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Vol. 03 No 2 - 1980
Volume III | 0705 4580 | Autumn 1980
Articles
George A. Nader
AN ECONOMIC REGIONALIZATION OF CANADA: THE VALIDITY OF PROVINCES AS
REGIONS FOR THE CONDUCT OF REGIONAL ECONOMIC POLICY
James W. Simmons
CHANGING MIGRATION PATTERNS IN CANADA: 1966-1971 to 1971-1976
Marc G. Termotte et Raymonde Fr�chette
LE RENVERSEMENT R�CENT DES COURANTS MIGRATOIRES ENTRE LES PROVINCES
CANADIENNES. ESSAI D'INTERPR�TATION
P. Nagarajan
CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT GROWTH AND STRUCTURAL ADAPTATION, 1961-1971
Michael Denny and J. Douglas May
REGIONAL PRODUCTIVITY IN CANADIAN BREWERIES
Research Notes/Notes de recherche
H. Craig Davis
INCOME AND EMPLOYMENT MULTIPLIERS FOR A SMALL B.C. COASTAL REGION
Reviews/Comptes rendus
Polarization and the Regional
Problem: Manufacturing ln Nova Scotia. 1960-1973, by Daniel Todd
by Roger Hayter
Housing Programs and Income Distribution in Ontario, by George
Fallis
by N. H. Lithwick
Urban Transportation Economics, by Mark Frankena
by Marc Los
BOOKS RECEIVED/OUVRAGES RE�US
ABSTRACTS
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Vol. 03 No 1 - 1980
Volume III | 0705 4580 | Spring 1980
Articles
Antoine Bailly and John Fernie
OFFICE LOCATION AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT: IS THE WESTERN EUROPEAN
EXPERIENCE RELEVANT TO CANADA?
F. C. Miller
THE FEASIBILITY OF REGIONALLY DIFFERENTIATED FISCAL POLICIES
G. Power, W. Gillespie, D. Wittkowski, and R. Rink
COMPUTER MODELLING OF BOOMTOWN HOUSING: THE FORT McMURRAY STUDY
Muhammed N. Islam
IMPACTS OF INTERSECTORAL OCCUPATIONAL MOBILITY ON INTERREGIONAL
DISPARITY IN INCOME
R. E. George, C. R. Dipchand, and R. G. Storey
THE LOCATION OF OFFICES
Research Notes/Notes de recherche
S. E. Drugge
A THEORETICAL CRITIQUE OF THE STANDARDIZATION METHOD OF ESTIMATING
REGIONAL EFFECTAND INDUSTRYSTRUCTUREAS SOURCES OF INTERREGIONAL
INCOME VARIATIONS
Reviews/Comptes rendus
Canada's Farm Population:
Analysis of Income and Related Characteristics, by Paul Shaw
by Barry Smit
Canadian Urban Trends: National Perspective; Volume l, edited by D.
Michael Ray
by William Code
The Decay of Trade: An Economic History of the Newfoundland Saltfish
Trade, 1935-1965, by David Alexander
by E. E. Douglas Day
ABSTRACTS
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The CJRS gratefully acknowledges the financial assistance of the
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada. La RCSR
remercie le Conseil de recherches en sciences humaines du Canada de
son soutien.
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