Governing Public Anchor Enterprises: Division of Powers and Capture Resistance
A public institutional-design analysis of how public anchor enterprises can resist capture, mandate drift, political off-switches, and incumbent pressure.
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Public Anchor Enterprises: Yardstick Competition and Essential Markets
A public analysis of strategic public anchor enterprises, yardstick competition, essential markets, and where public or mission-locked capacity can discipline private pricing without replacing the whole market.
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SUMMARY — International Tax Competitiveness
The morning commute for Elena, a senior software engineer in Toronto, begins not with the sound of traffic, but with the quiet anxiety of reviewing her latest pay stub. After years of rigorous education and long hours contributing to Canada’s growing tech sector, she finds herself navigating a complex labyrinth of federal and provincial deductions, credits, and marginal rates.
SUMMARY — Digital Trade and Internet Governance
In the quiet, snow-dusted municipality of a remote northern community, a local health clinic relies on a cloud-based electronic health record system hosted on servers located in the United States. For the clinic administrator, the seamless integration of this digital tool has revolutionized patient care, allowing for instant access to medical histories and reducing administrative burdens. However, the administrator harbors a persistent, low-level anxiety regarding data sovereignty.