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Vincent Geloso states that Quebec provides more subsidies than what would be expected based on its share of the Canadian economy and population. According to Geloso, this trend has persisted since around 1970. He adds that without these corporate subsidies, Quebec would compare favorably to countries such as Singapore and Switzerland, but instead, aligns with the broader Canadian approach.
Geloso has previously commented on the global reach of major U.S. fortunes, noting that the wealth of Rockefeller, Carnegie and Astor often included significant international assets. He has also compared national policy approaches, writing that Canadian agencies such as Statistics Canada address CPI bias more effectively than agencies in the U.S. These ongoing notes highlight Geloso’s focus on comparative economic policy and historical context.