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Creating perception of a crisis to sell the huge tax on income trusts in 2006

By creating the perception of crisis—when none in fact existed—the Harper government made it easier to sell an extreme policy action to voters, one that effectively eliminated a useful form of business organization.

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October 7, 2011

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