Vancouver Sun: Queen balances personal with symbolic, creating an unmatched legacy in Canada

Published on February 6, 2022

Professor Mauro Guillén, Dean of Cambridge Judge Business School, comments on monarchy legacy in Canada. 

“There is an economic case to be made for the Royal Family because a greater proportion of monarchies are among the world’s richest countries”, Professor Guillén says. 

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