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Structural Regression, the Energy Boom, and Deindustrialization
I want to encourage folks to look through the CAW’s detailed submission to the federal government’s panel on competition policy (headed by Red Wilson). Here is the link: http://www.caw.ca/whoweare/CAWpoliciesandstatements/pdfs/CompetitionInvestmentPanel.pdf I think it’s a major statement about the structural transformation occurring in Canada’s economy as a result of the global commodity boom. Basic summary: high global [...]
Posted by Jim Stanford under energy, exchange rates, industrial policy.
March 2nd, 2008
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An Update on Canada’s Two Economies
What follows is a revised and extended version of the comments I made at a panel on the Canadian economy organized by the Bank of Canada and the IMF at the recent Canadian Economics Association meetings. An Update on Canada’s Two Economies – Implications for Workers and for Monetary Policy Andrew Jackson Chief Economist Canadian [...]
Posted by Andrew Jackson under energy, industrial policy, labour market, manufacturing, monetary policy.
June 8th, 2007
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