The papers included here were originally presented at a conference sponsored jointly by the Ontario Economic Council and the Canada-U.S. Law Institute.

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Information

Publisher

University of Toronto Press

Year

2019

ISBN

9781487572426

Edition

Topic

Economics

Subtopic

Economic History

Index

Economics

Contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
Contributors
Part One: Theory and concepts
1. Securing the Canadian economic union: federalism and internal barriers to trade
2. Analytical perspectives on the Canadian economic union
3. Political structure and the pursuit of economic objectives
Part Two: Evidence
4. Induced distortions of interprovincial activity: an overview of issues
5. The impact of federal policies on interprovincial activity
6. Provincially induced barriers to trade in Canada: a survey
Part Three: Comparative perspectives
7. Government procurement policies: GATT, the EEC, and the United States
8. Regulation of industrial subsidies in the EEC, the United States, and GATT
9. Fiscal harmonization in the United States, Australia, West Germany, Switzerland, and the EEC
10. Personal mobility in the United States and the EEC
Part Four: Proposals ans conclusions
11. Existing and proposed constitutional constraints on provincially induced barriers to economic mobility in Canada
12. Summary and implications