Federalism and the Canadian Economic Union

Frontmatter -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Contributors -- Part One: Theory and concepts -- 1. Securing the Canadian economic union: federalism and internal barriers to trade / S. Prichard, J. Robert / Benedickson, Jamie -- 2. Analytical perspectives on the Canadian economic union / Courchene, Thomas J. -- 3. Political structure and the pursuit of economic objectives / Melvin, J.R. -- Part Two: Evidence -- 4. Induced distortions of interprovincial activity: an overview of issues / Whalley, John -- 5. The impact of federal policies on interprovincial activity / Whalley, John -- 6. Provincially induced barriers to trade in Canada: a survey / Trebilcock, Michael J. / Whalley, John / Rogerson, Carol / Ness, Ian -- Part Three: Comparative perspectives -- 7. Government procurement policies: GATT, the EEC, and the United States / Graham, W.C. -- 8. Regulation of industrial subsidies in the EEC, the United States, and GATT / Schwartz, Warren F. -- 9. Fiscal harmonization in the United States, Australia, West Germany, Switzerland, and the EEC / Thirsk, Wayne R. -- 10. Personal mobility in the United States and the EEC / Laskin, John B. -- Part Four: Proposals ans conclusions -- 11. Existing and proposed constitutional constraints on provincially induced barriers to economic mobility in Canada / Penny, Michael / Trebilcock, Michael J. / Laskin, John B. -- 12. Summary and implications