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1. Let it Fail? Reflections on the SVB Collapse and the US and Canadian Approaches to Bank Crises: Where Canada has implicitly prioritized avoiding systemic risk in handling troubled financial institutions and has a remarkable history of stability, the United States has implicitly prioritized market discipline to counter moral hazard and has an unparalleled history of financial crises as a consequence

Author

Ciuriak, Dan

Subjects
Canada Deposit Insurance Corp. -- Ethical aspects -- Officials and employees, United States. Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. -- Ethical aspects -- Officials and employees, United States. Federal Reserve Board -- Officials and employees -- Ethical aspects, Royal Bank of Canada -- Ethical aspects -- Officials and employees, First Republic Bank -- Officials and employees -- Ethical aspects, Silicon Valley Bank -- Ethical aspects -- Officials and employees, Political parties -- Canada -- Ontario -- United Kingdom -- United States, Foreign banks -- Ethical aspects, Banking industry -- Ethical aspects -- Officials and employees, Banking industry, Economics, Social sciences, International Monetary Fund -- Ethical aspects -- Officials and employees
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THE C.D. HOWE INSTITUTE'S COMMITMENT TO QUALITY, INDEPENDENCE AND NONPARTISANSHIP The C.D. Howe Institute's reputation for quality, integrity and nonpartisanship is its chief asset. Its books, Commentaries and E-Briefs undergo [...]

Published
2023

2. Canada needs to use government procurement to boost innovation; Traditional funding methods such as tax credits and grants won't be enough

Author

Ciuriak, Dan and Carbonneau, Laurent

Subjects
Government regulation, Market trend/market analysis, Technological innovations -- Forecasts and trends, Industrial policy -- Political aspects -- Canada, Tax credits -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Political aspects, National budgets -- Political aspects -- Laws, regulations and rules, Government purchasing -- Laws, regulations and rules -- Political aspects
Abstract

Byline: DAN CIURIAK, LAURENT CARBONNEAU Dan Ciuriak is the director and principal of Ciuriak Consulting Inc. and a Centre for International Governance Innovation senior fellow. Laurent Carbonneau is the director [...]

Published
2024

13. US-China Economic Rivalry: Prospects for Peace in the Middle East.

Author

Ciuriak, Dan

Subjects
CHINA-United States relations, GEOPOLITICS, RENT (Economic theory), INDUSTRIAL revolution
Abstract

An economic interpretation of history suggests that war is a continuation of economic rivalry in pursuit of the object of desire in economics--economic rent. For the Middle East, the Industrial Revolution precipitated competition for control of its vast reserves of oil, a critical complementary asset for the machine age. The economic rents accruing to oil subjected the region to the "natural resource curse" of under-development and conflict between hegemonic powers. The escalation of US-China competition to dominate the key technologies of the modern digital economy into a full-blown economic and technological war squeezed China in the markets of the United States and its allies, pushing China to alternatives, including the Middle East, where it now has a pervasive economic presence through the Belt and Road Initiative, which has provided it a platform for diplomatic engagement. Any illusions of China rapidly converting its growing economic presence into leverage for peace in the region, which its brokerage of the Iran-Saudi Arabia restoration of diplomatic relations might have inspired, have been rudely shattered by the outbreak of war between Gaza and Israel. The key takeaway, however, is that, in the Middle East, the technological conditions that drive economic rivalry between China and the United States do not drive conflict between the two in the Middle East and that can only be good for the region. The first Industrial Revolution brought conflict to the region; the subsequent industrial revolutions are moving the nexus for conflict elsewhere. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023

25. Canada's Progressive Trade Agenda: NAFTA and Beyond

Author

Ciuriak, Dan

Subjects
Commercial policy, Economics, Social sciences, United Nations. International Labour Organization -- Ethical aspects, United Nations. General Assembly -- Ethical aspects, World Trade Organization -- Ethical aspects
Abstract

A failure to achieve strong Progressive Trade Agenda outcomes as part of the NAFTA renegotiation would signal that the move to deeper integration on the North American continent in the [...]

Published
2018

26. The Canadian economy is undergoing major structural shifts as a result of global economic headwinds and technological changes

Author

Dachis, Benjamin, Brean, Donald J., Ciappara, Alex, and Ciuriak, Dan

Subjects
Canadians -- Economic aspects, Economic conditions -- Economic aspects, Economic forecasting -- Economic aspects, Economics, Social sciences, European Union, International Monetary Fund, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
Abstract

Amid these shifts, the number of individuals employed in traditional, high-paying jobs in manufacturing has been in decline. The resources sector, which until recently had been booming, is also now [...]

Published
2016

47. What Ontario's grim coronavirus modelling does and doesn't tell us; OPINION

Author

Ciuriak, Dan and Fay, Bob

Subjects
Epidemics -- Patient outcomes -- Control -- Prevention -- Ontario, Quantitative research, COVID-19 -- Distribution -- Patient outcomes -- Prevention, Policy sciences, Coronaviruses, Coronavirus infections, Global economy, Economic research, Company distribution practices, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: DAN CIURIAK, BOB FAY Lead Dan Ciuriak is a senior fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation. Bob Fay is the director of Global Economics Research at the [...]

Published
2020

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