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Wilson Prichard

Wilson Prichard is an associate professor at the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy at the University of Toronto, and CEO of the International Centre for Tax and Development.

Who should bear the costs of COVID-19?

  • TORONTO—This is not a normal economic crisis. The pain has been distributed unevenly—and arbitrarily. Those who have suffered most were not, for the most
Opinion | BY WILSON PRICHARD | August 17, 2020
Contrary to blanket statements that taxes would harm growth and recovery, such measures would pose little threat to the economy: if used to fund transfers to lower-income groups, who are more likely to spend their income. They may actually stimulate demand and economic recovery, writes Wilson Prichard. Photograph courtesy of Pexels

Who should bear the costs of COVID-19?

Opinion | BY WILSON PRICHARD | August 17, 2020
  • TORONTO—This is not a normal economic crisis. The pain has been distributed unevenly—and arbitrarily. Those who have suffered most were not, for the most

Who should bear the costs of COVID-19?

Opinion | BY WILSON PRICHARD | August 17, 2020
  • TORONTO—This is not a normal economic crisis. The pain has been distributed unevenly—and arbitrarily. Those who have suffered most were not, for the most
Contrary to blanket statements that taxes would harm growth and recovery, such measures would pose little threat to the economy: if used to fund transfers to lower-income groups, who are more likely to spend their income. They may actually stimulate demand and economic recovery, writes Wilson Prichard. Photograph courtesy of Pexels

Who should bear the costs of COVID-19?

  • TORONTO—This is not a normal economic crisis. The pain has been distributed unevenly—and arbitrarily. Those who have suffered most were not, for the most
Opinion | BY WILSON PRICHARD | August 17, 2020
Contrary to blanket statements that taxes would harm growth and recovery, such measures would pose little threat to the economy: if used to fund transfers to lower-income groups, who are more likely to spend their income. They may actually stimulate demand and economic recovery, writes Wilson Prichard. Photograph courtesy of Pexels

Who should bear the costs of COVID-19?

Opinion | BY WILSON PRICHARD | August 17, 2020
  • TORONTO—This is not a normal economic crisis. The pain has been distributed unevenly—and arbitrarily. Those who have suffered most were not, for the most

Who should bear the costs of COVID-19?

Opinion | BY WILSON PRICHARD | August 17, 2020
  • TORONTO—This is not a normal economic crisis. The pain has been distributed unevenly—and arbitrarily. Those who have suffered most were not, for the most
Contrary to blanket statements that taxes would harm growth and recovery, such measures would pose little threat to the economy: if used to fund transfers to lower-income groups, who are more likely to spend their income. They may actually stimulate demand and economic recovery, writes Wilson Prichard. Photograph courtesy of Pexels
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