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For all the ways the pandemic affected the economy (microchip shortages!), there is now an equal and opposite reaction (oversupply!). Felix Salmon, author of the upcoming book "The Phoenix Economy" talks to Paul Haavardsrud about the pandemic's ripple effects and why he sees lots of reasons to be hopeful.
As this $26-billion dollar deal plays out, the federal government is also reviewing Canada's competition laws. Including whether the Competition Bureau can do right by Canadians in 2023 while working under laws that were drafted in 1986. Paul Haavardsrud talks to McMaster University's Vass Bednar about Rogers-Shaw and what the review could mean for big companies getting bigger in this country.
Rogers is that much closer to buying Shaw after the Competition Tribunal overruled the Competition Bureau's bid to scuttle the deal. But now, the Competition Bureau is appealing the decision so the whole thing is going to appeals court before maybe landing on the federal industry minister's desk for final approval. Phew! That's a lot of details, so Tracy Johnson talks to Paul Haavardsrud to sort out where this thing is at and why it matters.
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