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Miles Corak
ContributorProfessor of economicsOttawa, Canada
miles.corak@uottawa.ca

Miles Corak is a contributing writer for The Globe and Mail. He is a professor of economics with the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs at the University of Ottawa and maintains his own blog at milescorak.com.

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opinion
Ottawa is struggling to be a just-in-time government
Miles Corak
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Our incomes may have grown, but lower earners are still losing
Miles Corak
Miles Corak
opinion
Why Canada should foster a ‘second-chance’ society
Miles Corak
Miles Corak
opinion
Obama will talk about inequality, but is America too divided to listen?
Miles Corak
Miles Corak
In Canadian employment numbers, a million is not enough
What will happen to commodity prices?
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This refundable tax credit could reduce income inequality
Miles Corak
Miles Corak
opinion
How to stay ahead of the Gatsby curve
Miles Corak and Mark Stabile
Miles Corak
opinion
The decline of the U.S. middle class is a Canadian story too
Miles Corak
Miles Corak
economy lab
Unemployment: Forced or voluntary? Financial crisis revives an old debate
opinion
Temporary foreign workers? More like permanent government nuisance
Miles Corak
Miles Corak
Committee studying income inequality must find line between politics of envy and privilege
How much confidence should we have in Canada’s jobs numbers?
Three predictions for Statscan’s January jobs numbers
Canada’s employment landscape: recovery and hidden weakness
economy lab
‘The natural rate’ being ignored in jobs talk
Don’t shoot the pollsters - it’s just probabilities
Canada’s jobs market: Not bad, but could be better
‘Surge’ in top incomes demands a response
How ‘Occupy’ gave a voice to inequality