Are too many people in power tied to their party instead of doing what’s best for Canada? Sir Roger Douglas, former Minister of Finance of New Zealand, and a member of the Frontier Centre’s Expert Advisory Panel, joins the podcast this week. What can Canada learn from New Zealand’s economic history? (58 minutes)
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