An Economic Analysis of Canadian Content Regulations and a New Proposal

M. S. Shedd, Elizabeth Wilman and R. D. Burch

Canadian Public Policy, 1990, vol. 16, issue 1, 60-72

Abstract: This paper investigates the possible goals which the Canadian government might be pursuing through its Canadian content regulations. A number of policy tools, including the present regulations, are evaluated with respect to their potential for achieving these goals. In addition, a new and more efficient policy tool, transferable quotas, is considered.

Date: 1990
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