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New Directions for Intelligent Government in Canada: Papers in Honour of Ian Stewart
A Festschrift Volume in Honour of Ian Stewart
On the occasion of his 80th birthday, the Centre for the Study of Living Standards is honouring long-time CSLS Chair Ian Stewart and his distinguished professional career as an economic researcher and policy adviser with a Festschrift volume. Released September 19, 2011, New Directions for Intelligent Government in Canada: Papers in Honour of Ian Stewart was edited by Fred Gorbet and Andrew Sharpe, and contains papers from many of Canada’s leading economists and policymakers.
All articles in this volume are available for free download below. Hard copies may be purchased here for $20 (including HST, handling and postage).
New Directions for Intelligent Government in Canada
Table of Contents
Andrew Sharpe, New Directions for Intelligent Government in Canada: An Introduction  (107Kb)
Ian Stewart, Ian Stewart in his Own Words (166Kb)
- Macroeconomic Policy
Christopher Ragan, The Evolution of Canadian Monetary Policy: Successful Ideas through Natural Selection (174Kb)
David Dodge, Public Policy for the Canadian Financial System: From Porter to the Present and Beyond (119Kb)
C. Scott Clark, What is 'Credible' Fiscal Policy? The Canadian Experience, 1983-2010: The View of a Former Practitioner (149Kb)
Lars Osberg, Why Did Unemployment Disappear from Official Macro-Economic Policy Discourse in Canada? (286Kb)
- Tax Policy
Robin Boadway, Rethinking Tax-Transfer Policy for 21st Century Canada (209Kb)
Stanley L. Winer, Reflections on the Role of Optimal Design in the Tax Policy Process (86Kb)
- Social and Health Care Policy
Pierre Fortin, Income Support in the Canadian Federation: International and Interprovincial Comparisons and Future Directions (150Kb)
John Richards, Idle Speculation: Prefunding the Boomers' 'Frail Elderly' Care and Legitimizing a Carbon Tax (215Kb)
Michael Wolfson, Health Care is a Knowledge Industry, and Should Be More So (540Kb)
- General Public Policy
John F. Helliwell, How Can Subjective Well-being Be Improved? (149Kb)
Munir A. Sheikh, Good Data and Intelligent Government (238Kb)
Don Drummond, Personal Reflections on the State of Public Policy Analysis in Canada (102Kb)
Government of Canada, The Way Ahead: A Framework for Discussion (350Kb)
Biographical Sketches of Contributors (62Kb)
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