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Allan Maslove

Allan Maslove, PhD
Carleton University
Healthcare financing and sustainability
613-520-2600 ext. 1285 or (c) 613-866-1475 | [email protected]

Dr. Allan Maslove is a professor in the School of Public Policy and Administration at Carleton University in Ottawa.  In July 1997, Dr. Maslove was appointed as the first Dean of the new Faculty of Public Affairs and Management at Carleton, a position he held for six years.  Dr. Maslove served as the Director of Research for the Ontario Fair Tax Commission (1991-93). Dr. Maslove is the author or editor of more than 17 books and has written numerous articles in the areas of public policy and public finance.  His main areas of work have been in taxation, budgetary policy and federal-provincial fiscal relations with a particular focus on the financing of Canadian health care. He is the author of a study for the National Forum on Health entitled, “National Goals and the Federal Role in Health Care.” Maslove also wrote the introduction to a recent republication of Malcolm Taylor’s account of the origins of medicare, published by the Carleton Library Series.

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Commentaries by Dr. Allan Maslove:

Time for Ottawa to change course on healthcare
We need a meaningful federal role in Medicare
Private healthcare by stealth // Des soins de santé privés par des moyens détournés

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