From pain to economic gain: the budget-slashing era is almost over

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The Liberal Party's tight fiscal policies have been successful in reducing the federal deficit and spurring economic growth. Economists predict that Canada should show a $2-billion surplus by 1998-99. This could lead to tax cuts and robust economic growth, if inflation or sovereignty issues do not derail it.

Cover Story, Economic development, Budget deficits, Liberal Party (Canada), Chretien, Jean

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Yes, Virginia - Santa Claus died last week

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Martin's Mar 1995, budget proposals are the first step towards changing the sense of entitlement that many Canadians feel. Budget cuts are needed if Canada is going to stay competitive globally, and his budget is going to transform the way Canadians view government.

Column, Martin, Paul (Canadian government official)

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