Social and Economic Dimensions of an Aging Population Research Papers

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99: The Evolution of High Incomes in Canada, 1920-2000

Emmanuel Saez and Michael Veall

98: Examining the "Healthy Immigrant Effect" in Later Life: Findings from the Canadian Community Health Survey

Ellen M. Gee, Karen M. Kobayashi and Steven G. Prus

97: Geographic Dimensions of Aging in Canada 1991-2001

Eric G. Moore and Michael A. Pacey

96: Helping to Build and Rebuild Secure Lives and Futures: Intergenerational Financial Transfers from Parents to Adult Children and Grandchildren

Jenny Ploeg, Lori Campbell, Margaret Denton, Anju Joshi and Sharon Davies

95: Using Structural Equation Modeling to Understand the Role of Informal and Formal Supports on the Well-being of Caregivers of Persons with Dementia

Parminder Raina, Chris McIntyre, Bin Zhu, Ian MDowell, Lina Santaguida, Betsy Kristjansson, Alexandra Hendricks and Larry W. Chambers

94: The Transition from Good to Poor Health: An Econometric Study of the Older Population

Neil Buckley, Frank Denton, A. Robb and Byron Spencer

93: The Relationship between Education and Health in Australia and Canada

Steven Kennedy

92: Immigrant Mental Health and Unemployment

Steven Kennedy

91: A Life-course Perspective on the Relationship between Socio-economic Status and Health: Testing the Divergence Hypothesis

Steven G. Prus

90: Population Aging, Productivity, and Growth in Living Standards

William Scarth

89: The Wealth and Asset Holdings of U.S.-Born and Foreign-Born Households: Evidence from SIPP Data

Deborah Cobb-Clark and Vincent Hildebrand

88: Out-of-Pocket Prescription Drug Expenditures and Public Prescription Drug Programs

Sule Alan, Thomas Crossley, Paul Grootendorst and Michael Veall

87: Quebec's Lackluster Performance in Interprovincial Migration and Immigration: How, Why, and What Can Be Done

Kao-Lee Liaw, Lei Xu and Mingzhu Qi

86: The Dynamics of Food Deprivation and Overall Health: Evidence from the Canadian National Population Health Survey

Logan McLeod and Michael Veall

85: Changing Income Inequality and Immigration in Canada 1980-1995

Eric G. Moore and Michael A. Pacey

84: Location of Adult Children as an Attraction for Black and White Elderly Return and Onward Migrants in the United States: Application of a Three-level Nested Logit Model with Census Data

Kao-Lee Liaw and William H. Frey

83: Understanding the Relationship between Income Status and the Restrictions in Instrumental Activities of Daily Living among Disabled Older Adults

Parminder Raina and Micheline Wong

82: Age, Retirement and Expenditure Patterns: An Econometric Study of Older Canadian Households

Frank Denton, Dean Mountain and Byron Spencer

81: Agreement between Self-Reported and Routinely Collected Health Care Utilisation Data among Seniors

Parminder Raina, Vicki Torrance-Rynard, Micheline Wong and Christel Woodward

80: Does Cognitive Status Modify the Relationship Between Education and Mortality? Evidence from the Canadian Study of Health and Aging

Jamie C. Brehaut, Parminder Raina and Joan Lindsay

79: Health Care in Rural Communities: Exploring the Development of Informal and Voluntary Care

Mark W. Skinner and Mark W. Rosenberg

78: A Longitudinal Study of the Residential Mobility of the Elderly in Canada

Yuri Ostrovsky

77: Asking Consumption Questions in General Purpose Surveys

Martin Browning, Thomas Crossley and Guglielmo Weber

76: Gender Differences in the Influence of Economic, Lifestyle, and Psychosocial Factors on Later-life Health

Steven G. Prus and Ellen Gee

75: Student Enrolment and Faculty Recruitment in Ontario: The Double Cohort, the Baby Boom Echo, and the Aging of University Faculty

Byron Spencer

74: Living Alone and Living with Children: The Living Arrangements of Canadian and Chinese-Canadian Seniors

