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Two distinct issues are addressed. First, we explore earnings and employment outcome differences across categories of the immigrant selection system and directly link the points system to these outcomes, which is relatively rare in Canadian research. Second, the appropriateness of alternative...
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The Financial Crisis accelerated a latent Fiscal Crisis that had been brewing in many Western countries. The paper outlines the causes of the Financial Crisis, and how this increased expenditure and reduced revenues for many Western governments. But these additional fiscal stresses merely...
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The paper develops a theoretical framework to measure the effective federal and provincial sales tax rates for final demand commodities. The results show that non-neutralities exist not only in the federal sales tax but also in other taxes in the Canadian commodity tax system. One of the most...
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This paper evaluates the efficiency of flow-through shares as an after-tax financing instrument. This instrument was designed to assist non-taxable mining and petroleum companies in benefiting from various tax incentives given to these sectors. Efficiency is measured here as the ratio of the...
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This paper is an attempt to evaluate the way the monetary policy in the United States influences the behavior of the Canadian economy. The analysis of this question is approached by estimating a simple reduced form model of the Canadian economy where try to find the extent to which nominal...
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While previous analysis of the consumer credit market have allowed for a rationing of funds between potential borrowers by means of models reflecting the retail market for funds, this paper examines the consumer credit market from the perspective of the derived demand for funds by the financial...
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