My purpose today is to review the evidence and make the case that Canada and many other open economies have been well-served by a market-determined flexible exchange rate.
Should there be a general offence – either civil or criminal – for reckless trading of a financial services company? What other adjustments to the legislative framework might result in more effective enforcement action against individuals in cases of financial white collar crime? These matters require close scrutiny and careful debate, and not all should necessarily make it to the statute book.