The possible rent generated from a federal land value tax in Canada is $194 billion, an amount that could eliminate federal personal income taxes for all Canadians.

The number one cost for Canadians is housing. Be it in rental or mortgage payments, the percentage of Canadians’ incomes that are being eaten up by housing costs are ever-increasing…

The idea of a basic income for all citizens is often seen as a utopian dream. But 'the Alaska Dividend' has existed for more than thirty years, and is immensely popular to this day.

Rethinking how Ontario cities tax to promote housing affordability and finance public transit.

People often look with envy and awe at the accumulated financial resources from natural wealth in places like Norway, Alaska or Gulf oil states. Many public goods are provided to citizens of these nations and jurisdictions, because governments capture the economic rents…

The idea of a basic income for all citizens is often seen as a utopian dream. But 'the Alaska Dividend' has existed for more than thirty years, and is immensely popular to this day.

As wages stall or decline new methods must be found of creating a fair and democratic economy. Key to this must be a shift from redistributing income to redistributing assets…

The idea that governments should invest some of their wealth for public benefit has moved from utopian dream to part-reality with the advent of Sovereign Wealth Funds (SWFs). But are these SWFs really democratic entities?