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Kaida, L., Hou F., and Stick M.
(2020). The long-term economic outcomes of refugee private sponsorship / Résultats économiques à long terme des réfugiés parrainés par le secteur privé.
Ottawa, ON: Analytical Studies Branch Research Paper Series / Direction des études analytiques : documents de re. Abstract |
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Comeau, J., Duncan L., Georgiades K., Wang L., and Boyle M. H.
(2020). Social assistance and trajectories of child mental health problems in Canada: Evidence from the National Longitudinal Survey of Children and Youth.
Canadian Journal of Public Health, ePub ahead of Print (March), Abstract |
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Chow, Y.
(2020). Three essays in applied econometrics.
Department of Economics. Kingston, ON: Queen's University. Abstract |
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Liu, S. Y., Trope G. E., Buys Y. M., El-Defrawy S. R., Khan A. M., and Jin Y-P.
(2020). Visual impairment and the Ontario Disability Support Program.
Canadian Journal of Ophthalmology, 55 (3), 212-220. Abstract |
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Smith, P. M., Cawley C., Williams A., and Mustard C.
(2020). Male/female differences in the impact of caring for elderly relatives on labour market attachment and hours of work: 1997 to 2015.
Journals of Gerontology Series B: Psychological Sciences and Social Sciences, 75 (3), 694-704. Abstract |
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Kottelenberg, M. J., and Lehrer S. F.
(2019). How skills and parental valuation of education influence human capital acquisition and early labor market return to human capital in Canada.
Journal of Labor Economics, 37 (S2), S735-S778. Abstract |
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Cooke, G. B., Sayin F. K., Chowhan J., Mann S. L., and Zeytinoglu I. U.
(2019). Zero-hours and near zero-hours work in Canada.
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Lahey, P.
(2019). From welfare to work for people with disabilities in receipt of public income benefits: A wicked problem for policy makers.
Rehabilitation Science. Guelph, ON: McMaster University. Abstract |
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Hango, D., Zarifa D., Milian R. Pizarro, and Seward B.
(2019). Roots and STEMS? Examining field of study choices among northern and rural youth in Canada.
Studies in Higher Education, ePub ahead of Print, 1-31. Abstract |
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Haeck, C., Paré S., Lefebvre P., and Merrigan P.
(2019). Paid parental leave: Leaner might be better.
RGHC Working Paper Series, : Research Group on Human Capital (RGHC). Abstract |
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Debbarman, S.
(2019). An analysis of labour market integration of visible minorities in Canada: The case of South Asians.
Winnipeg, MB: University of Manitoba. Abstract |
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(2019). Inattention in boys from low-income backgrounds predicts welfare receipt: A 30-year prospective study.
Psychological Medicine, ePub ahead of Print (September), 1-9. Abstract |
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Lluis, S., and McCall B.
(2019). Employment and job search implications of the extended weeks and working while on claim pilot initiatives.
Canadian Public Policy / Analyse de Politiques, 45 (2), 129-172. Abstract |
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Rana, S. ur Rehman
(2019). Three essays on the dynamics of benefit receipt in the Ontario Disability Support Program.
Department of Economics. Hamilton, ON: McMaster University. Abstract |
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Vultur, M., and Cornelissen L.
(2019). Polygraphie du chômage des jeunes au Québec et au Canada (1998-2018).
CIRANO Cahier Scientifique, Montréal, QC: Centre Interuniversitaire de Recherche en Analyse des Organisations (CIRANO). Abstract |
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Jin, Y., Liu S. Y., Buys Y. M., Khan A., and Trope G. E.
(2018). Visually disabled in the Ontario Disability Support Program: Trends in socio-demographics, financial support and use of vision care benefit from 2003 to 2013.
Investigative Ophthalmology and Visual Science, 59 (9), 5181. Abstract |
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Finnie, R., and Gray D.
(2018). How do older laid-off workers get by: Reemployment, early retirement, or social insurance benefits?.
Canadian Public Policy / Analyse de Politiques, 44 (2), 173-189. Abstract |
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Hicks, J.
(2018). Part-time work while on EI: Labour supply incentives, mis-reporting, and and stepping-stone effects.
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Gordon, D. V., and Wen J-F.
(2018). Tax penalties on fluctuating incomes: Estimates from longitudinal data.
International Tax and Public Finance, 25 (2), 430-457. Abstract |
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Lluis, S., and McCall B.
(2018). Spousal labour supply adjustments.
Waterloo Economics Series Working Papers, Abstract |
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Hui, T. Shek-wai, and Ford R.
(2018). Education and labour market impacts of the Future to Discover project.
: The Higher Education Quality Council of Ontario. Abstract |
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Couture, L.
(2018). Business data (T2 Longitudinal Employment Analysis program data) in the RDCs.
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Lluis, S., and Pan Y.
(2018). Marital property laws and women's labour supply.
Waterloo Economics Series Working Papers, Abstract |
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Adams, J., Chow K., and Rosé D.
(2018). Assessing active labour-market programs: How effective is Ontario Works?.
Toronto, ON: C.D. Howe Institute. Abstract |
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(2018). Le genre du chômage : effets de perspective.
Cahiers québécois de démographie, 47 (1), 7-23. Abstract |
