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2004: Computing Business-as-Usual with a Representative Agent and a Pollution Externality

Nikita Lyssenko and Leslie Shiell

2004: Economic Integration and Regional Industrial Specialization: Evidence from the Canadian- US FTA Experience

Michel Beine and Serge Coulombe

2004: Literacy, Human Capital and Growth

Serge Coulombe and Jean-François Tremblay

2004: Social/Capital and Private Philanthropy

Amornrat Apinunmahakul and Rose Anne Devlin

2004: A Theory of Rational Marriage and Divorce

Vicky Barham and Rose Anne Devlin

2004: Classical (Generalized) Utilitarianism and the Repugnant Conclusion

Leslie Shiell

2004: The Allocation of Resources to Cooperative and Noncooperative R&D

Gamal Atallah

2004: The Protection of Innovations

Gamal Atallah

2004: Le financement et l'évaluation de la performance des universités: l'expérience anglaise

Gamal Atallah and Marcel Boyer

2003: Are Canadian Regional Business Cycles All Alike?

Gabriel Rodríguez

2003: Identifying Canadian Regional Business Cycles using the Friedmand Plucking Model

Gabriel Rodríguez

2003: Identifying Permanent and Transitory Components in Latin-American Real Exchange Rates

Indira Romero and Gabriel Rodríguez

2003: Human Activities and Global Warming: A Cointegration Analysis

Hui Liu and Gabriel Rodríguez

2003: Evaluating Time Series Models in Short and Long-Term Forecasting of Canadian Air Passenger Data

Emir Emiray and Gabriel Rodríguez

2003: The Role of the Interprovincial Transfers in the B-Convergence Process. Further Empirical Evidence for CanadaAbstract: Based on the approach of Timljonavich and Vogelsang (2002), I present empirical evidence of the role of the federal transfers on the B-convergence process in Canadian provinces. Using information on personal income for the period 1926-1999, the principal conclusion is that the interprovincial transfers were not determinant or decisive to the attainment of deterministic convergence in the Canadian provinces. Their role have been to accelerate the convergence process, particularly in poorer provinces

Gabriel Rodríguez

2003: Globalisation and Wage Inequality in the Canadian Manufacturing Sector: A Time Series Analysis

Gilles Grenier and Akbar Tavakoli

2003: An Empirical Investigation of Household Dynamics

Vicky Barham and Rose Anne Devlin

2003: Indirect Patent Citations

Gamal Atallah and Gabriel Rodríguez

2003: The Internal Migration of the Immigrant and Native-Born populations in Canada between 1976 and 1996

Gilles Grenier

2002: International Trade, Interprovincial Trade, and Canadian Provincial Growth

Serge Coulombe

2002: Production Technology, Information Technology, and Vertical Integration Under Asymmetric Information

Gamal Atallah

2002: Information Sharing and the Stability of Cooperation in Research Joint Ventures

Gamal Atallah

2002: Why U.S. Money does not Cause U.S. Output, but does Cause Hong Kong Output

Gabriel Rodríguez and Nicholas Rowe

2001: Analyzing the Effects of Labor Standards on U.S. Export Performance: A Time Series Approach With Structural Change

Gabriel Rodríguez and Yiagadeesen Samy

2001: Estimation of the Taylor Rule for Canada Under Multiple Structural Changes

Gabriel Rodríguez

2001: Should Canadian Regions Adopt the U.S. Dollar?

