Bouey Keeps Bank Policies With Cross-Party Support
Bank of Canada governor Gerald Bouey maintains high interest rate policy with support from both Liberal government and Conservative opposition. His annual salary is 104000 dollars.
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 02, 1982
Page
9
Bank of Canada governor Gerald Bouey maintains high interest rate policy with support from both Liberal government and Conservative opposition. His annual salary is 104000 dollars.
The piece accuses the Liberal Conservative banks alliance of backing high interest rates to curb unemployment, notes Bouey’s job protection, and cites bank contributions to parties. It also covers NDP views on Poland and calls for continued aid and dialogue, while urging restraint from superpowers in arms talks.
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