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Uncertain economic growth and sprawl : evidence from a stochastic growth approach

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Canadian Cities as Regional Engines of Growth : Agglomeration and Amenities

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Canadian regional population growth is less understood than that of the United States. In both countries, certain regions have persistent population growth. Yet, unlike U.S. trends of amenity-driven migration away from historic urban centres, Canadian growth is more urban centric. This study...

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