Addressing Environmental Problems with Market Based IncentivesWilman, Elizabeth Anne in H. Bougrine, I. Parker and M. Seccareccia Introducing Microeconomic Analysis | |
A Hotelling Style Model of Spatial Competition for Convenience GoodsEaton, B. Curtis and Jesse Tweedle | |
Assessment of Personal Injury Damages, 5th EditionBruce, Christopher, Rathje, Kelly and Weir, Laura | |
Association of child and adolescent psychiatric and physical healthcare utilization and cost: A population-based case comparisonCawthorpe, D, Wilkes, T. C. R., Guyn, Lindsay, Li, Bing and Lu, Mingshan | |
Biofuels policy and the US market for motor fuels: Empirical analysis of ethanol splashingWalls, W. D., Rusco, F. W. and Kendix, M. | |
Buffalo Hunt: International Trade and the Virtual Extinction of the North American BisonTaylor, M. Scott | |
Canadian Agricultural Biotechnology Clusters: Innovation and PerformanceGaisford, James, Kerr, W., Phillips, P. and Ryan, C. in Duhamel, M. and Chen, Z. Industrial Economics and Performance in Canada: Empirical Evidence and Policy Challenges | |
Carbon Sequestration in Agricultural SoilsWilman, Elizabeth Anne | |
Exploration and Development of U.S. Oil and Gas Fields, 1955-2002Boyce, John and Linda Nostbakken | |
Gender Culture and Gender Gap in EmploymentCampa, Pamela, Casarico, A and Profeta, P | |
Intra-Industry Trade Liberalization: Why Skilled Workers are More Likely to Support Free TradeGaisford, James, Beaulieu, E. and Benarroch, M. | |
Is a negative correlation between resource abundance and growth sufficient evidence that there is a `resource curse'?Emery, Herbert | |
Is a Negative Correlation Between Resource Abundance and Growth Sufficient Evidence that There Is a `Resource Curse'?Boyce, John and J. C. Herbert Emery | |
Microeconomics, Eight Edition Prentice Hall,Eaton, B. Curtis, Allen, Douglas and Eaton, Diane | |
Negotiated Settlements and Intergenerational Equity in the Pipeline Services Market: Borrowing from Pete Jr. to Pay Paul Sr.Fellows, Kent | |
Negotiated Settlements with a Cost of Service Backstop: The consequences for depreciation.Fellows, Kent | |
Optimal Policies with an Informal SectorRoberts, Joanne, Cuff, Katherine, Marceau, Nicolas and Mongrain, Steeve | |
Optimal Water Allocation under Short-run Water Scarcity in the South Saskatchewan River BasinCutlac, I.M. and Horbulyk, Ted | |
Plucking the Golden Goose: Higher Royalty Rates on Oil Sands Generate Significant Government Revenue, SPP CommuniqueMcKenzie, Kenneth James | |
'Tariff Structure, Trade Expansion and Canadian Protectionism from 1870-1910'Cherniwchan, Jevan and Beaulieu, Eugene'We employ the Anderson-Neary Trade Restrictiveness Index (TRI) to examine Canadian trade policy during the first wave of globalization (1870-1913). Our analysis is the first to examine two important features of this period using the TRI: 1) the shift to protectionist trade policies, and 2) the large expansion in the volume and variety of goods traded. Using customs data on imports at the article level, we show that Canadian trade policy during this period was at least 11% more restrictive than previously understood. We compute the first estimates of the static welfare losses associated with tariff policy at this time to be 0.7-1.5% of GDP. Moreover, we show how trade expansion along the extensive margin affects the restrictiveness and welfare cost associated with a given trade policy.' | |
The Impact of Sub-Metering on Condominium Electricity DemandDewees, Don and Tombe, Trevor | |
The Tricky Art of Measuring Fossil Fuel Subsidies, SPP Research Paper 4(13)McKenzie, Kenneth James and Mintz, J.M. | |
"Us" and "Them": The origin of identity and its economic implicationsEaton, B. Curtis, Mukesh Eswaran and Robert Oxoby | |
What explains the poor performance of Australian films at the Australian box office?J. McKenzie and Walls, W. D. |