Why did Martin resign as finance minister in 2002?
Disagreement with Jean Chrétien
Health issues
Lost confidence vote
Personal reasons
Answer
Paul Martin resigned as finance minister in 2002 because he disagreed with Jean Chrétien on how to handle the Canadian economy. Martin believed that the government should take a more active role in stimulating the economy, while Chrétien was more cautious and believed that the government should not intervene too much in the economy.
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