Canadian Public Policy

1975 - 2022

Current editor(s): Prof. Mike Veall

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Volume 27, issue 4, 2001

Child Care, Women's Labour Market Participation and Labour Market Policy Effectiveness in Canada pp. 385-405

Linda A. White

Welfare or Work: Which is Better for Canadian Children? pp. 407-421

Rhonda Kornberger, Janet E. Fast and Deanna L. Williamson

Gender Equity within Families versus Better Targeting: An Assessment of the Family Income Supplement to Employment Insurance Benefits pp. 423-446

Shelley Phipps, Martha MacDonald and Fiona MacPhail

Projecting the Trend in the Canadian Gender Wage Gap 2001-2031: Will an Increase in Female Education Acquisition and Commitment be Enough? pp. 447-467

Michael T. Shannon and Michael P Kidd

Population Change and the Requirements for Physicians: The Case of Ontario pp. 469-485

Frank Denton, Amiram Gafni and Byron Spencer

Tax Policy as Social Policy: Canadian Tax Assistance for People with Disabilities pp. 487-501

Michael J. Prince

Reforming Canada's Financial Services Sector - What Needs to Follow from Bill C8 pp. 503-513

David W. Peters and Douglas D. Peters

Volume 27, issue 3, 2001

Setting the Terms of Reference in Environmental Assessments: Canadian Nuclear Fuel Waste Management pp. 249-266

Brenda L. Murphy and Richard G. Kuhn

Global Climate Change: Canadian Policy and the Role of Terrestrial Ecosystems pp. 267-278

Gerrit van Kooten and Grant Hauer

Tendances actuelles des politiques publiques à l'égard de l'enseignement supérieur: une analyse comparative pp. 279-295

Manuel Crespo

The Accumulation of Public Debt in Canada pp. 297-312

Ronald Kneebone and John Leach

Public Homecare Expenditures in Canada pp. 313-333

Livio Di Matteo and Rosanna Di Matteo

Lone Motherhood and Health Status pp. 335-356

Lori Curtis

Comparable Worth in Academe: Professors at Ontario Universities pp. 357-373

Judith A. McDonald and Robert Thornton

Volume 27, issue 2, 2001

Consumption Poverty in Canada, 1969 to 1998 pp. 125-149

Krishna Pendakur

Manufacturing Social Exclusion in the Home Care Market pp. 151-165

Jane Aronson and Sheila M. Neysmith

Physician Distribution and Physician Shortage Intensity in Ontario pp. 167-178

Boris Kralj

Disability Insurance and the Labour Force Participation of Older Men and Women in Canada pp. 179-194

Michele Campolieti

Consolidating a Neoliberal Policy Bloc in Canada, 1976 to 1996 pp. 195-217

William K. Carroll and Murray Shaw

Financial Flows and Places: The Case of Monreal pp. 219-233

Richard Shearmur

A Comment on "The Kyoto Protocol: Implications of a Flawed but Important Environmental Policy" pp. 235-237

Ake Blomqvist

Rejoinder to the Comments of Dr. Åke Blomqvist pp. 239-240

Sandra Rollings-Magnusson

Volume 27, issue 1, 2001

Technological Change, the Demand for Skills, and the Adequacy of their Supply pp. 1-22

Michael R. Smith

The Market Worth of Immigrants' Educational Credentials pp. 23-38

Peter S. Li

Measuring Government Growth in the Canadian Provinces: Decomposing Real Growth and Deflator Effects pp. 39-52

Louis M. Imbeau, François Pétry, Jean Crête, Geneviève Tellier and Michel Clavet

Redesigning Employment Equity in Canada: The Need to Include Men pp. 53-64

E. Echevarria and Mobinul Huq

A Proposal to Reduce the Age Discrimination in Canadian Minor Hockey pp. 65-75

William Hurley, Dan Lior and Steven Tracze

Critical Essays on Canadian Public Policy: Policies to Stem the Brain Drain - Without Americanizing Canada pp. 77-93

Jonathan R. Kesselman

How to Organize Science Funding: The New Canadian Institutes for Health Research, an Opportunity to Increase Innovation pp. 95-111

Bryan J. Poulin and Richard Gordon

Volume 26, issue s2, 2000

The Project on Trends: An Introduction pp. 1-14

William D. Coleman

Globalization, Culture and Society: The State as Place Amidst Shifting Spaces pp. 15-34

David M. Cameron and Janice Gross Stein

Canada and North American Integration pp. 35-50

George Hoberg

Governance and Policy in a Multicentric World pp. 51-72

Daniel Wolfish and Gordon Smith

Value Change and Reorientations in Citizen-State Relations pp. 73-94

Neil Nevitte

Patterns of Social Differentiation in Canada: Understanding Their Dynamics and Bridging the Gaps pp. 95-107

Danielle Juteau

Aging and Demographic Change pp. 109-122

David Cheal

Environmental Trends and Environmental Governance in Canada pp. 123-143

Edward A. Parson

Volume 26, issue s1, 2000

Structural Aspects of Unemployment in Canada: Introduction and Overview pp. 1-5

Andrew Sharpe and Timothy C. Sargent

The Performance of the 1990s Canadian Labour Market pp. 7-25

Garnett Picot and Andrew Heisz

Canadian Labour Market Developments in International Context: Flexibility, Regulation and Demand pp. 27-58

