WELCOME
Dear Readers:
Daniela Castillo
Summer weather is here and we hope you are taking full advantage of some much needed sunshine! This issue features four of our student contributors. Brennan Sorge warns against the effects of Modern Monetary Theory, Sam Kerr discusses the politics of carbon pricing, William Dunstan explains the benefits of the payday lending system, and Denise King reviews Arthur Brooks’s Love Your Enemies. In addition to these contributions, this issue highlights a recent infographic that breaks down the average Canadian family’s total tax bill. Within these pages you’ll also find a video from the Fraser Institute’s Essential James Buchanan series, “Constitutional Economics.” We’re also including a thought-provoking quote from John Stuart Mill, two exciting blog posts, and two more recordings from the Explore Public Policy Issues webinar series for your enjoyment.
Ryan Hill
If you or someone you know wishes to contribute content to the Canadian Student Review, please have them contact Daniela Castillo directly at Daniela.Castillo@fraserinstitute.org.
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Regards, Daniela and Ryan
