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Is Canada’s oil sector an appropriate target for industrial policy support?

If we’re looking for sectors with big potential payoffs via future growth, oil as a burnable fuel probably isn’t on the list. That’s not to say the oil patch has no prospects. Smart industrial policy starts with existing resources and skills, which exist there in abundance, and tries to nurture new fields of promise.

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BY AARON COSBEY
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