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This web page contains the preliminary program of the 1996 annual conference of the Canadian Economics Association. It is made available by the CEA conference organizers. For more information contact the CEA Program Organizer Robin Boadway at the Department of Economics at Queen's University. This world wide web service is provided by PACIFIC in cooperation with the CEA. This conference program was last updated on April 28, 1996.\nTHURSDAY MAY 30 / JEUDI 30 MAI, 3:00-6:00, Taro 262\nEXECUTIVE COUNCIL MEETING / RÉUNION DU CONSEIL DE DIRECTION\nTHURSDAY MAY 30 / JEUDI 30 MAI, 6:30, After Hours\nPAST PRESIDENTS' DINNER / DÎNER DES ANCIENS PRÉSIDENTS\n(for past presidents and Executive Council members / pour les anciens présidents et les membres du Conseil de Direction\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 8:30 - 10:00, Thistle 258\nCABE PANEL: CANADIAN ECONOMIC OUTLOOK: HOW REALISTIC ARE THE ASSUMPTIONS BEHIND ECONOMIC FORECASTS? / PERSPECTIVES ÉCONOMIQUES CANADIENNES: LES HYPOTHÈSES SOUS-JACENTES AUX PRÉVISIONS SONT-ELLES RÉALISTES?\nChair / Président: George Pedersson (G.A. Pedersson and Associates)\nTom McCormack (Strategic Projections)\nJohn Kuszczak (Bank of Canada)\nGeorge Pedersson (G.A. Pedersson and Associates)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 8:30 - 10:00, Taro 303\nCSLS / CIRA: CANADA-U.S. UNEMPLOYMENT RATE GAP / ÉCART DE CHÔMAGE ENTRE LE CANADA ET LES ÉTATS-UNIS\nThe Effects of Survey Instruments on the Canada-U.S. Unemployment Rate Gap\nIan Macredie (Statistics Canada)\nGross Flows of Labour in Canada and the United States\nCraig Riddell (University of British Columbia)\nShifting Skill Demand and the Canada-U.S. Unemployment Rate Gap: Evidence from Prime-Age Men\nPeter Kuhn (McMaster University)\nLeslie Robb (McMaster University)\nFelice Martinello (Brock University\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 8:30 - 10:00, Taro 203\nSEMI-PARAMETRIC ESTIMATION / ESTIMATION SEMI-PARAMÉTRIQUE\nThe Impact of News on Foreign Exchange Rates: Evidence from Very High Frequency Data\nDirk Eddelbüuttel (GREQAM-EHESS)\nThomas H. McCurdy (Queen's University)\nSemiparametric Maximum Likelihood Estimation of Duration Models\nPeter Bearse (University of Tennessee)\nJosé Canals (University of Virginia)\nPaul Rilstone (York University)\nParametric and Non-Parametric Estimation of Location Effects\nMichael Ho (University of Toronto)\nLonnie Magee (McMaster University)\nBaldev Raj (Wilfrid Laurier University)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 8:30 - 10:00, Thistle 259\nMONETARY THEORY / THÉORIE MONÉTAIRE\nInflation, Welfare, and the Time-Costs of Transacting\nDavid R.F. Love (Brock University)\nJean-Françcois Wen (Wilfrid Laurier University)\nTransaction Costs and Competing Currencies\nOn the Long-Run Non-Neutrality of Money\nPaul Gomme (Simon Fraser University)\nAlok Johri (McMaster University)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 8:30 - 10:00, Thistle 249\nEMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF GROWTH / ANALYSE EMPIRIQUE DE LA CROISSANCE\nA Reasonable Extreme-Bounds Analysis of Cross-Country Growth Regressions\nHafiz A. Akhand (University of Regina)\nEndogenous Growth, Sectoral Composition of Production and International Spillovers\nShamika Sirimanne (Carleton University)\nDeclining Growth Rates of GDP in Canada During 1974-89 Period Compared to 1966-73\nM. Selim (Mount Allison University)\nDajin Li (York University)\nSunder Magun (Carleton University)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 8:30 - 10:00, Thistle 248\nEDUCATION AND PRODUCTIVITY / ÉDUCATION ET PRODUCTIVITÉ\nRole of Education in Canadian Production\nAther H. Akbari (Saint Mary's University)\nKitty Mak (Dalhousie University)\nIs There a Link Between School Inputs and Earnings? Fresh Scrutiny of an Old Literature\nJulian Betts (University of California, San Diego)\nTenure and Productivity: What is the Relationship?\nChristine Brown Mahoney (University of Minnesota)\nKathryn J. Ready (University of Wisconsin)\nCharles Leung (University of Rochester)\nRoss Finnie (Carleton University)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 10:20 - 11:50, Thistle 258\nCABE PANEL: WHAT DO BUSINESSES AND GOVERNMENTS WANT FROM ECONOMISTS? / À QUOI S'ATTENDENT LES ENTREPRISES ET LES GOUVERNEMENTS DES ÉCONOMISTES?