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Short-Termism and some Significant Challenges to the Capital Markets

“Short-termism” in how we manage our money, our capital markets, and social policy holds long-term consequences for the viability of the Canadian economy and for the next generation of Canadians. Jonathan Wellum offers his analysis of “short-termism” and the serious problems this approach is leading to in each of these spheres...

Milton Friesen

Milton Friesen, Director of Operations at Cardus, is very interested in exploring and developing organizational practices that will contribute to more effective institutions. He has invested leadership and research energy in helping organizations understand how to combine knowledge and practice to achieve their goals. Remarkable organizations invest...

Your Values & Your Dollars . . . Do They Connect?

thINK #5 is about money and about personal values, and how they matter to each other. New foundations and university chairs starting springing up everywhere, jumping on the ethics, honesty, transparency and fairness bandwagons. And there's no doubt that this was a good thing, especially in a North American culture that's more willing every day to overlook...

God the Homemaker and Recycler: A Biblical Case for a Green God

think #11 wades into the hot-button environmental issue dominating our media and our politics in recent months. But we don't examine it because of its hype or its popularity; we believe the issue has legs for much deeper reasons than the "new apocalypse" or "Suzuki morality". We kick off the conversation with a theology lesson. We believe that the Christian...