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.0% in 2000), this paper examines Quebec's roles in the life-time interprovincial migration of the Canada-born elderly, the …, we found that Quebec ended up with an overall net loss of 4.9% of Canada-born elderly lifetime migrants, which was highly … was rooted in the cultural disharmony between Quebec and the rest of Canada as well as Quebec's relative shortage of good …
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.0% in 2000), this paper examines Quebec's roles in the life-time interprovincial migration of the Canada-born elderly, the …, we found that Quebec ended up with an overall net loss of 4.9% of Canada-born elderly lifetime migrants, which was highly … was rooted in the cultural disharmony between Quebec and the rest of Canada as well as Quebec's relative shortage of good …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10005635292
Quebec, as most Western societies, is facing the ageing of its population, producing many economic, political and social impacts. One solution often considered is to rely on immigration to reduce, delay or even counter certain consequences. For this purpose, replacement migration is sometimes...
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caregivers. Using Statistics Canada Life Paths micro-simulation model, these projections incorporate disability rates and the …
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Statistics Canada surveys. In particular, demographic census data were used for the period covering 1971-2001, as well as the …
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In the forthcoming decades, population aging will generate major challenges in our society. In particular, the financial security of future pensioners constitutes an important issue. This paper will examine the financial planning for retirement of the Quebec first cohorts of baby boomers born in...
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The paper reviews evidence that suggests that, over the coming two decades, people are likely to stay in the work force at least five years longer, possibly by considerably more. The implications for policy are surprisingly large and surprisingly unrecognized. Recent trends, if extended into the...
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Like many industrialized countries, Canada is experiencing significant population aging and this phenomenon, inherited …
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Little comparative research exists on health experiences and conditions of minority groups in Canada and the United …. Logistic regression analysis of data from the 2002–2003 Joint Canada/United States Survey of Health shows that the joint effect … largely insignifi cant in Canada but considerable in the U.S. Non-White native and foreign-born Americans within both 45-to-64 …
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First Nation (Native Indian) people in Canada have higher incidences of every major disease than do the Canadian … treatment strategies as an appropriate approach to the health problems of Canada's First Nation communities. …
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