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Behavioural Economics and Marketing First Target, then Nordstrom — why do big retailers keep failing in Canada? Apr, 2023 | Opinion Professor David Soberman weighs in on why popular American retailers struggle to stay in business north of the border. Creativity, Innovation and Business Design Hiring more social scientists could be the solution to Canada’s innovation issue Feb, 2023 | Opinion To improve its ranking and return on innovation investment, Canada needs to update its outdated research and development model to attract more social scientists. Finance, Investing and Accounting Here’s what happens the day after the clocks change Oct, 2022 | Opinion Daylight savings time has an impact on the stock market, part of a larger phenomenon in which the biological effects of sleep changes have negative implications across the wider economy. Economics, Trade and Policy 6 ways Canadians can prepare for the upcoming recession Aug, 2022 | Opinion With a recession seeming imminent, many Canadians are rightfully concerned about the state of their finances. Here are some ways they can prepared for one. Economics, Trade and Policy Ottawa’s climate strategy must be led by a coalition of the most trusted Jul, 2022 | Opinion Without public trust in government and other institutions, science cannot do the heavy lifting to address climate change. Economics, Trade and Policy Protectionism won’t help the Canadian economy in a future pandemic or emergency Feb, 2022 | Opinion Canada needs to develop truly resilient supply chains rather than let pandemic shortages lead to more blunt-edged protectionism, write professors Bernardo Blum and Walid Hejazi. Economics, Trade and Policy Canada must once again grab its share of the auto industry, despite U.S. protectionism Jan, 2022 | Opinion As we shift from internal combustion engines to electric vehicles, the entire auto sector is poised for a revolution. Will Canada’s auto sector be left in the wilderness? Previous 1 2 3 4 Next
Creativity, Innovation and Business Design Hiring more social scientists could be the solution to Canada’s innovation issue Feb, 2023 | Opinion To improve its ranking and return on innovation investment, Canada needs to update its outdated research and development model to attract more social scientists. Finance, Investing and Accounting Here’s what happens the day after the clocks change Oct, 2022 | Opinion Daylight savings time has an impact on the stock market, part of a larger phenomenon in which the biological effects of sleep changes have negative implications across the wider economy. Economics, Trade and Policy 6 ways Canadians can prepare for the upcoming recession Aug, 2022 | Opinion With a recession seeming imminent, many Canadians are rightfully concerned about the state of their finances. Here are some ways they can prepared for one. Economics, Trade and Policy Ottawa’s climate strategy must be led by a coalition of the most trusted Jul, 2022 | Opinion Without public trust in government and other institutions, science cannot do the heavy lifting to address climate change. Economics, Trade and Policy Protectionism won’t help the Canadian economy in a future pandemic or emergency Feb, 2022 | Opinion Canada needs to develop truly resilient supply chains rather than let pandemic shortages lead to more blunt-edged protectionism, write professors Bernardo Blum and Walid Hejazi. Economics, Trade and Policy Canada must once again grab its share of the auto industry, despite U.S. protectionism Jan, 2022 | Opinion As we shift from internal combustion engines to electric vehicles, the entire auto sector is poised for a revolution. Will Canada’s auto sector be left in the wilderness? Previous 1 2 3 4 Next
Finance, Investing and Accounting Here’s what happens the day after the clocks change Oct, 2022 | Opinion Daylight savings time has an impact on the stock market, part of a larger phenomenon in which the biological effects of sleep changes have negative implications across the wider economy. Economics, Trade and Policy 6 ways Canadians can prepare for the upcoming recession Aug, 2022 | Opinion With a recession seeming imminent, many Canadians are rightfully concerned about the state of their finances. Here are some ways they can prepared for one. Economics, Trade and Policy Ottawa’s climate strategy must be led by a coalition of the most trusted Jul, 2022 | Opinion Without public trust in government and other institutions, science cannot do the heavy lifting to address climate change. Economics, Trade and Policy Protectionism won’t help the Canadian economy in a future pandemic or emergency Feb, 2022 | Opinion Canada needs to develop truly resilient supply chains rather than let pandemic shortages lead to more blunt-edged protectionism, write professors Bernardo Blum and Walid Hejazi. Economics, Trade and Policy Canada must once again grab its share of the auto industry, despite U.S. protectionism Jan, 2022 | Opinion As we shift from internal combustion engines to electric vehicles, the entire auto sector is poised for a revolution. Will Canada’s auto sector be left in the wilderness? Previous 1 2 3 4 Next
Economics, Trade and Policy 6 ways Canadians can prepare for the upcoming recession Aug, 2022 | Opinion With a recession seeming imminent, many Canadians are rightfully concerned about the state of their finances. Here are some ways they can prepared for one. Economics, Trade and Policy Ottawa’s climate strategy must be led by a coalition of the most trusted Jul, 2022 | Opinion Without public trust in government and other institutions, science cannot do the heavy lifting to address climate change. Economics, Trade and Policy Protectionism won’t help the Canadian economy in a future pandemic or emergency Feb, 2022 | Opinion Canada needs to develop truly resilient supply chains rather than let pandemic shortages lead to more blunt-edged protectionism, write professors Bernardo Blum and Walid Hejazi. Economics, Trade and Policy Canada must once again grab its share of the auto industry, despite U.S. protectionism Jan, 2022 | Opinion As we shift from internal combustion engines to electric vehicles, the entire auto sector is poised for a revolution. Will Canada’s auto sector be left in the wilderness? Previous 1 2 3 4 Next
Economics, Trade and Policy Ottawa’s climate strategy must be led by a coalition of the most trusted Jul, 2022 | Opinion Without public trust in government and other institutions, science cannot do the heavy lifting to address climate change. Economics, Trade and Policy Protectionism won’t help the Canadian economy in a future pandemic or emergency Feb, 2022 | Opinion Canada needs to develop truly resilient supply chains rather than let pandemic shortages lead to more blunt-edged protectionism, write professors Bernardo Blum and Walid Hejazi. Economics, Trade and Policy Canada must once again grab its share of the auto industry, despite U.S. protectionism Jan, 2022 | Opinion As we shift from internal combustion engines to electric vehicles, the entire auto sector is poised for a revolution. Will Canada’s auto sector be left in the wilderness? Previous 1 2 3 4 Next
Economics, Trade and Policy Protectionism won’t help the Canadian economy in a future pandemic or emergency Feb, 2022 | Opinion Canada needs to develop truly resilient supply chains rather than let pandemic shortages lead to more blunt-edged protectionism, write professors Bernardo Blum and Walid Hejazi. Economics, Trade and Policy Canada must once again grab its share of the auto industry, despite U.S. protectionism Jan, 2022 | Opinion As we shift from internal combustion engines to electric vehicles, the entire auto sector is poised for a revolution. Will Canada’s auto sector be left in the wilderness? Previous 1 2 3 4 Next
Economics, Trade and Policy Canada must once again grab its share of the auto industry, despite U.S. protectionism Jan, 2022 | Opinion As we shift from internal combustion engines to electric vehicles, the entire auto sector is poised for a revolution. Will Canada’s auto sector be left in the wilderness? Previous 1 2 3 4 Next