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Hillier, C., Sano Y., Zarifa D., and Haan M.
(2020). Will they stay or will they go? Examining the brain drain in Canada's provincial north.
Canadian Review of Sociology / Revue canadienne de sociologie, 57 (2), 174-196. Abstract |
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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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Yang, F-J.
(2020). The "how" question of the healthy immigrant paradox: Understanding psychosocial resources and demands as pathways linking migration to mental health risks.
Society and Mental Health, ePub ahead of Print (April), Abstract |
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Brabete, A. C., Doray-Demers P., and Vissandjée B.
(2020). Where sexual orientation has no name: Sexual orientation missing data in the Canadian Community Health Survey (2005-2014).
Journal of Sex Research, ePub ahead of Print, 1-8. Abstract |
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Haan, M., and Cardoso M.
(2020). Job changing and internal mobility: Insights into the “declining duo” from Canadian administrative data.
Population, Space and Place, 26 (5), Abstract |
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Boyd, M., and Perron S.
(2020). Private and government sponsorships: Occupational and earnings outcomes for Vietnamese, Laotian and Cambodian refugees.
Canadian Diversity, 17 (2), 70-76. Abstract |
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Inwood, K., Minns C., and Summerfield F.
(2019). Occupational income scores and immigrant assimilation. Evidence from the Canadian census.
Explorations in Economic History, 72 (April), 114-122. Abstract |
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Van Haren, I., and Masferrer C.
(2019). Mexican migration to Canada: Temporary worker programs, visa imposition, and NAFTA shape flows.
Washington, DC: Migration Policy Institute. Abstract |
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Monteiro, S.
(2019). Essays in immigration and migration.
Department of Economics. Toronto, ON: York University. Abstract |
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Jackson, N.
(2019). How does language proficiency in French versus English affect the employability of immigrants in Canada?.
Fredericton, NB: University of New Brunswick. |
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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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Kei, W., Seidel M-D. L., Ma D., and Houshmand M.
(2019). Results from the 2016 Census: Examining the effect of public pension benefits on the low income of senior immigrants.
Insights on Canadian Society / Regards sur la société canadienne, December, 1-18. Abstract |
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Green, D. A., Morissette R., Sand B. M., and Snoddy I.
(2019). Economy-wide spillovers from booms: Long-distance commuting and the spread of wage effects.
Journal of Labor Economics, 37 (S2), S643-S687. Abstract |
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Albouy, D., Chernoff A., Lutz C., and Warman C.
(2019). Local labor markets in Canada and the United States.
NBER Working Papers Number, Cambridge, MA: National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER). Abstract |
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Blit, J., Skuterud M., and Zhang J.
(2019). Can skilled immigration raise innovation? Evidence from Canadian cities.
Journal of Economic Geography, ePub ahead of Print (1 - 23), Abstract |
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K. Newbold, B.
(2019). Short-term relocation versus long-term migration: Measuring income transfers by inter-provincial employees across Canadian provinces.
(Franklin, R. S., Ed.),{Population, Place, and Spatial Interaction. New Frontiers in Regional Science: Asian Perspectives}, 40, 157-170.: Springer, Singapore. Abstract |
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K. Newbold, B.
(2019). Short-term relocation versus long-term migration: Implications for economic growth and human capital change.
Population Space and Place, 25 (4), Abstract |
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Boisclair, D., Décarie Y., Laliberté-Auger F., Michaud P-C., and René M-F.
(2019). L'immigration à la rescousse des finances publiques du Québec ?.
CREEI Cahier de recherche, Montréal, QC: Research Chair in Intergenerational Economics. Abstract |
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Bozheva, A. M., and Esses V. M.
(2019). IMDB analysis of immigrant settlement geography and retention rates for CMAs and CAs in Ontario, 2002-2016.
Ottawa, ON: Public Policy Forum. Abstract |
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Rivers, N., and Plumptre B.
(2019). The effectiveness of public transit tax credits on commuting behaviour and the environment: Evidence from Canada.
Case Studies in Transport Policy, 6 (4), 651-662. Abstract |
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Connolly, M., Corak M., and Haeck C.
(2019). Intergenerational mobility between and within Canada and the United States.
Journal of Labor Economics, 37 (S2), S595-S641. Abstract |
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Akbar, M., and Preston V.
(2019). Social characteristics of international students in Ontario and Quebec.
Toronto, ON: Building Migrant Resilience in Cities-Immigration et résilience en milieu urbain (BMRC-IRMU). Abstract |
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Connolly, M., Corak M., and Haeck C.
(2019). Intergenerational mobility between and within Canada and the United States.
Research Group on Human Capital Working Paper Series, Montréal, QC: UQAM groupe de recherche sur le capital humain. Abstract |
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Fleury, C., Bélanger D., and Lechaume A.
(2019). Performance économique des immigrants admis au Québec dans le cadre du programme de l'expérience québécoise (PEQ).
Publications des chercheurs, Québec, QC: Université Laval. Abstract |
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Albouy, D., Chernoff A., Lutz C., and Warman C.
(2019). Local labor markets in Canada and the United States.
Bank of Canada Staff Working Papers, Ottawa, ON: Bank of Canada. Abstract |
