Lives can be saved while also stabilizing business, say Loren Falkenberg of the University of Calgary and Jillian Walsh of University of York

Parental economic stress due to COVID-19 may have a substantially negative effect on our children, say economist Shelley Phipps and researcher Nancy Kong

Most proposals for a basic annual income rest on a negative income tax, says Canadian economist Gregory C. Mason

There is no magic money tree in economics, says Anton Muscatelli

Tax lawyer and accountant Vern Krishna looks at "the art of communicating financial information" through accounting

A Green New Deal will simply serve to accelerate current business trends

Those who don’t remember tax history are doomed to repeat it, says David Rotfleisch

Corporations around the world are seeking another massive bailout by taxpayers

The final part of our series on the COVID-19 pandemic and economic models

Part three of our series on the COVID-19 pandemic and economic models

Will pandemic debt require raising taxes and spending cuts in the future?

Part two of our series on the COVID-19 pandemic and economic models

Past-pandemic studies suggest current economic outlook, says accounting figure Steven Salterio

Trump's tax cuts and deficit spending will increase CRA's vigorous audit activities

On Monday, oil futures’ contracts ended the day at -US$37

Government intervention is unprecedented in the current crisis

The four phases of a potential post-pandemic Canadian economy

Issue a new type of government bonds linked to GDP, says Costas Milas

COVID-19 will create many new opportunities for businesses, says Felix Arndt

Canada’s provincial debt levels are troubling, says Jerome Gessaroli

Companies are entering a period of uncertainty at high levels of corporate debt, says Jefferson Frank

Governments amend taxes for good times and bad, says Andrew Bauer

Some healthy skepticism is warranted when considering the social value of catastrophe bonds

Surveys show support for new indicators of progress, prosperity and protection

Canadian tax policy has become a hotbed of new ideas, writes Margaret O'Sullivan