unemployment to the change in the level of labour force in Canada. Inherently, our model belongs to the class of Phillips curve … uncorrelated noise and systematic errors. Our previous model of inflation and unemployment in Canada is enhanced by the … price inflation accompanied by a substantial fall in the rate of unemployment. Therefore, the new monetary policy in Canada …

Potential links between inflation and unemployment in Canada have been examined. No consistent Phillips curve has been … between inflation, unemployment and labor force has been obtained for Canada. Similar relationships were reported previously … found likely due to strong changes in monetary policy of the Bank of Canada. However, there were two distinct periods where …

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

Canada has to do with the differential ‘purchasing power’ of their residents? Although the mean level of earnings/income per … ‘household financial health’, and use this to compare the state of affairs in the various provinces of Canada. …

satisfy demand. A large portion of the oil sands are located in Canada and this gives Canada an opportunity to improve its … economy. Since the discovery, Canada has seen a vast influx in investment for the purpose of extracting these oil deposits …

provinces. Overall, unemployment differential and income in the sending province appear to be the most important ones, with …

This paper compares policies with respect to seasonal unemployment in the five Nordic countries with Canada. A key … in spite of the weather fluctuations in seasonal unemployment were much less pronounced than in Canada. This paper … finding of this study is that unlike Canada Nordic countries do notspecifically address seasonal employment. Another was that …