Serge Coulombe

2001: Human Capital, Urbanization, and Canadian Provincial Growth

Serge Coulombe

2001: Endogenous Growth: A Sequential Stochastic Search Model for New Technology

Nguyen Van Quyen and M. H. Zahedi Vafa

2001: Social Divergence and Economic Performance

R. Quentin Grafton, Stephen Knowles and Dorian Owen

2001: En quelle année vaut-il mieux être né? Les revenus des hommes et des femmes au Canada pendant un quart de siècle

Gilles Grenier

2001: Economic Growth and the Environment: A Canadian Perspective

Kathleen Day and R. Quentin Grafton

2000: Immigration, langues et performance economique: le Quebec et l'Ontario entre 1970 et 1995

Gilles Grenier

2000: Seraching for Additive Outliers in Nonstationary Time Series

Pierre Perron and Gabriel Rodríguez

2000: Residual Based Tests for Cointegration with GLS Detrended Data

Pierre Perron and Gabriel Rodríguez

2000: Should Charities Maximise Social Welfare?

A. Apinunmahakul and Vicky Barham

2000: New Evidence of Convergence Across Canadian Provinces: the Role of Urbanization

Serge Coulombe

2000: The Canada-US Productivity Growth Paradox: an Economic or a Statistical Puzzle?

Serge Coulombe

1999: La travailleuse: perspective du Deuxieme Sexe et questions d'actualite economique pour les femmes

Ronald Bodkin

1999: Human Capital and Regional Convergence in Canada

Serge Coulombe and Jean-François Tremblay

1999: Early-Retirement Programs and Wage Restraint: Empirical Evidence from France

David Gray

1999: Minsky's Financial Fragility Hypothesis: a Missing Macroeconomic Link?

Marc Lavoie and Mario Seccareccia

1999: Government Debt Monetization and Inflation: a Somewhat Jaundiced View

Mario Seccareccia and A. Sood

1999: A Credit Theory of Money: The Monetary Circuit Approach

A. Parguez and Mario Seccareccia

1999: Surplus de main-d'oeuvre immigrante et developpement dualiste: l'economie canadienne au milieu du 19e siecle

Mario Seccareccia and M. Saint-Germain

1998: Interprovincial Student Mobility in Canada

R. Quentin Grafton and Kathleen Day

1998: Private Property and Economic Efficiency: A Study of a Common-Pool Resource

R. Quentin Grafton, D. Squires and Kevin Fox

1998: The Dynamics of the Earnings Distribution in Canada: An Econometric Analysis

Ross Finnie and David Gray

1998: Innovation, Strategic Environmental Policy and North-South Trade: A Game Theoretic Analysis

K. Eslamloueyan

1997: Increasing Flexibility in Relative Labour Costs as a means of Reducing Unemployment: Do the Theoretical Foundations Exist

G. White

1997: Macroeconomics and the Choice of Technique: Long-Period Coherence and the "Keynes Effect"

G. White

1997: Rewriting Rio: What's Wrong with the Convention on Climate Change?

R. Quentin Grafton and Vicky Barham

1997: Regional Convergence in Canada and the United States: Does the Border Matter?

Serge Coulombe and Kathleen Day

1997: Les Politiques d'Inflation Zero: La Vraie Cause de la Hausse Tendancielle du Chomage dans les Pays Occidentaux

Mario Seccareccia and A. Parguez

1997: The Nonprofit Sector and Public Policy in Canada

Kathleen Day and Rose Anne Devlin

1997: No-Fault Automobile Insurance and Accident Severity: Lessons Still To Be Learned

Rose Anne Devlin

1997: An Evaluation of the New Child-Support Guidelines: Good News and Bad News

Vicky Barham, Rose Anne Devlin and C LaCasse

1997: The New Zealand Economic Revolution: Lessons for Canada?

R. Quentin Grafton, T Hazleding and B Buchardt

1997: The Role of Rent and Forest Policy in the British Columbia Strumpage System

R. Quentin Grafton, R-W Lynch and H-W Nelson

1997: Canadian Fisheries Policy: Challenges and Choices

R. Quentin Grafton and D-E Lane

1997: Wicksellian Norm and Macroeconomic Performance: The Canadian Experience with Zero-Inflation Policy

Mario Seccareccia

1997: Private, Community, and State Property: Achieving the "Right Mix"

R. Quentin Grafton