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Corporations and corporate power

May 2007: In Defence of Red Tape

Regulations absolutely essential for Canadians’ health and safety

Deregulation is one of neoliberalism's five big initiatives (free trade, privatization, service cuts, and tax cuts make up the rest). And it shows how successfully the neoliberals have framed the issue.

Who in their right mind would want more red tape?

Well, for starters, pretty much anyone who flies in Canada, eats food, drives a car, uses prescription drugs, or lives some place that could catch fire. That's just the short list.

Gas Price Gouge

The sequel

Reports & Studies
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February 2007: When Greed Has No Limits

Outsourcing and job "restructuring" swell corporate profits

The Monitor

December 2006: Power to the People (in Suits)

New kind of business lobby ominous threat to democracy

The Monitor

October 2006: The Corporate Frankenstein Monster

Plundering, pillaging, and polluting the planet for profit

The Monitor

October 2006: We Didn't Really Say "No" to Missile Defence

Canadian complicity and participation in BMD continues

Risky business

(or why "smart regulation" ain't so smart)

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