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: Economic consequences of floods in Maritime provinces
Author(s):: Burina
Discipline:: Economics
Discipline:: Economics
Date:: 2017
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: Historically Maritime Provinces are vulnerable to flooding events. Destructive consequences of these events have been seen in...

: Income and happiness: evidence on urban, rural and rural-urban migrant population in China
Author(s):: Bi
Discipline:: Economics
Discipline:: Economics
Date:: 2017
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: Using the Chinese Household Income Project (CHIP) survey for 2013, this paper examines the relationship between income and...

: A Note on the Probability of Recessions: Can Statistics Cananada's Leading Index Predict as Well as MARS
Author(s):: Sephton
Discipline:: Economics
Discipline:: Economics
Date:: 1994-03-01
Type:: Working Paper
: In this note we estimate the probability of recession using the revised leading index published by Statistics Canada. The...

: International trade and the border effect between Canada and United States
Author(s):: Huang
Discipline:: Economics
Discipline:: Economics
Date:: 2016
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: The trade relationship between Canada and the United States is intense under the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)....

: The Environmental Impact of a Carbon Tax in New Brunswick
Author(s):: Ruggeri
Discipline:: Economics
Discipline:: Economics
Date:: 2009-01-01
Type:: Working Paper

: The probability of households purchasing tobacco in Canada and the challenges associated with identifying price effect
Author(s):: Wenluo
Discipline:: Economics
Discipline:: Economics
Date:: 2017
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: A logit specification is used to examine the Statistics Canada Survey of Household Spending cross sections collected within...

: Home ownership as a means to retain immigrants in Atlantic Canada
Author(s):: Thomas
Discipline:: Economics
Discipline:: Economics
Date:: 2016
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: Various policy measures have been put in place to attract and retain newcomers to Atlantic Canada but the policies have met...

: The impact of regional age structure on entrepreneurship in Canada
Author(s):: Ma
Discipline:: Economics
Discipline:: Economics
Date:: 2016
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: Due to decreasing birth rate and mortality rate in many countries, ageing has become a global issue in today’s world. Ageing...

: Net Benefits for Governments, Students and the Public from Spending on Universities in New Brunswick
Author(s):: Dickson, Milne, Murrell
Discipline:: Economics
Discipline:: Economics
Date:: 1995-08-01
Type:: Working Paper
: This paper measures the benefits and costs from spending on New Brunswick universities for four constituencies: the...

: Economic impact of utilization of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in the province of New Brunswick
Author(s):: Zhou
Discipline:: Economics
Discipline:: Economics
Date:: 2015
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: In this study, economic impact of liquefied natural gas (LNG) utilization in the province of New Brunswick is analyzed and...

: The Incidence of the Proposed Carbon Tax in New Brunswick
Author(s):: Ruggeri, Bourgeois
Discipline:: Economics
Discipline:: Economics
Date:: 2009-01-01
Type:: Working Paper

: Investment in Natural Capital by the Federal Government in Canada
Author(s):: Ruggeri
Discipline:: Economics
Discipline:: Economics
Date:: 2007-01-01
Type:: Working Paper

: The healthy immigrant effect: differentials between Canadian immigrants and native-born population in the education health gradient
Author(s):: Wang
Discipline:: Economics
Discipline:: Economics
Date:: 2016
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: The relationship between education and health has been examined in many studies. This paper focuses on the relationship...

: Risk factors associated with alcohol abuse in Canada: longitudinal national population health survey
Author(s):: Zhang
Discipline:: Economics
Discipline:: Economics
Date:: 2016
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: Alcohol beverages are popular across Canada and approximately 3.2% of the Canadian population who are older than 15 abused...

: Long-run unemployment: natural or epiphenomenal?
Author(s):: El Armali
Discipline:: Economics
Discipline:: Economics
Date:: 2016
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: The “natural rate of unemployment” (NRU) hypothesis has been the dominant hypothesis on long-run unemployment for many...

: Declining labour share in United States and Canada
Author(s):: Kozun
Discipline:: Economics
Discipline:: Economics
Date:: 2015
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: Contrary to standard economic thinking where it is assumed that factor shares are constant over time, significant amount of...

: Extended Critical Values for a Simple Test for Cointegration
Author(s):: Sephton
Discipline:: Economics
Discipline:: Economics
Date:: 1994-11-01
Type:: Working Paper
: Leybourne and McCabe (1993) have extended the Kwiatkowski et al (1992) stationarity test to examine the null hypothesis of...

: Health Care Investment by Provincial Governments
Author(s):: Ruggeri, Doucet, Watson
Discipline:: Economics
Discipline:: Economics
Date:: 2008-01-01
Type:: Working Paper

: The importance of education and language for the income gap of immigrants in Canada: an empirical comparison of Chinese and Indian immigrants
Author(s):: Yi
Discipline:: Economics
Discipline:: Economics
Date:: 2015
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: Based on the income differentials among native Canadians, Chinese immigrants and Indian immigrants, this report focuses on...

: What predicts skills mismatch in Canada?
Author(s):: Calhoun
Discipline:: Economics
Discipline:: Economics
Date:: 2015
Type:: Thesis / Dissertation
: There is a vast body of literature relating to the causes and economic impacts of skills mismatch. Although skills mismatch...

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