博客來The Economic Comeback is a clear-eyed examination of why Quebec’s economic performance has lagged-and what can realistically be done to reverse it. Drawing on history, policy analysis, and lived experience, Gary Charles explores how governance, language policy, infrastructure, health care, and economic incentives intersect to shape long-term prosperity.
Rather than relying on ideology or slogans, the book focuses on structural barriers that suppress growth and discourage investment, while highlighting pragmatic reforms that respect Quebec’s distinct identity. Topics include public-sector inefficiencies, labor rigidity, infrastructure dysfunction, language regulation, and the hidden economic costs of political inertia.
Written for policymakers, business leaders, and engaged citizens, The Economic Comeback offers a constructive roadmap for renewal-arguing that Quebec’s future success depends not on abandoning its values, but on modernizing the systems meant to protect them.
