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What should be a new mandate for the Bank of Canada during the coming decade of the 21st century?

After three decades, we believe that it is now time that the federal government modernize its central bank mandate by dropping its IT façade and follow the route of the U.S. Fed in committing itself to a dual mandate, just as the New Zealand government decided in 2018.

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BY MARC LAVOIE AND MARIO SECCARECCIA
September 16, 2020

Opinion | BY MARC LAVOIE AND MARIO SECCARECCIA | September 16, 2020

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