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Quebec’s relative growth performance with Ontario has always been an issue of concern for economic historians. In his … paper Pierre Fortin discusses trends in Quebec’s real domestic income relative to that in Ontario over the last half …-century. He finds that per capita real domestic income in Quebec, as a percentage of that in Ontario, fell from 78 per cent in …
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This study compares the progressivity of the income tax of Quebec and Ontario. After observing the predominance of … income taxation in Quebec and Ontario, by way of international and interprovincial comparisons and illustrating the presence … progressivity of the Quebec and Ontario tax systems for four different family situations and six levels of income. The results show …
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This study compares the progressivity of the income tax of Quebec and Ontario. After observing the predominance of … income taxation in Quebec and Ontario, by way of international and interprovincial comparisons and illustrating the presence … progressivity of the Quebec and Ontario tax systems for four different family situations and six levels of income. The results show …
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objective health of the financial preparation to retirement will be analyzed by comparing Quebec and Ontario. The relative … strategies used by the Quebec and Ontario first cohorts of baby boomers in order to assure themselves a suitable financial …
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The theory of state capacity predicts that states with powerful abilities - as long as they are constrained - can promote economic growth. Many scholars argue that post offices historically approximate state capacity and that they can be used to evaluate the state’s ability to promote...
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The theory of interventionism argues that government interventions are inherently destabilizing, which in turn helps explain the growth of government. I argue that the theory of interventionism is also useful for explaining the process of economic growth. At first, an intervention reduces living...
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