Dexter Samida

Dexter Samida is a former research economist at The Fraser Institute. He majored in economics at the University of Saskatchewan, from which he received his B.Comm. (high honours) with Great Distinction in 1997. He obtained his M.A. in Economics from the University of Toronto in 1998. In the summer of 1997, he worked as an intern at The Fraser Institute, where did research on taxation in Canada. He has written articles on economic freedom and poverty, and consumerism. Mr Samida is a native of rural Saskatchewan.

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Alberta’s record-breaking gains in economic freedom already under threat

January 27, 2004 | By: Amela Karabegovic, Fred McMahon, Dexter Samida and Glenn Mitchell

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Lack of economic freedom costs individual Canadians thousands of dollars each year

December 10, 2002 | By: Amela Karabegovic, Fred McMahon, Dexter Samida, Glenn Mitchell and Chris Schlegel

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Flat Tax: Principles and Issues

May 14, 2001 | By: Jason Clemens, Joel Emes, Patrick Basham and Dexter Samida

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1999 Private Charitable Generosity index

December 1, 1999 | By: Jason Clemens and Dexter Samida

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A Hand Out Instead of a Hand Up: Where Foreign Aid Fails

July 1, 1999 | By: Dexter Samida

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Provincial Economic Freedom in Canada 1981-1998

January 1, 1999 | By: Faisal Arman, Dexter Samida and Michael Walker

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