economics | Kroeger Policy

Jul 29
6 min

The Olympics Aren’t Working: How Can We Fix Them?

The Olympic games are fundamentally broken, and we need to take a hard look at what needs to be done to restore them.

Jul 17
6 min

The Dynamics of Market Power: Power and Control in Canadian Communications

Georgia Evans explores the political and market process that sustain Canada's most powerful telecommunications companies.

Alexandra Wilson

Jun 21
8 min

The Liberal Governments Proposed Regulatory Measures in the Wake of the Storming of the U.S. Capitol

An informative look into Bill C-10, a bill meant to amend the Broadcasting act. It includes the reactions of various afflicted parties.

Alexander Stoney

Jun 10
4 min

The Importance of Financial Planning in Sports

Author Alex Stoney examines the importance of financial planning and advising for professional athletes.

Tana Cheema

Jun 8
4 min

Social Housing and the Registry Waitlist

Author Tanawush Cheema sits down with Ottawa City Councillor Mathieu Fleury to discuss the current state of affordable housing in Ottawa.

Georgia Evans

May 31
4 min

Introduction to Oligopolies: Masked by the Disguise of Choice

This series opener provides a brief introduction to oligopolies and outlines the subjects that will be explored in subsequent articles.

Claire Borgaonkar

May 28
5 min

Vaccine passports: Canada's ticket to the post-COVID world?

Claire Borgaonkar explores the pros and cons of vaccine passports, looking at the economic benefits and ethical concerns

Sahaana Ranganathan

May 12
4 min

Show Me the Money: The Role of Official Development Aid (ODA) in the Development Sector

Author Sahaana Ranganathan interviews Dimitri Rousseau to understand more about development funding and aid.

Jami McElrea

Apr 19
6 min

Debating Universal Basic Income

Authors Jami McElrea and Anson Shen analyse both sides of the debate surrounding universal basic income.

Alexander Stoney

Apr 18
5 min

The Untold Impacts of Covid-19 on Inuit Communities in Nunavut

Alex Stoney interviews Catherin Waters, Senior Practice Lead at the Institute on Governance, to discuss the impacts of COVID-19 in Nunavut

Maggie Smith

Apr 16
4 min

Canada's Supply Management

Author Maggie Smith explores Canada's agricultural supply management system.

Georgia Evans

Apr 15
6 min

Canada's Economic Future with Artificial Intelligence

Georgia Evans analyses and offers insight into the impact of artificial intelligence on the Canadian economy.

Anson Shen

Apr 14
3 min

How CERBs has Helped Canadians during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Anson Shen explores the impact of CERBs in helping Canadians endure the economic consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic

Benjamin Beiles

Apr 12
5 min

The Canadian Policy Failure that Adds 10-15% to your Bills

Benjamin Beiles explores Canada's internal trade barriers and the economic impacts these barriers have on our country.

Pablo Mhanna-Sandoval

Apr 11
5 min

A Global Meat Tax: The future of Pandemic Prevention

Author Pablo Mhanna-Sandoval analyses the future of pandemic prevention through the implementation of a global meat tax.

Jesse Hsieh

Mar 2
3 min

COVID-19 Has Had Uneven Economic Impacts: Let's See How

Jesse Hsieh looks into how COVID-19 has impacted the economy and how this impact has been uneven.

Jami McElrea

Feb 27
5 min

Surveillance Capitalism: Pokémon Go and EU Regulations

Surveillance Capitalism dominates our lives. Jami explores the topic through the case of Pokemon Go and Europe's GDPR privacy law.

Alexandra Wilson

Feb 24
6 min

The Way We Work is Changing; Canada Should Embrace a 4-Day Work Week

COVID-19 has shown how Canadians can adapt. Alexandra argues that we can adapt permanently is by shifting to a 4-day workweek.

Alexander Stoney

Feb 19
4 min

Why Was the Canadian Housing Market So Stable in 2020?

The Canadian housing market was expected to take a hit in 2020; it didn't. Alexander looks into why the market escaped this fate.

Liz Chamberlain

Nov 5, 2025
3 min

Central banks are at their limits, so governments must step in to save their economies

Opinion by Liz Chamberlain. Central banks have done most of what they can do, and it is up to fiscal policy to fill in the gap that remains.