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The Deficit, We Spent To Much
Publication type (Carnegie):
Carnegie Newsletter: Editorial
Issue Title (Carnegie):
It Still Hurts To Recall It
Date:
1993-10-01
Pages:
18
Collections:
Summary:
Editorial by Paul Taylor concerning the National Deficit in Canada. Taylor details the expense costs of Canada's elite and relates over-expenditure to the resulting social program losses and welfare cuts. Also includes a mock list of rules by which the government demands of Welfare Recipients in Canada.
Keywords:
Political Planning; Canada; British Columbia; Ottawa; Hull; Vancouver; Ontario; Poverty; Welfare Recipients