By comparing funding and expenditure data, Indigenous healthcare access data, and Indigenous healthcare outcomes data between provinces/territories, this study aimed to closely examine how different models and approaches of healthcare governance influence health outcomes. Each of the ten...

The case for capital account liberalization has been the centre of outgoing debate. This paper discusses both the short term and longer term flows (FDI). This paper is divided into 5 sections. Section 1 presents the claims of neoclassical economists who believe that the case for free trade is...

Canada is a bilingual and bi-jurisdictional country. Most provinces and territories are mainly English speaking and have common law as the basis for their legal system. The exception is the province of Quebec which is governed by civil law and where the majority speaks French. However, it must...

Observers of Russian state market relations typically consider the state as an entity engaged in creating rent-seeking opportunities for bureaucrats or for the most powerful economic interests. The trajectory and outcomes of electricity sector reforms demonstrate the limits of this perspective...

This paper estimates the influence of the service sector's liberalization on service flows in transition economies and on productivity of the Russian industry that uses these services as intermediate consumption. Empirical analysis of the international statistics shows that service trade between...