Peter St. Onge

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Peter St. Onge is a visiting fellow at The Heritage Foundation.

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BIOGRAPHY

Peter St. Onge, PhD, is an economist and public policy expert recognized for his clear, data‑driven analysis of taxation, monetary policy, and government regulation. He earned his doctorate in Economics from George Mason University and holds a bachelor’s degree in economics and political science from McGill University. Before entering the policy arena, St. Onge worked in corporate marketing and strategy and served as an assistant professor of International Trade and Marketing at Feng Chia University in Taiwan. His international experience spans Mexico, Brazil, Canada, and Japan, contributing to his global perspective on economic issues and allowing him to converse in five languages.

St. Onge has held research and fellowship positions at leading free‑market institutions, including The Heritage Foundation, the Montreal Economic Institute, and the Mises Institute. His commentary and research have appeared in major outlets such as The Wall Street JournalThe Globe and MailThe Financial PostBusiness InsiderBloomberg, and CoinDesk. He has authored numerous policy papers, journal articles, and book chapters addressing inflation, financial regulation, technology policy, and economic freedom. Today, he is widely known for his accessible explanations of complex economic trends, particularly through his daily economics briefs that reach an audience of over 300,000.

Summary

Peter St. Onge is an economist and public policy expert who focuses on taxation, monetary policy, and government regulation.

He earned a PhD in Economics from George Mason University and bachelor’s degrees from McGill University.

His commentary and research have appeared in The Wall Street Journal, The Globe and Mail, The Financial Post, Business Insider, Bloomberg, and CoinDesk.

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    Peter St. Onge | EJ Antoni
    Canada is headed for yet another recession, and their globalist prime minister is blaming immigrants—but not in the way you’d expect. He’s not pointing to the millions of people from the third world who flooded in, gutting wages and driving home prices to Hong Kong levels. Instead, it’s the opposite. The immigrants that Liberals imported…
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    1 in 3 Dollars Earned Goes to Taxes. Why?

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    Jerome Powell Gets His First Subpoena

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    Trump Provides Solution to Housing Crisis

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    The Economic Mess the Biden-Harris Admin Is Leaving for Trump

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    How to Reduce Housing Costs

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    Trump’s Bank Deregulation

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    Why Is American Health Care So Bad?

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    Putting the BS in BLS: The Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Made-Up Job Numbers

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    Trump Threatens Tariffs

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    Last, Best Hope to Lasso National Debt?

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    Pentagon Loses Track of $2.5 Trillion

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    Trump Can Fire 2.9 Million Federal Workers

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