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Fitzsimmons, S., Baggs J., and Schuetze H.
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Victoria, BC: Pathways to Prosperity Canada (P2P Canada). Abstract |
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Dostie, B., and Javdani M.
(2019). Immigrants and workplace training: Evidence from Canadian linked employer employee data.
IZA Discussion Papers, Bonn, DE: Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA). Abstract |
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Albouy, D., Chernoff A., Lutz C., and Warman C.
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Bank of Canada Staff Working Papers, Ottawa, ON: Bank of Canada. Abstract |
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Demographic Research, 41 (12), 331-366. Abstract |
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Akbar, M., Ray B., Rose D., and Preston V.
(2019). Industry of employment by immigration status: A comparison of major cities in Ontario and Quebec.
Toronto, ON: Building Migrant Resilience in Cities-Immigration et résilience en milieu urbain (BMRC-IRMU). Abstract |
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Albouy, D., Chernoff A., Lutz C., and Warman C.
(2019). Local labor markets in Canada and the United States.
Journal of Labor Economics, 37 (S2), S533-S594. Abstract |
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Debbarman, S.
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Winnipeg, MB: University of Manitoba. Abstract |
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Truong, N. T. K.
(2019). Essays on skills and labour market outcomes of immigrants and the Canadian born.
Department of Economics. Hamilton, ON: McMaster University. Abstract |
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Albouy, D., Chernoff A., Lutz C., and Warman C.
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NBER Working Papers Number, Cambridge, MA: National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER). Abstract |
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Imai, S., Stacey D., and Warman C.
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Canadian Journal of Economics / Revue canadienne d'économique, 52 (3), 914-953. Abstract |
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Olaizola, A., and Sweetman A.
(2019). Brain gain and waste in Canada: Physicians and nurses by place of birth and training.
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Vézina, S.
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Démographie. Montréal, QC: Institut national de la recherche scientifique. Abstract |
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Vézina, S., and Bélanger A.
(2018). Littératie et adéquation entre l'offre et la demande de main-d'oeuvre selon le type d'emploi au Canada : projections par microsimulation entre 2014 et 2024.
Notes de recherche / Working Paper, Montréal, QC: Centre Urbanisation Culture Société. Abstract |
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Imai, S., Stacey D., and Warman C.
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Chen, Z. Jia, and Skuterud M.
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CLEF Working Paper Series, Winter (11), Waterloo, ON: Canadian Labour Economics Forum (CLEF). Abstract |
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Adsera, A., and Ferrer A.
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Labour Economics, 39 (April), 88-98., April Abstract |
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(2016). Reverse assimilation? Immigrants in the Canadian labour market during the Great Depression.
European Review of Economic History, 20 (3), 299-321., June Abstract |
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Pendakur, K., and Pendakur R.
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, JulyMontréal, QC: Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM). Abstract |
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Kaushal, N., Lu Y., Denier N., Wang J. Shu- Huah, and Trejo S. J.
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NBER Working Paper, 1-46. Abstract |
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Brochu, P., Gross T., and Worswick C.
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