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B.C. Election Focuses on Taxes, but Economist Calls Ideas 'Different Kinds of Bad'
Parties are pitching cuts, higher levies and a wealth tax as they seek to cover a projected $13.8 billion deficit, economist Ross Hickey said.
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B.C. election focuses on taxes, but economist calls ideas 'different kinds of bad'
British Columbia economist Ross Hickey compares the tax policies of all three major parties in the provincial election campaign to candy - the kind that gives you a stomach ache. "I think what all these politicians, and maybe the public, (are) forgetting is that we may not like taxes but there'...
Taxes – hike them or hold them – become theme in B.C. election campaign
Taxes have become a central theme in the first half of British Columbia's election campaign with leaders promising to hold, hike or cut them. Whether it's taxing the wealthy to pay for services like health care or suggesting that tax cuts will "superc...
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