# Jim Stanford
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jim stanford is a Canadian economist and founder of the Progressive Economics Forum. He holds a master's degree in economics from Cambridge University and a doctorate from the New School for Social Research. He is author of a column for the Canadian newspaper The Globe and Mail.
Ian Dunt's UK, Uber in California, the politicisation of intelligence
Ian Dunt offers his assessment on the week in British politics. Jim Stanford explains what's at stake in the fight between Uber and the state of California. Justin McPhee examines the long history of the politicisation of intelligence material in Australia.
BC's Big, and Now Secret, Natural Gas Giveaway
Tax credits let companies pay little for resources. What do the parties say?
By Ben Parfitt.
In 2019, Shell Canada, a subsidiary of one of the world's biggest oil and gas companies, paid the British Columbia government not one dollar in royalty payments despite producing 175 billion cubic feet of n…
Shared challenges, shared failures: Canada and Australia aren’t meeting the moment
While miles apart in their responses to the Trump administration, Canada and Australia are in lock-step on expanding fossil fuel production.
On this episode of After America, Québécoise senator and pollution control expert Dr Rosa Galvez joins Dr Emma Shortis to discuss the Carney government’s res…
Shared challenges, shared failures: Canada and Australia aren’t meeting the moment
While miles apart in their responses to the Trump administration, Canada and Australia are in lock-step on expanding fossil fuel production.
On this episode of After America, Québécoise senator and pollution control expert Dr Rosa Galvez joins Dr Emma Shortis to discuss the Carney government’s res…
Why BC's Economy Is a Strong Card for Eby's NDP
For wages, incomes, growth, investment and more, BC has outpaced most other provinces in recent years.
By Jim Stanford.
The first days of the B.C. election campaign were dominated by controversy over the timing of the vote, manoeuvrings on the political right and culture war skirmishes. Sooner or l…
This year's Thanksgiving dinner will cost a little more. So will everything else.
A new study suggests the holiday will be 10 per cent more expensive this year. Retail analyst Bruce Winder and economist Jim Stanford break down how everything from war in the Middle East to tariffs are driving the high cost of living, and what – if anything – Ottawa can do to ease the pain.
Plus:…
Should we introduce a robot tax?
GUEST: Jim Stanford, Economist and Director of the Centre for Future Work
How BC Conservatives Learned to Love Deficits
A close look at the platforms shows the NDP is opting for a more cautious approach.
By Jim Stanford.
Apocalyptic warnings about the provincial deficit have been the centrepiece of B.C. Conservative economic discourse.
B.C.'s deficit reflects NDP mismanagement, they say, and will ultimately bankrupt…
Brutal interest rate hike won't address main causes of inflation
The Reserve Bank’s fifth interest rate hike of 2026 will hurt Australian mortgage holders as big corporates profit.
On this episode of Follow the Money, Matt Grudnoff joins Ebony Bennett to discuss what’s really driving inflation, who’s benefitting in this economy, how the government can support t…
Brutal interest rate hike won't address main causes of inflation
The Reserve Bank’s fifth interest rate hike of 2026 will hurt Australian mortgage holders as big corporates profit.
On this episode of Follow the Money, Matt Grudnoff joins Ebony Bennett to discuss what’s really driving inflation, who’s benefitting in this economy, how the government can support t…
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