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POLL: Most people disagree with Premier Ford on whether carbon tax will cause a recession
Organization: Clean Energy CanadaPublished 2019
Polling & Social Science
According to a Clean Energy Canada / Abacus Data nationwide poll:
- Few Canadians (19%) expect a recession next year. If there were to be one, most (63%) say it would likely have more to do with global economic trends than domestic policies.
- When told Premier Ford warned the federal carbon tax would cause a recession in Ontario, almost two out of three across the country (64%), and in Ontario (63%), disagreed, believing he was overstating the impact.
- When respondents were presented with a question which noted that many economists had offered a contrary view, namely that the impact of the tax would be too small to cause a recession, even more people (73% in Ontario, 74% across Canada) rejected Mr. Ford’s contention.

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