SPP Technical Papers

2010 - 2022

From The School of Public Policy, University of Calgary
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2022, month July, vol 15

Mitigating Non-Tariff Measures in Agriculture: Preferential Trade Agreements and Conversations

May Yeung

2022, month June, vol 15

Carbon Credit Systems in Alberta Agriculture

Sarah Van Wyngaarden

2022, month April, vol 15

Carbon-Credit Systems in Agriculture: A Review of Literature

Nimanthika Lokuge and Sven Anders

2020, month June, vol 13

Starting from Scratch: A Micro-Costing Analysis for Public Dental Care in Canada

Thomas Christopher Lange

2019, month September, vol 12

The Effect of Corporate Income Tax on the Economic Growth Rates of the Canadian Provinces

Ergete Ferede and Bev Dahlby

2017, month June, vol 10

Where in the World are Canadian Oil and Gas Companies? An Introdcution to the Project

Niloo Hojjati, Kai Horsfield and Shantel Jordison

2016, month December, vol 9

Municipal Revenue Generation and Sprawl: Implications for the Calgary and Edmonton Metropolitan Regions Derived from an Extension of "Causes of Sprawl"

Melville McMillan

2016, month October, vol 9

From Impact Assessment to the Policy Cycle: Drawing Lessons from the EU's Better-Regulation Agenda

Andrea Renda

2016, month May, vol 9

Efficient Metropolitan Resource Allocation

Richard Arnott

2016, month April, vol 9

A Survey of the Literature on Local Content Policies in the Oil and Gas Industry in East Africa

Chilenye Nwapi

2013, month November, vol 6

The Timing and Direction of Statutory Tax Rate Changes by the Canadian Provinces

Ergete Ferede, Bev Dahlby and Ebenezer Adjeic

2010, month March

Measuring Effective Tax Rates For Oil and Gas in Canada

Jack Mintz

2010, month February

Understanding the Political Economy of the Evolution and Future of Single-Payer Public Health Insurance in Canada

John Emery