
Alexandre Laurin
Alexandre Laurin is a prominent Canadian economist and the head of the fiscal and tax policy program at the C.D. Howe Institute, a respected think tank in Canada. He specializes in fiscal policy, tax reform, and the economic implications of taxation. Laurin's insights are often sought in discussions about tax policy and its effects on the economy, particularly in the context of government budgeting and public finance. In recent reports, he has commented on the potential impacts of proposed income-tax cuts on incentivizing work and their overall effectiveness in addressing economic challenges.
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Alexandre Laurin co-authored a paper estimating increased deficit projections for the government.
There’s no getting to the bottom of Finance Minister Champagne’s budget mysteryAlexandre Laurin is another author of the fiscal forecast from the C.D. Howe Institute.
NATO defence pledge will fuel huge annual deficits averaging $77.7-billion: reportAlexandre Laurin, who leads the C.D. Howe Institute’s fiscal and tax policy program, commented on the impact of income-tax cuts.
Economists say trade war - not income-tax cuts - should be Ottawa’s priority











