Australia's housing crisis, writes Heather Scoffield, is a lot like ours, and legislators like Gary Maas may have the solution by reforming their tax code to slow down investors snapping
Norway, Schnor’way.
Canadians in search of socio-economic nirvana often end up taking their cues from Norway and other Scandinavian countries who seem to have it all when it comes to combining strong social safety nets with economic growth and prosperity.
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Norway turned oil into a trillion-dollar fortune. Why didn't Australia?
New Zealand property may be tempting Australians — but there's a major catch
Have your say: What country should New Zealand be more like?
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Housing prices would be 10% lower if Canada had kept pace with U.S., CMHC says
Have your say: Do you want house prices to go up or down?
Nudity, separate doonas: 10 things Australia should adopt from Scandinavia
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Housing tax shake-up tabled in parliament
The government hopes reforms will help young people enter the market, while critics say it will stifle supply.
Housing is as much a supply problem as it is a tax one. Until more homes are built, changing tax settings will only go so far
Australia's resources boom prompts questions about public benefit and whether Norway offers useful lessons.
While New Zealand's lack of a capital gains tax is turning heads after the federal budget, experts are urging caution.
Budget Day always brings big questions about priorities, trade-offs and what kind of country we want to be.
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