Canadian Public Policy

1975 - 2022

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Volume 11, issue s1, 1985

Western Transition: The Economic Future of the West: Introduction pp. 268-282

Melville McMillan

L'Ouest en Transition: L'Avenir Économique de l'Ouest Canadien: Introduction pp. 275-282

Melville McMillan

Competing Models of Western Growth: Continued Specialization in Resources or Greater Diversification pp. 283-289

Neil M. Swan

The Prairie Grain Industry in Western Transition pp. 290-293

Colin Carter and R. M. A. Lyons

The Changing Economics of the Western Livestock Industry pp. 294-300

William Kerr

Western Canadian Agriculture: Prospects, Problems and Policy pp. 301-309

Terrence S. Veeman and Michele M. Veeman

Comments on the Council's View of the Forest Industry pp. 310-314

H. V. Lewis

The Forest Tenure System as a Constraint on Efficient Timber Management: Problems and Solutions pp. 315-320

David L. Haley

Market Power and the Saskatchewan Potash Industry pp. 321-328

David Anderson

Western Transition in Manufacturing: A Perspective from Sectors in Manitoba pp. 329-334

Norman E. Cameron, James M. Dean and Walter S. Good

Developing the West's Manufacturing Potential: The Role of Provincial Governments pp. 335-338

E. J. Robertson

Transportation Policies and the Western Transition pp. 339-343

Waters W. G.

The Service Sector: Engine of Growth? pp. 344-350

Neil M. Swan

Can Growth in the Service Sector Rescue Western Canada? pp. 351-353

James J. McCrae

The Service Sector and Western Economic Growth pp. 354-360

Robert Mansell

Prospects and Policies for Western Canadian Growth pp. 361-364

Brian L. Scarfe

Reflections on Western Transition pp. 365-370

Neil M. Swan and David W. Slater

Strategy for Energy Policy: Introduction pp. 371-376

Lawrence Copithorne and Alan MacFayden

Strategy for Energy Policy: Introduction pp. 372-382

Lawrence Copithorne and Alan MacFayden

Une Strategie Energetique Pour Demain: Introduction pp. 377-382

Lawrence Copithorne and Alan MacFayden

Contrasting Policy Reactions: A Reader's Guide pp. 383-396

Thomas D'Aquino

Hydrocarbon Supply Costs pp. 397-401

Maris Uffelmann

Financing Oil and Gas Exploration and Development Activity pp. 402-406

Brian L. Scarfe

Economics of In-Situ Oilsands Production: Some Implications for Public Policy pp. 407-414

Jack Ruitenbeek

Canadian Natural Gas Export Pricing Behaviour pp. 415-426

G. C. Watkins and Leonard Waverman

Financial Policies in the Canadian Electric Utility Sector: Origins, Practices, and Questions pp. 427-437

R. C. Zuker and M. H. Pastor

Energy Conservation and Energy Strategy: A Connection Not Made pp. 438-442

David B. Brooks

The Future of Energy Conservation and Alternative Energies: Opportunities and Barriers pp. 443-454

Serge Dupont and Steven G. Diener

An Economic Evaluation of Methanol Blends in Canadian Markets pp. 455-464

Robert Mansell and Barbara A. Jordan

Revenue Sharing and the Efficient Valuation of Natural Resources pp. 465-478

Lawrence Copithorne, Alan MacFayden and Bruce Bell

Energy Deregulation and Uncertain World Oil Prices: What Are the Connections? pp. 479-491

John Helliwell, Mary E. MacGregor, Robert N. McRae and Andre Plourde

Volume 11, issue 4, 1985

Reform of Exhaustible Resource Taxation pp. 649-658

Robert Cairns

Evidence of 'Tax' Farming: Tests Using Differential Land Assessments for BC Farms pp. 659-664

Douglas Allen

Approaches to the Protection of Agricultural Land in Quebec and Ontario: Highways and Byways pp. 665-676

Jane Matthews Glenn

Canadian Content and the Nationalism of Applebaum-Hébert pp. 677-683

Richard Handler

Affirmative Action and Visible Minorities: Eight Premises in Quest of Evidence pp. 684-700

Conrad Winn

Public Aid to Ontario's Independent Schools pp. 701-710

Edwin G. West

The Air-launched Cruise Missile and Canadian Arms Control Policy pp. 711-730

John Barrett and Douglas Ross

The Impact of Public Policy on Locational Decision-making by Industrial Firms pp. 731-744

