Leaders from 19 countries and the European Union will gather for the G-20 summit in Toronto beginning June 26 to discuss how to stem the global recession and get the world back on the path to strong, stable economic growth. They picked a good spot, as the assembled leaders could learn a lot from their host country.Read the whole thing here. Go ahead. You know you want to.
Since the global recession hit two years ago, Canada has implemented a broad array of free market tax and trade policies. As a result, our neighbor to the north has surpassed an increasingly statist, mercantilist United States in The Heritage Foundation’s Index of Economic Freedom. More importantly, Canada is emerging from the “Great Recession” much more rapidly than the U.S. and virtually every other G-20 participant as well.
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Thursday, June 24, 2010
New Op-Ed: "G-20 Summit: Fresh Winds of Economic Leadership from the North"
I have a new op-ed on FoxNews.com today. Here's the tease:
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