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Michael Currie thinks not: "A 100% inheritance tax is not possible, beneficial or ethical. Though such a tax is concieved with the best of intentions, it is in fact more an expression of envy and vindictiveness than a rational public policy. Moreover, because an inheritance tax is a particularly damaging tax relative to alternative state revenue sources (like a sales tax), even a partial taxation of inheritance reaps no net benefit for society."
Read the full article on Thunder Bay Indymedia
TECH SECTOR
REELING AS CURRIE SWITCHES CONTINENTS
WATERLOO
(AP) According to recent reports, University of Waterloo undergraduate
Michael Currie has signed on to work with British startup DecisionSoft
Ltd.
While the Oxford-based company was unavailable for comment at press time, Currie was quoted as saying, "I am very excited about my first trip to the British Isles, and I am looking forward to working with [DecisionSoft's] stellar development team." more...
Currie on TV this Sunday
Is cosmetic surgery acceptable for kids? Michael Currie says yes, in a TV Ontario special called "VOX Flipside".
Decide for yourself this Sunday at 6:30pm on TV Ontario.
Philosophy Essay: "Russell's Views on Proper Names" Oct 16th 2001
Philosophy Essay: "Descartes on the Infinite" Nov 19th 2001
Michael Currie's feature on TV Ontario In avi format Dec 2nd 2001
Philosophy of Mind Essay: "Pattern Theory as a Refutation of Fodor's Representational Theory of Mind" Mar 29th 2002
Public
Hearing on Hydro Privatization
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May 1, Michael Currie went to the public hearings on electricity privatization
in Ontario at the Valhalla Inn in Thunder Bay. He attempted to speak with
Chris Stockwell. more
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International
Award Winning Essay
Transatlantic Trade Disputes  In May 2001, Currie met with former WTO director-general Peter Sutherland, and European Commission President Romano Prodi, to discuss transatlantic trade liberalisation. As North America's sole representation at the event, Currie had a unique perspective to share. Read the full story here.
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Why Protectionism Sells Mises.org Wed
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