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The authors say Quebec’s efforts to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions must face some key facts. First, the possibilities of an effective reduction of GHG emissions through the substitution of one energy source for another are limited in Quebec. Second, Quebec’s era of low-cost...
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incomes. This paper assesses the net welfare benefit of mobility by assuming both a social aversion to inequality in permanent … and on the inequality of income across individuals. Using panel data, we find that Canada's tax system limits … income equalizing effect of taxes can reach up to 23 percent of mean income at the higher values of inequality aversion that …
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increase. Changes in the composition of the workforce explain less than 25% of the rise in wage inequality. However …
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incomes. This paper assesses the net welfare benefit of mobility by assuming both a social aversion to inequality in permanent … and on the inequality of income across individuals. Using panel data, we find that Canada's tax system limits … income equalizing effect of taxes can reach up to 23 percent of mean income at the higher values of inequality aversion that …
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increase. Changes in the composition of the workforce explain less than 25% of the rise in wage inequality. However …
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increase. Changes in the composition of the workforce explain less than 25% of the rise in wage inequality. However …
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increase. Changes in the composition of the workforce explain less than 25% of the rise in wage inequality. However …
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