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solutions for jobs and environmental sustainability; a worker transition strategy for implementing the Kyoto Accord on climate change; environmental tax shifting; economic analysis of fish farms and offshore oil
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Mar 24 2006
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chooses further tax cuts, the price is even less money available now and in future years for health care, education, environmental protection, and supports for BCт€™s more vulnerable citizens. If we choose to
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push for tax breaks and lower labour or environmental standards. And mergers today mean that profits
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, economic and environmental deficits that plague our communities. The polls consistently tell us Canadians are more concerned with social re-investment than with debt reduction or tax cuts, and Canadians are
various deductions). And we need changes that will better meet society's environmental goals.A few
does not merit special tax status over hard-earned labour income);re-establish two upper-income tax
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Columbians' "cost shift"Editorial: Environmental tax shifting cannot replace regulation CCPA National Office
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Mar 24 2006
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gains will ask: were the tax cuts worth the price?"Editorial: Was your tax cut worth it?Editorial: Environmental tax shifting cannot replace regulationDownload the Report/Study:Cost Shift: How British Columbians
more British Columbians face higher personal costs, a general decline in environmental standards and
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Mar 24 2006
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calculates British Columbians' "cost shift"Editorial: Was your tax cut worth it?Editorial: Environmental tax
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environmental standards, government regulation of services, farm policy, cultural protections, copyright and patent law, tax subsidies, and more.Enforcing the RulesThe WTO can enforce its rules with economic
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next two years. Communities are facing large social and environmental costs due to cuts in public services, as the government seeks to pay for the tax cuts. This loss of public sector jobs and services in
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with the program -- more tax cuts, deeper and faster spending cuts, privatize Crown corporations, and get rid of environmental and labour regulations.If the government appears to be doing an about-face
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