS’ latest paper highlights that global trade has also contributed to substantially narrowing the income spread between countries. In The 99% Solution, AIMS Director of Research Don McIver argues that “the same [...]