J. Rick Ponting and Nigel Waters

Are the Bishops Taking Us Back to Adam Smith? pp. 745-748

Melvin L. Cross

A Workers' Charter: What Do We Mean by Rights? [Workers' Rights and Freedoms] pp. 749-755

R. E. Bilson

Volume 11, issue 3, 1985

Prostitution: A Critical Analysis of Three Policy Approaches pp. 493-503

Frances M. Shaver

Physicians and Medicare: Professional Ideology and Canadian Health Care Policy pp. 504-521

H. Michael Stevenson and A. Paul Williams

Northern Hydroelectric Development in an Optimal Expansion Program for Ontario Hydro pp. 522-532

Andrew Muller and P. J. George

Does Canada's Election Act Impede Voters' Access to Information pp. 533-542

Kristian S. Palda

Rent Control in Toronto: Tentant Rationing and Tenant Benefits pp. 543-550

George Fallis and Lawrence B. Smith

Maternity Benefits and Unemployment Insurance: A Question of Policy Design pp. 551-560

Leslie A. Pal

An Official-Languages Policy for Ontario pp. 561-577

Don Cartwright

Between Europe and America, Ottawa and the Provinces: Regulating Toxic Substances in Canada pp. 578-590

Thomas L. Ilgen

Rent Seeking, Deregulation and Regulatory Reform pp. 591-601

Robert Cairns

The 1985 Federal Budget: Macroeconomic and Fiscal Effects pp. 602-616

Thomas A. Wilson and Mary E. MacGregor

Review of "Building Better Pensions for Canadians." pp. 617-622

Antal Deutsch

Changing Canada's Constitutional Amending Formula: A Comment pp. 623-624

Eric Mintz

Note on Social Service Provision in Canada [Privatized Social Service Systems: Lessons from Ontario Children's Services] pp. 625-628

Sheldon L. Rahn and Douglas L. McCready

The Social Discount Rate: Jenkins vs. Lind pp. 629-630

R. W. Wright

Volume 11, issue 2, 1985

The Burden of Unemployment in Canada pp. 143-160

R. Paul Shaw

The Supreme Court and Federal-Provincial Relations: The Political Use of Legal Resources pp. 161-170

Peter H. Russell

Restraint and Labour Relations: The Case of British Columbia pp. 171-179

Mark Thompson

University Graduates, Jobs, and University-Industry Linkages pp. 180-195

Joel Novek

Le regime d'epargne-actions du Quebec: mal reellement necessaire? (With English summary.) pp. 196-205

Michel Boucher

Some Myths and Realities Concerning Canada's Recent Productivity Slowdown, and Their Policy Implications pp. 206-217

Michael J. Daly and P. Someshwar Rao

La politique de la delegation des actes professionnels au Quebec. (With English summary.) pp. 218-226

Gilles Dussault

Quebec's Asbestos Policy: A Preliminary Assessment pp. 227-240

A. Brian Tanguay

How Effective Are Canada's Direct Tax Incentives for R and D? pp. 241-246

Edwin Mansfield and Lorne Switzer

Volume 11, issue 1, 1985

The 1982 Plebiscite on Division of the Northwest Territories: Regional Government and Federal Policy pp. 1-15

Frances Abele and Mark O. Dickerson

House Prices: Under RRAPS? pp. 16-25

Jonathan H. Mark and Michael A. Goldberg

Provincial Government Taxation of Clothing and Footwear: Revenue and Equity Aspects pp. 26-39

James Feehan

Policy-making by Exegesis: The Abolition of 'Mandatory Retirement' in Manitoba pp. 40-53

Thomas Flanagan

Regional Variations in Worksharing: The Case of Newfoundland pp. 54-63

Graeme Lang

Observations on the Politics of Assessment: The Captan Case pp. 64-76

Liora Salter

The Arms Race and Military Keynesianism pp. 77-92

John M. Treddenick

Housing Strategies of Resource Firms in Western Canada pp. 93-106

Lawrence T. Pinfield and Lois D. Etherington

Increasing Incumbency? [Comment] pp. 107-110

Michael Krashinsky and William J. Milne

Les peches maritimes: repartition et federalisme nouveaux pp. 111-112

Marcel Daneau

The Manitoba Basic Annual Income Data Base pp. 113-114

Greg Mason

Mortgage Rate Insurance and the Canadian Mortgage Market: Some Further Reflections pp. 115-117

James Pesando and Stuart M. Turnbull

Some Questions of Principle pp. 118-125

William Watson

Cabinet Control of the Public Service pp. 126-128

Conrad Winn