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Robinson, John; Schwartz, Harvey - Department of Economics, York University - 1999

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THE ECONOMICS OF UNSYSTEMATIC PLANNING IN A RAPIDLY GROWING URBAN REGION: THE CASE OF TORONTO

Robinson, John; Schwartz, Harvey - Department of Economics, York University - 1998

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Economic growth in Toronto

Robinson, John; Schwartz, Harvey A. - In: Globalization and economic growth : a critical evaluation, (pp. 257-274). 2002

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THE NEW GOVERNMENTAL STRUCTURE OF TORONTO AND ITS RELEVANCE FOR THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT OF THE 21ST CENTURY

Schwartz, Harvey - Department of Economics, York University - 2002

The present government of Ontario has made a number of major changes in the way that municipalities are governed and financed. Some municipalities have been forced to amalgamate despite opposition from their residents. Ontario has also redistributed the responsibilities of the province and the...

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International Conference on Structural Reform and the Transformation of rganisations and Business Homerton College, University of Cambridge, U.K

SCHWARTZ, HARVEY - Department of Economics, York University - 2003

The government of Ontario has made a number of major changes in the way that municipalities are governed and financed. Some municipalities have been forced to amalgamate despite opposition from their residents. Ontario has also redistributed the responsibilities of the province and the...

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THE FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF AMALGAMATION: THE CASE OF THE CITY OF TORONTO

Schwartz, Harvey - Department of Economics, York University - 2001

The rapid population and economic growth of the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) in the late 1940?s and early 1950?s put a significant strain on the financial and administrative capabilities of the existing municipal governments. However, the existing municipalities wanted to preserve local interest...

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