\nChair / Président: Catherine Harris (University of Toronto)\nJohn Hoicka (Ontario Ministry of Finance)\nJoseph Kushner (Brock University)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 10:20 - 11:50, Thistle 244\nC.D. HOWE PANEL: EQUALITY AND THE DEBT REDUCTION CHALLENGE / L'ÉQUITÉ ET LE DÉFI DE LA RÉDUCTION DE LA DETTE\nChair / Président: Bill Robson (C.D. Howe Institute)\nEquality and Prosperity: Some Facts and Alternative Interpretations\nBill Robson (C.D. Howe)\nEquality and Government: Taxes, Transfers and Public Services\nIrwin Gillespie (Carleton University)\nEquality and Growth\nDavid Love (Brock University)\nHew Lloyd-Ellis (University of Toronto)\nJim Davies (University of Western Ontario)\nJohn Helliwell (University of British Columbia & Harvard University)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 10:20 - 11:50, Taro 307\nCIRA: JOB TRAINING / FORMATION DE LA MAIN-D'OEUVRE\nTraining in Canadian Industry: Evidence from New Establishment Surveys\nGordon Betcherman (Canadian Policy Research Networks)\nKathryn McMullen (Canadian Policy Research Networks)\nNorm Leckie (Canadian Policy Research Networks)\nJob-Related Training: Analysis from the Adult Education and Training Survey\nPatrice de Broucker (Statistics Canada)\nLa Formation Professionnelle Comme Outil de Gestion de Changement dans les Entreprises: Le Cas du Secteur Financier au Québec\nColette Bernier (Laval University)\nNoah Meltz (University of Toronto)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 10:20 - 11:50, Taro 405\nECONOMIC HISTORY / HISTOIRE ÉCONOMIQUE\nChair / Président: Malcolm C. Urquhart (Queen's University)\nCommunications and Economic Growth\nLate Nineteenth Century Asset-Age Profiles: Evidence from Micro-Data\nIn Search of Labour: The Political Economy of Canadian Immigration: 1900-1930\nWilliam Marr (Wilfrid Laurier University)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 10:20 - 11:50, Taro 303\nTHE THEORY OF FEDERALISM AND CLUB GOODS / LA THÉORIE DU FÉDÉRALISME ET DES BIENS DE CLUB\nRedistribution, Voting, and Migration Dynamics\nNicolas Marceau (Université Laval)\nJean-François Wen (Wilfrid Laurier University\nFrom Each According to Their Capacity to Pay: Differentiated Pricing in Clubs\nLaura Razzolini (University of Mississippi)\nThe Consequences of Overlapping Tax Bases for Redistribution in a Federation\nMarianne Vigneault (Queen's University)\nRobin Boadway (Queen's University)\nMaurice Marchand (CORE, Belgium)\nGordon Myers (University of Waterloo)\nSam Wilson (University of Alberta & Queen's University)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 10:20 - 11:50, Thistle 259\nFORECASTING INFLATION / PRÉVISION DE L'INFLATION\nArtificial Neural Networks and the Traditional Econometric Models on Forecasting the CPI\nSaeed Moshiri (University of Manitoba)\nAn Indicator Model of ``Core'' Inflation for Canada\nRobert Lamy (Department of Finance)\nPaul Rochon (Department of Finance)\nWhat Does the Dispersion of Forecasts Tell Us About the Risks to the Consensus Forecast?\nJeremy Rudin (Department of Finance)\nPeter Sephton (University of New Brunswick)\nScott Lynch (Memorial University)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 10:20 - 11:50, Taro 403\nCHILDREN AND ECONOMIC POLICY / LA POLITIQUE ÉCONOMIQUE ET LES ENFANTS\nA Framework for the Analysis of Child Care Policy\nUgurhan G. Berkok (Royal Military College of Canada)\nLawrence McDonough (Royal Military College of Canada)\nEstimating a Model of Employment and Non-Participation due to Childbirth for Canadian Women\nChristian Belzil (European Economic Institute)\nPadma Rao Sahib (Concordia University)\nHuman Capital, True Love, and Family Roles\nDavid Robinson (Laurentian University)\nLinda Welling (University of Victoria)\nJean Kimmel (W.E. Upjohn Institute)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 10:20 - 11:50, Thistle 248\nEMPIRICAL PUBLIC FINANCE I / FINANCE PUBLIQUE EMPIRIQUE I\nChair / Président: Chris Nicol (University of Regina)\nIssues in the Design and Reform of Commodity Taxes: Analytical Results and Empirical Evidence\nRanjan Ray (University of