Jim Balsillie

This is economics. This is economics 101.

This is economics. This is economics 101.

This is economics. This is economics 101.

Let's say carbon... Well, he thinks they're scarce enough to show capital, and he wants to transition to a green economy. Right, right. Which is what we're going to go to in the next part of this discussion.

Let's say carbon... Well, he thinks they're scarce enough to show capital, and he wants to transition to a green economy. Right, right. Which is what we're going to go to in the next part of this discussion.

Let's say carbon... Well, he thinks they're scarce enough to show capital, and he wants to transition to a green economy. Right, right. Which is what we're going to go to in the next part of this discussion.

And thus we'll import what we're bad at. Right. And we'll export what we're good at. That's right. Right. Which is a path towards... 40 cents to the American dollar in terms of GDP. And he says that will lead to an innovation transition. And that is true because when you price something, you signal to the market, bring in something else. Yeah.

And thus we'll import what we're bad at. Right. And we'll export what we're good at. That's right. Right. Which is a path towards... 40 cents to the American dollar in terms of GDP. And he says that will lead to an innovation transition. And that is true because when you price something, you signal to the market, bring in something else. Yeah.

And thus we'll import what we're bad at. Right. And we'll export what we're good at. That's right. Right. Which is a path towards... 40 cents to the American dollar in terms of GDP. And he says that will lead to an innovation transition. And that is true because when you price something, you signal to the market, bring in something else. Yeah.

And that's fine, that will affect a green transition, but he's using a closed economy model that says Canada will get its fair share of that transition. But it's- Which we haven't. We've had decade, we've had poll positions in these systems over decades. We've got really smart people. We've invented really good ideas.

And that's fine, that will affect a green transition, but he's using a closed economy model that says Canada will get its fair share of that transition. But it's- Which we haven't. We've had decade, we've had poll positions in these systems over decades. We've got really smart people. We've invented really good ideas.

And that's fine, that will affect a green transition, but he's using a closed economy model that says Canada will get its fair share of that transition. But it's- Which we haven't. We've had decade, we've had poll positions in these systems over decades. We've got really smart people. We've invented really good ideas.

We spent tens and tens of billions of dollars and we have 10 cents on the dollar to show for our dollar. And he has nothing to say about how we're going to resolve that dichotomy.

We spent tens and tens of billions of dollars and we have 10 cents on the dollar to show for our dollar. And he has nothing to say about how we're going to resolve that dichotomy.

We spent tens and tens of billions of dollars and we have 10 cents on the dollar to show for our dollar. And he has nothing to say about how we're going to resolve that dichotomy.

So that we get some of the money for our deficit. And in his book, he has one sentence on IP right near the end says intellectual property is becoming increasingly important to companies and therefore we need to enforce it better to protect their investments. And that's it. Yeah, right.

So that we get some of the money for our deficit. And in his book, he has one sentence on IP right near the end says intellectual property is becoming increasingly important to companies and therefore we need to enforce it better to protect their investments. And that's it. Yeah, right.

So that we get some of the money for our deficit. And in his book, he has one sentence on IP right near the end says intellectual property is becoming increasingly important to companies and therefore we need to enforce it better to protect their investments. And that's it. Yeah, right.

That's a drive-by nothing burger in the most structural change that I talked about happen, where he's been a central... So he's a central actor in attention to intellectual property.

That's a drive-by nothing burger in the most structural change that I talked about happen, where he's been a central... So he's a central actor in attention to intellectual property.