Canadian Public Policy

1975 - 2022

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Volume 9, issue 4, 1983

Legal Considerations in Canadian Cannabis Policy pp. 419-433

R. Solomon, E. Single and P. Erickson

Not Much to Crow about: A Primer on the Statutory Grain Freight Rate Issue pp. 434-445

Kenneth H. Norrie

L'aide aux mines d'or ou Les silences du fantome de Bretton Woods. (With English summary.) pp. 446-457

Pierre Lasserre

Canada's New Equalization Program: Description and Evaluation pp. 458-475

Thomas J. Courchene

Housing Assistance and Maintenance for the Metis in Northern Saskatchewan pp. 476-486

Robert M. Bone and Milford B. Green

The Political Economy of Benefit-Cost Analysis: Evaluating STOL Air Transport for Canada pp. 487-498

Walter Hettich

Regional Disparities-Once Again [Regional Dependency in Canada] pp. 499-505

William J. Woodfine

Volume 9, issue 3, 1983

The New Oil Price Scenario [Symposium] pp. 281-282

John Vanderkamp

Le Nouveau Scenario pour les Prix du Petrole pp. 282-283

John Vanderkamp

The National Energy Program Meets Falling World Oil Prices pp. 284-296

John Helliwell, Mary E. MacGregor and Andre Plourde

Prospects for the Development of Mineable Oil Sands pp. 297-303

John E. Feick

International Financial Stability in the New Oil Price Scenarios pp. 304-313

Edward P. Neufeld

The Case Against Métis Aboriginal Rights pp. 314-325

Thomas Flanagan

The Proposed Charter for a Civilian Intelligence Agency: An Appraisal pp. 326-337

Peter H. Russell

Budgetary Time Bombs: Controlling Government Loan Guarantees pp. 338-346

Carliss Baldwin, Donald Lessard and Scott Mason

Business and Budgeting: Recent Proposals for Reforming the Revenue Budgetary Process pp. 347-361

Robert Young

Federal Lending Programs for Small Business: No Longer Needed? pp. 362-373

James Hatch, Larry Wynant and Mary Jane Grant

The Catholic Bishops and Canadian Public Policy pp. 374-382

A. M. C. Waterman

The Federal Budget and Medium-Term Economic Strategy pp. 383-389

John Grant and Irene Ip

Medium-Term Fiscal Planning for Recovery pp. 390-397

Thomas A. Wilson and D. Peter Dungan

Reverse Annuity Mortgages and Recent Tax Changes pp. 398

Michael Daly and Alan Macnaughton

A Comment on 'Planning for Remote Communities: A Case Study of Housing Need Assessment.' pp. 399-400

William J. Henderson and Keith Long

Volume 9, issue 2, 1983

Population Aging and Future Health Costs in Canada pp. 155-163

Frank Denton and Byron Spencer

The Impact of the 1979 Unemployment Insurance Amendments pp. 164-173

Charles Beach and Stephan Kaliski

Revenue Sharing and the Equlization of Natural Resource Revenues pp. 174-180

Robin Boadway, Frank Flatters and A. Leblanc

The Recapitalization of Crown Corporations pp. 181-188

E. G. Davis and P. B. Mokkelbost

Neutral Taxation and Provincial Mineral Royalties: The Manitoba Metallic Minerals and Saskatchewan Uranium Royalties pp. 189-199

O. Yul Kwon

Second Thoughts on Tariff Bureaus pp. 200-209

James J. McRae and David M. Prescott

Deregulating Canada's Airlines: Grounded by False Assumptions pp. 210-222

G. B. Reschenthaler and W. T. Stanbury

Consumer Complaint Behavior and Third Party Mediation pp. 223-235

David Zussman

Recent Comparative Trends in the Canadian and U.S. CPIS: The Treatment of Homeownership pp. 236-244

Edward J. Chambers

Are There Too Many Lawyers? pp. 245-249

David Stager

Pensions and Inflation: A Comment [Inflation and the Standard of Living of Pensioners: A Case Study] pp. 250-255

Paul B. Huber

A Response [Inflation and the Standard of Living of Pensioners: A Case Study] pp. 255-256

Joseph Schaafsma

Distortions and Dissipations pp. 257-263

John H. Dales

Volume 9, issue 1, 1983

Obstacles to Recovery: A Symposium on the Economy and Economic Policies pp. 6-7

Ronald A. Shearer

Les Obstacles a la Reprise: Colloque sur l'économie et la politique économique pp. 7-8

Ronald A. Shearer

The Responsiveness of Wage Settlements in Canada and Economic Policy pp. 9-23

W. Craig Riddell

Regulated Prices and Their Consequences pp. 24-31

Maurice Levi and Albert Dexter

Foreign Investment: Turning Off and Turning On pp. 32-36

John Grant

The Dome Syndrome: The Debt Overhanging Canadian Government and Business pp. 37-52

Henri-Paul Rousseau

Fiscal Policy and Recovery from the Great Recession pp. 53-67

Neil Bruce and Douglas Purvis

Discussion pp. 68-70

Ronald A. Shearer

Working Wives, Income Distribution and Poverty pp. 71-80

Robert Swidinsky

The Fall and Rise of Developmental Uses of UI Funds pp. 81-93

Leslie A. Pal

Jobs for University Graduates: Planning or Choice? pp. 94-104

Laura Selleck

Public Pensions, the Federal Budget, and Discrimination pp. 105-113

A. Asimakopulos

The Withering away of a Full Employment Goal pp. 114-125

Orley Ashenfelter

Introduction [The Report of the Applebaum/Hébert Committee: Three Comments] pp. 126-129

Anthony Scott

Alternative Scenarios in Broadcasting pp. 129-134

David McQueen

Culture, Myth, and Fetish pp. 134-137

D. G. Paterson and Gideon Rosenbluth

CBC/RC: Un rôle de communicaton civique pp. 137-139

Jacques Rivet

Some Misunderstandings about Tax Expenditures pp. 140-143

Michel Bergeron