What Is the Essence of the Equalization Principle Enshrined in the Constitution

question 8

Multiple Choice

What is the essence of the equalization principle enshrined in the Constitution Act, 1982?

• A) the federal government can spend on anything it wants, regardless of jurisdiction
• B) all provincial governments should be able to provide similar levels of public service without resorting to dramatically higher taxes than their neighbours
• C) when a provincial government falls upon hard times, other provincial governments should contribute funds directly to their recovery
• D) individual Canadians should be protected from undue hardship as the result of losing a job

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Definitions:

Organization's Values

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Ethical Problems

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RADAR Model

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Questionable Conduct

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