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…," and in a January 2017 Le Monde op-ed co-signed with Saez, Bozio, Landais and others argued for delivering income support essentially as refundable tax credits on payslips of the employed rather than as an unconditional universal grant — effectively an earned-income supplement model.Participation Income, Earned-Income Supplements, and Work-Sharing: A Policy Framework for CanadaTheoretical frameworks: participation income vs. UBIPrices & markets The contrary policy current runs the other way — Ontario's Bill 60 (Fighting Delays, Building Faster Act, 2025) moves toward weakening tenant protections (fixed-term-lease flexibility, easier evictions).RealPage North: Algorithmic Rent-Setting in Canada — Forensic Investigation and Detection-Instrument FeasibilityThe International Regulatory WavePrices & markets …ederation Trust (1994), First City Trust (1992), Shoppers Trust (1992) and many others on the CDIC failure list, driven by aggressive late-1980s real-estate lending and deregulation.Engineered Booms and Busts: How Policy Drives Canada's Housing-Led RecessionsQuestion 1 — Housing as Recession Trigger: The Canadian PatternPrices & markets The Bank of Canada held rates near zero into 2022 and Governor Tiff Macklem said in February 2021 the Bank was only seeing "early" signs of "excessive exuberance" and "We need the growth," declining to cool the market while other countries acted.Engineered Booms and Busts: How Policy Drives Canada's Housing-Led RecessionsQuestion 1 — Housing as Recession Trigger: The Canadian PatternPrices & markets There is no regularly-published official statistic — Canadian or otherwise — for how much money recirculates within a local economy.The Telescope Problem: Where AI and Real-Time Data Make the Invisible Economy LegibleWhat is economically invisible that could be made visiblePrices & markets Other estimates run higher still — Canadians for Tax Fairness/BC Policy Solutions' "The New Robber Barons" (Feb 2026) traces the top-1% share rising from 19.3% (1999) to 22.7% (2023), and the Social Capital Partners "Billionaire Blindspot" report (drawing on former StatCan Assistant Chief Statistician Michael Wolfson)…The Telescope Problem: Where AI and Real-Time Data Make the Invisible Economy LegibleThe Canadian anglePrices & markets