Michael A. Pacey

73: Do Drug Plans Matter? Effects of Drug Plan Eligibility on Drug Use Among the Elderly, Social Assistance Recipients and the General Population

Paul Grootendorst and Mitchell Levine

72: The Impact of Reference Pricing of Cardiovascular Drugs on Health Care Costs and Health Outcomes: Evidence from British Columbia--Volume III: ACE and CCB Literature Review

Lisa R. Dolovich, Anne M. Holbrook and Margaret Woodruff

71: The Impact of Reference Pricing of Cardiovascular Drugs on Health Care Costs and Health Outcomes: Evidence from British Columbia--Volume II: Technical Report

Paul Grootendorst, Lisa R. Dolovich, Anne M. Holbrook, Adrian R. Levy and Bernie J. O'Brien

70: The Impact of Reference Pricing of Cardiovascular Drugs on Health Care Costs and Health Outcomes: Evidence from British Columbia--Volume I: Summary

Paul Grootendorst, Lisa R. Dolovich, Anne M. Holbrook, Adrian R. Levy and Bernie J. O'Brien

69: The Invisible Retirement of Women

Lynn McDonald

68: Baby-Boom Aging and Average Living Standards

William Scarth and Malick Souare

67: Alternative Pasts, Possible Futures: A "What If" Study of the Effects of Fertility on the Canadian Population and Labour Force

Frank Denton, Christine Feaver and Byron Spencer

66: The Economic Well-Being of Older Women Who Become Divorced or Separated in Mid and Later Life

Sharon Davies and Margaret Denton

65: The Retirement Incentive Effects of Canada's Income Security Programs

Michael Baker, Jonathan Gruber and Kevin Milligan

64: Mid-life Patterns and the Residential Mobility of Older Men

Linda M. Hayward

63: Changing Income Inequality and the Elderly in Canada 1991-1996: Provincial Metropolitan and Local Dimensions

Eric G. Moore and Michael A. Pacey

62: The Social and Demographic Contours of Contemporary Grandparenthood: Mapping Patterns in Canada and the United States

Candace L. Kemp

61: Student Enrolment and Faculty Recruitment in Ontario: The Double Cohort, the Baby Boom Echo, and the Aging of University Faculty

Byron Spencer

60: The Education Premium in Canada and the United States

John Burbidge, Lonnie Magee and A. Robb

59: APOCALYPSE NO: Population Aging and the Future of Health Care Systems

R.G. Evans, K.M. McGrail, S.G. Morgan, M.L. Barer and C. Hertzman

58: Measuring Differences in the Effect of Social Resource Factors on the Health of Elderly Canadian Men and Women

Steven G. Prus and Ellen Gee

57: The Relationship between Age, Socio-Economic Status, and Health among Adult Canadians

Steven G. Prus

56: Age-Gapped and Age-Condensed Lineages: Patterns of Intergenerational Age Structure Among Canadian Families

Anne Martin-Matthews, Karen Midori Kobayashi, Carolyn J. Rosenthal and Sarah H. Matthews

55: The Timing and Duration of Women's Life Course Events: A Study of Mothers With at Least Two Children

Karen M. Kobayashi, Anne Martin-Matthews, Carolyn J. Rosenthal and Sarah Matthews

54: Unemployment and Health: Contextual Level Influences on the Production of Health in Populations

Francois Beland, Stephen Birch and Greg Stoddart

53: Cohort Survival Analysis is Not Enough: Why Local Planners Need to Know More About the Residential Mobility of the Elderly

Lynda M. Hayward and N. Michael Lazarowich

52: Tax-Preferred Savings Accounts and Marginal Tax Rates: Evidence on RRSP Participation

Kevin Milligan

51: Intracohort Income Status Maintenance: An Analysis of the Later Life Course

Steven G. Prus

50: Continuity or Change? Older People in Three Urban Areas

Judith Phillips, Miriam Bernard, Chris Phillipson and Jim Ogg