investment funds that are active in Canada, policy in the Province of Saskatchewan that has restricted ownership since 1974, and …

than the rest of Canada or the United States. This is obviously a cause for concern. Productivity is an important measure … the rest of Canada. Here, too, the explanation is likely found in diseconomies of scale due to weaker demand. For example …, the higher productivity growth in retail and wholesale trade in the rest of Canada was associated with growth in sales …

institutions with two modern ones, that of Canada and that of the European Union. We will then make an evaluation of the three …

in Canada. These new rules were embodied in National Instrument 55-104, and in contemporaneous harmonized changes to …

money demand in Canada during the period 1983–2011. To this end, I set up a vector-error correction model with an …

Economic development in Northern Canada is constrained by the cost of transportation and logistics. The limited … investment risk. As a result, the transportation solution offered by airships is gathering increased interest in northern Canada … concludes with some thoughts on necessary steps to make this technology available in northern Canada. …

This concept paper reviews the various definitions of the social economy in Canada. …

plants within a region. The emissions inventories (GECOT and AIRS for the USA and RDIS for Canada) were used as the major … variation (differences in marginal costs of removal) across emission regions. Preliminary analysis using Environment Canada … of Canada based on these cost functions. …

This article examines the long run relationship between economic growth and stock prices for Canada and the United … growth and stock prices share long run equilibrium relationship for both Canada and the U.S. The results from the VECM … indicate that for the U.S., causality runs from economic growth to stock prices but not vice versa. However for Canada, the …