Jim Stanford

What is Happening in the Youth Labour Market in Canada? pp. 59-83

Paul Beaudry, Thomas Lemieux and Daniel Parent

Youth Unemployment in Canada, 1976-1998 pp. 85-100

Morley Gunderson, Andrew Sharpe and Steven Wald

Measuring Unemployment and Structural Unemployment pp. 101-108

W. Craig Riddell

Structural Unemployment and Technological Change in Canada, 1990-1999 pp. 109-123

Timothy C. Sargent

Macroeconomic Unemployment and Structural Unemployment pp. 125-130

Pierre Fortin

Structural Unemployment: How Important Are Labour Market Policies and Institutions? pp. 131-140

Gordon Betcherman

How Much of Canada's Unemployment is Structural? pp. 141-157

Lars Osberg and Zhengxi Lin

Is There a Skill Gap in Canada? pp. 159-174

Yves Gingras and Richard Roy

Strong Employment, Low Inflation: How Has the US Economy Done So Well? pp. 175-186

Rebecca Blank

Is the U.S. Labor Market the Model for Advanced Countries? pp. 187-200

Richard Freeman

Why has Unemployment in the Netherlands and the United Kingdom Fallen so Much? pp. 201-220

Stephen Nickell and Jan van Ours

Integrating the Unemployed Through Customized Training pp. 221-233

Sherri Torjman

Earnings Supplementation as a Means to Re-integrate the Unemployed pp. 235-256

John Greenwood

Volume 26, issue 4, 2000

Real Income, Unemployment and Subjective Well-Being: Revisiting the Costs and Benefits of Inflation Reduction in Canada pp. 399-414

Roderick Hill

Maternity and Parental Benefits in Canada: Are there Behavioural Implications? pp. 415-436

Shelley Phipps

Licensing Sex Work: Public Policy and Women's Lives pp. 437-449

Jacqueline Lewis and Eleanor Maticka-Tyndale

The Effect of the Harmonized Sales Tax on Consumer Prices in Atlantic Canada pp. 451-460

David Murrell and Weiqiu Yu

An Analysis of the Canadian Information Techology Labour Market pp. 461-475

Nicole Haggerty and Scott Schneberger

Constructing "Ethnic Canadians": The Implications for Public Policy and Inclusive Citizenship pp. 477-487

Yasmeen Abu-Laban and Daiva Stasiulis

Rebuttal to Abu-Laban and Stasiulis pp. 489-493

Rhoda E. Howard-Hassmann

Volume 26, issue 3, 2000

The Road to Innovation, Convergence or Inertia: Devolution in Housing Policy in Canada pp. 277-293

Barbara Wake Carroll and Ruth J. E. Jones

Résultats empiriques multi-pays relatifs à l'impact des cibles d'inflation sur la crédibilité de la politique monétaire pp. 295-310

Pierre St-Amant and David Tessier

Gender Differences in Language Acquisition and Employment Consequences among Southeast Asian Refugees in Canada pp. 311-330

Morton Beiser and Feng Hou

Valuing Unpaid Work in the Third Sector: The Case of Community Resources Centres pp. 331-346

Sheila Neysmith and Marge Reitsma-Street

The Kyoto Protocol: Implications of a Flawed but Important Environmental Policy pp. 347-359

Sandra Rollings-Magnusson and Robert C. Magnusson

Evidence on Grades and Grade Inflation at Ontario's Universities pp. 361-368

Paul Anglin and Ronald Meng

Magazines, Cultural Policy and Globalization: The Forced Retreat of the State? pp. 369-385

Sarah Armstrong

Volume 26, issue 2, 2000

Changing Attitudes Toward Worksharing: Evidence from Quebec pp. 141-155

Michael Huberman and Paul Lanoie

Direct Job Creation Programs: Evaluation Lessons on Cost-Effectiveness pp. 157-169

Arun S. Roy and Ging Wong

Regulation, Competition and Risk in the Market for Credit Cards pp. 171-181

Barry Scholnick

Current and Potential School System Responses to Poverty pp. 183-196

Benjamin Levin and J. Anthony Riffel

From School to Work: The Evolution of Early Labour Market Outcomes of Canadian Postsecondary Graduates pp. 197-224

Ross Finnie

Is Germany's Dual System Still a Model for Canadian Youth Apprenticeship Initiatives? pp. 225-240

Wolfgang Lehmann

Disability Expenditures in Canada, 1970-1996: Trends, Reform Efforts and a Path for the Future pp. 241-264

Michele Campolieti and John N. Lavis

Volume 26, issue 1, 2000

Are the New Child-Support Guidelines "Adequate" or "Reasonable"? pp. 1-15

Vicky Barham, Rose Anne Devlin and Chantale LaCasse

Mr. Harris, Mr. Rae and Union Activity in Ontario pp. 17-33

Felice Martinello

Taxing Hydroelectricity in Ontario pp. 35-49

David W. Gillen and Jean-Francois Wen

Health Status and Health Services Utilization of Canada's Immigrant and Non-Immigrant Populations pp. 51-75

Mireille Laroche

It's Unemployment, Stupid! Why Perceptions About the Job Situation Hurt the Liberals in the 1997 Election pp. 77-94

Richard Nadeau, André Blais, Neil Nevitte and Elisabeth Gidengil

Protection des habitats d'espèces menacées en terres privée: analyse d'instruments et de la politique canadienne pp. 95-110

Philippe Barla, Joseph A. Doucet and Jean-Daniel M. Saphores

Wither Ontario's Environment? Neo-Conservatism and the Decline of the Environment Ministry pp. 111-127

Anita Krajnc