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A growing trend toward knowledge work in Canada

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Different strokes for different folks: examining the effects of computerization on Canadian workers

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A growing trend toward knowledge work in Canada

Lavoie, Marie; Roy, Richard; Therrien, Pierre - In: Research policy : policy and management studies of … 32 (2003) 5, pp. 827-844

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Trends in foreign direct investment and joint ventures : their impact on technological accumulation and competition in Canada in the 1980s

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Is it worth doing a science or technology degree in Canada? ; Empirical evidence and policy implications

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The occupational dynamics of recent Canadian engineering graduates inside and outside the bounds of technology

Lavoie, Marie; Finnie, Ross - In: Research Policy 27 (1998) 2, pp. 143-158

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The Early Careers of Engineers and the Accumulation of Skills in the Canadian Economy

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The Early Careers Of Engineers And The Accumulation Of Skills In The Canadian Economy

Lavoie, Marie; Finnie, Ross - In: Economics of Innovation and New Technology 7 (1998) 1, pp. 53-59

Engineering knowledge has an important component (the tacit dimension) that is acquired, developed, and enhanced through practical experience, or — conversely — that is never obtained or is lost due to the lack of such on-the-job applications. In this paper, we investigate various dimensions...

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The occupational dynamics of recent Canadian engineering graduates inside and outside the bounds of technology

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