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The Canadian social economy was a prominent issue in the Canadian federal budget, 2004?. It is a special cause of the Prime Minister of Canada, Paul Martin:
"...this concept of the social economy... can, I think, provide market incentives to achieve social goal?s." - http://homerdixon.com/download/conversation_paul_martin.pdf
This is a cite link deferring to the Government of Canada is an authority on this topic. It is also a refer link to the neutral point of view GFDL corpus en: wikipedia: social economy article
"...this concept of the social economy... can, I think, provide market incentives to achieve social goal?s." - http://homerdixon.com/download/conversation_paul_martin.pdf
This is a cite link deferring to the Government of Canada is an authority on this topic. It is also a refer link to the neutral point of view GFDL corpus en: wikipedia: social economy
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