Canadian Public Policy

1975 - 2022

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Volume 7, issue s1, 1981

The Challenge of Inflation and Unemployment pp. 143-148

S. Q. Lemche

Le Defi de l'Inflation et du Chomage pp. 149-154

S. Q. Lemche

The Stagflationary Effects of Higher Energy Prices in an Open Economy pp. 155-164

John Helliwell

Do We Need Separate Theories of Inflation and Unemployment? pp. 165-178

John Cornwall

Inflation and Unemployment in an Open Economy: A Monetarist View pp. 179-188

David Laidler

Inflation, Stagflation and Macroeconomics: Does Received Macro-Theory Explain Our Economic Circumstances? pp. 189-203

Stephan Kaliski

The Challenge of Inflation and Unemployment in Canada during the 1980s: Would a Tax-Based Incomes Policy Help? pp. 204-214

Ronald Bodkin

Introduction [Has Monetarism Failed?] pp. 215-217

David Laidler

Introduction [Le Monetarisme a-t-il Echoue?] pp. 218-220

David Laidler

The Failure of Monetarism in Theory and Policy pp. 221-232

Clarence L. Barber and John C. P. McCallum

Monetarism: A Costly Experiment pp. 233-238

Douglas D. Peters and Arthur W. Donner

The Attack on Monetarism: Muddled and Misdirected? pp. 239-248

Thomas J. Courchene

The Battle against Inflation: The Bank of Canada and Its Critics pp. 249-259

Ronald G. Wirick

Has Monetarism Failed: A Central Banker Responds pp. 260-264

G. E. Freeman

Volume 7, issue 4, 1981

Introduction [Regional Economic Disparities] pp. 496-497

Anonymous

Introduction [Disparites Economiques Regionales] pp. 498-499

Anonymous

Regional Economic Disparities: The Challenge to Federalism and Public Policy pp. 500-505

David M. Cameron

A Market Perspective on Regional Disparities pp. 506-518

Thomas J. Courchene

Regional Disparity, Migration and Economic Adjustment: A Reappraisal pp. 519-525

Mario Polese

A Reconsideration of Ontario Nickel Policy pp. 526-533

Robert Cairns

Income Control Policies and Industrial Relations in Canada pp. 534-549

R. W. Crowley

Reforming Canada's Retirement Income System: The Potential Role of RRSPs pp. 550-558

Michael J. Daly

Compulsory Patent Licensing of Drugs in Canada: A Comment on the Debate pp. 559-568

Paul Gorecki and Ida Henderson

The Pros and Cons of a National Export Trading House pp. 569-583

Charles J. McMillan

Government Policy and Indian Urbanization: The Alberta Case pp. 584-595

W. Reeves and J. Frideres

Steps to Improve International Economic Policy Co-ordination pp. 596-603

Grant L. Reuber

Research and Development by Multinational and Domestic Firms in Canada pp. 604-616

Alan Rugman

Was the 1979 Federal Budget Deficit Too Large? A Comment pp. 617-621

Munir A. Sheikh and Patrick Grady

A Reply [Was the 1979 Federal Budget Deficit Too Large?] pp. 621-623

Joseph Schaafsma

Volume 7, issue 3, 1981

Introduction [The Social Discount Rate for Canada: A Further Analysis] pp. 378-380

Anonymous

Introduction [Le choix d'un taux d'actualisation social au Canada: Un prolongement de l'analyse] pp. 380-382

Anonymous

The Social Discount Rate for Canada: Theory and Evidence pp. 383-394

David Burgess

Shadow-Prices for the Economic Appraisal of Public Sector Expenditures pp. 395-398

Harry Campbell

The Public-Sector Discount Rate for Canada: Some Further Observations pp. 399-407

Glenn Jenkins

The Appropriate Fiscal Transfer to the Northwest Territories: A Structure pp. 408-417

