Search site

Contact

Paul Jean Lavoie

IB MYP Coordinator
@johnstonheightssecondary
15350 99th Avenue, Surrey, BC, V3R 0R9
pjlavoie1@gmail.com
@pjlavoie1
@jhmediacrew

604-581-5500

lavoie_p@surreyschools.ca

Homepage > Economic Theory 12 > 2019 News Articles

News Articles 2019

India air pollution

Saudi Aramco IPO

Bargain prices for oil & gas companies

Are high-priced shoes worth the cost?

We know plastic bottles are choking our planet?

US Fed interbention raises specter of '08 crisis

Ford layoffs another hint Canada is heading for peak car

Has Tim Hortons become uncool?

Bringing clarity to the sometimes world of equalization payments

Suncor building $1.4B cogeneration units in Alberta oilsands

Coal & Bitumen: Why the Norwegian pension fund is ditching the oilsands?

Why Alberta's corporate tax cut might not keep investmenbt at home

A brief explainer of the alienated West.

Is population control the answer to fixing climate change?

Frustrated oilpatch braces for more Trudeau

Renewable power will grow 50% in the next 5 years

7 reasons Canada could escape economic doom

Hazelnuts a growing concern in BC's Fraser Valley

Why Trump's tarriffs have not revitalized American steemakers?

Why are stock markets soaring amid so much uncertainty?

11 000 scientists sign declaration of climate emergency

'Truly Canadian': American-owned RONA

Fiscal and monetary policies: pros and cons

What is the difference between a command and a mixed economy?

How population affect climate change?

'Go back to your country' is a phrase that hits home in Canada, too

An introduction to U.S. stock market indeces

How do you calculate the marginal propensity to consume?

What is a seasonal industry?

Should we become a cashless society?

Free market maven: Milton Friedman

The psychology behing why people buy luxury goods

Are high-priced shoes worth the cost?

Bargain prices for oil and gas companies as the hit the discount bin

Would you share a grave?

To attract workers, construction industry goes high-tech

Big manufacturers aim to cut waste

B.C. to allow youth aged 16-17 to pre-register to vote

How do governments fight inflation?

Why Microsoft will have to race to catch up to Amazon in cloud sales

Why the Halloween industry is worth $9 billion

Kenya census: Why counting people can be controversial

Alibaba sees strong sales as Singles' day beats record

Lessons from the Great Crash of 1929 for investing in an ever-rising market

Guru Nanak: Historic Sikh celebration takes place in India and Pakistan

How Alberta pays Quebec's bill

Swedish central bank cuts off lending to Alberta over climate record

Calgary Board of Education confirms budget restrictions

How could grocery stores could produce less plastic waste

"It's pretty brutal and unforgiving": why the west should move beyond a oil patch economy

Thrifting is losing its stigma.

Menu

Search site

Contact

News Articles 2019