By Ronald Kneebone and Kenneth McKenzie

When the Klein government took office in 1993 they had one goal, to balance the budget without raising taxes. "The Process of Institutional Reform in Alberta" by Ronald Kneebone and Kenneth McKenzie outlines how the Klein government achieved the impossible; balancing Alberta's budget without increasing taxes.

The authors interviewed 48 individuals including members of the government, civil servants, bureaucrats and various other stakeholders. The general theme of these interviews was the process behind the cutbacks and insti

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Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)