James M. Dean

Canadian Competition Policy at a Crossroads pp. 418-432

Christopher Green

A Dilemma of Nuclear Regulation in Canada: Political Control and Public Confidence pp. 433-443

P. Roff Johannson and J. C. Thomas

Canada's Irregular Economy pp. 444-453

Rolf Mirus and Roger S. Smith

Housing Assistance: A Re-evaluation pp. 454-463

Lawrence B. Smith

Pay Boards versus Collective Bargaining in the Public Sector: A Dissent pp. 464-468

W. B. Cunningham

Reply [Pay Boards versus Collective Bargaining in the Public Sector] pp. 469-471

Sandra Christensen

Electrification Is the Way to Move Canada in the 1980s pp. 472-475

Les Benjamin and Darrell Richards

Volume 7, issue 2, 1981

Two Alternative Explanations of the Problem of Regional Dependency in Canada pp. 268-283

Ralph Matthews

The Politics of Approval: Regulating Land Use on the Urban Fringe pp. 284-296

Stuart B. Proudfoot

An Analysis of Some Problems in Re-Orienting University Research pp. 297-305

Ian Chapman and Chummer Farina

The Impact of the PARCOST Program on Prescription Drug Prices in Ontario pp. 306-317

Robert Kerton and Tapan K. Chowdhury

Economic Policy and Electoral Self Interest: The Allocations of the Department of Regional Economic Expansion pp. 318-327

Bruce D. Macnaughton and Conrad J. Winn

Giving by not Taking: A Primer on Tax Expenditures pp. 328-337

Kevin McLoughlin and Stuart B. Proudfoot

Comment on 'Diagnosing Labour Market Imbalances in Canada.' pp. 338-342

Frank Denton

Three Fiscal Irritants in Confederation pp. 343-347

Antal Deutsch

The Impact of Demographic Changes on Unemployment pp. 348-351

Frank Reid and Douglas Smith

Volume 7, issue 1, 1981

The Federal Budget and Energy Program, October 28th, 1980: A Review pp. 1-14

Brian L. Scarfe

The National Energy Conflict pp. 15-23

John Helliwell and Robert N. McRae

Introduction [The Impact of Higher Energy Prices/L'Impact de prix de l'énergie plus élevés] pp. 24-27

Anonymous

The Impact of Higher Energy Prices in Canada pp. 28-35

W. F. Empey

On Interpreting Simulations with a Macroeconometric Model: Comment [The Impact of Higher Enery Prices in Canada] pp. 35-38

Gregory V. Jump

The Impact of Higher Energy Prices in Canada: Comment pp. 39-41

Harry Baumann, Russell Irvine and Bertrand Paquet

The Impact of Higher Energy Prices in Canada: Comment pp. 42-49

Don Drummond and Patrick Grady

What Is the Impact of Higher Energy Prices? Comment [The Impact of Higher Energy Prices in Canada] pp. 50-52

M. C. McCracken and W. D. Jarvis

The Impact of Higher Energy Prices in Canada: Comment pp. 52-58

John Lester

The Impact of Higher Energy Prices in Canada: Comment pp. 59-65

P. Muller and W. R. White

The Constitution as Regulation: The Case of Natural Resources pp. 66-74

Robert Cairns

A Limited Corrective to Plurality Voting pp. 75-81

W. M. Dobell

Mortgage Policies for Financial Relief in Inflationary Periods pp. 82-93

Jonathan R. Kesselman

Diagnosing Labour Market Imbalances in Canada pp. 94-102

Keith Newton, Gordon Betcherman and Noah Meltz

Extra-Billing and Cost-Sharing pp. 103-107

Lee Soderstrom

Medical Fee Determination pp. 107-114

Glen Beck and John Horne

Medical Fee Determination pp. 108-114

Glen Beck and John Horne

Inflation and the Standard of Living of Pensioners: A Case Study pp. 115-118

Joseph Schaafsma

The Financing of Residential Construction in Newfoundland pp. 119-122

Andy Rowe