Tasmania)\nWelfare Magnets and Migration\nJim Walker (University of Wisconsin)\nAn Evaluation of the Impact of Public Infrastructure on Provincial Manufacturing Productivity\nChris Fader (Acadia University)\nJim Brox (University of Waterloo)\nJim Johnson (McMaster University)\nJohn Burbidge (McMaster University)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 12:00 - 1:30, Taro 262\nCANADIAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS EDITORIAL BOARD LUNCHEON / DÉJEUNER DU COMITÉ DE RÉDACTION DE LA REVUE CANADIENNE D'ÉCONOMIQUE\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 12:00 - 1:30, Taro 260\nCANADIAN PUBLIC POLICY EDITORIAL BOARD LUNCHEON / DÉJEUNER DU COMITÉ DE RÉDACTION D'ANALYSE DE POLITIQUES\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 1:30 - 3:00, Thistle 244\nIRPP: INTERGENERATIONAL AND LIFETIME FISCAL INCIDENCE / IRPP: INCIDENCE FISCALE DE LA DURÉE DE VIE ET ENTRE LES GÉNÉRATIONS\nSimulation Data for Lifetime Fiscal Incidence Analysis\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 1:30 - 3:00, (?)\nCEA / CWEN: WOMEN AND ECONOMIC POLICY / RCFE: LES FEMMES ET LA POLITIQUE ÉCONOMIQUE\nChair / Président: Roberta Robb (Brock University)\nTax Incidence in a Non-Market Setting: Taxation of Child Support and Alimony\nGlenn G. Feltham (Wilfrid Laurier University)\nAlan Macnaughton (University of Waterloo)\nJanice Buskard (Ernst & Young)\nPart-Time versus Full-Time Work and Child Care: Evidence for Married Mothers in Canada\nLisa M. Powell (Queen's University)\nGender and Social Security Policy: Pitfalls and Possibilities\nMartha Macdonald (Saint Mary's University)\nFiona MacPhail (University of Northern British Columbia)\nPANEL ON DECLINING ENROLMENTS IN ECONOMICS / GROUPE DE DISCUSSION SUR LA DIMINUTION DES INSCRIPTIONS EN SCIENCE ÉCONOMIQUE\nLorne Carmichael (Queen's University)\nAlan Harrison (McMaster University)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 1:30 - 3:00, Taro 403\nVALUING NON-MARKET COSTS AND BENEFITS / ESTIMATION DES COÛTS ET BÉNÉFICES HORS-MARCHÉ\nA Note on the Value of Life and Non-Marginal Risk Changes\nEl Bachir Belhadji (Université de Montréal)\nThe Economics of Site Investigation for Groundwater Protection\nMargaret Forsyth (University of Guelph)\nTravel Cost Demand Methods: Discussion and Application to Backcountry Canoeing in Algonquin and Killarney Provincial Park\nStephan Schott (University of Guelph)\nJeremy Clark (Cornell University)\nRonald Meng (University of Waterloo)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 1:30 - 3:00, Taro 203\nGROWTH AND PRODUCTIVITY / CROISSANCE ET PRODUCTIVITÉ\nThe Growth of Strategic Alliances in Canadian Industries: A Micro Analysis\nSunder Magun (Centre for Trade Policy and Law, Carleton University)\nDoes Equipment Investment Boost Productivity Growth? An empirical investigation of Colombian manufacturing\nAlberto Isgut (University of Toronto)\nHighway Infrastructure Investment and Productivity Growth: Evidence from Canadian Industries\nBilkis R. Khanam (Transport Canada)\nBernard Beaudreau (Laval University)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 1:30 - 3:00, Taro 303\nFISCAL COMPETITION / COMPÉTITION FISCALE\nChair / Président: Jim Johnson (McMaster University)\nLocal Tax Base Endogeneity and Tax Competition: A Consideration of the Greater Toronto Area\nAlmos Tassonyi (Ontario Ministry of Municipal Affairs)\nFiscal Competition and Polluting Firms Location Under Incomplete Information\nGeorges A. Tanguay (Université Laval)\nTax Exporting and Easing of Local Tax Burden\nMuhammed Nurul Islam (Concordia University)\nMarianne Vigneault (Bishop's University and Queen's University)\nTracy Snoddon (Wilfrid Laurier University)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 1:30 - 3:00, Thistle 249\nTOPICS IN APPLIED ECONOMICS / ÉCONOMIE APPLIQUÉE\nA Comparison of Demand Specifications Estimated Using Canadian and United States Microdata\nChristopher J. Nicol (University of Regina)\nAsymmetric Price Adjustment: Evidence from Canada\nRobert Amano (Bank of Canada)\nNicholas Ricketts (Bank of Canada)\nStatistical Inference for the Shorrocks-Sen Index of Poverty Intensity\nMichael Sampson (Concordia University)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 1:30 - 3:00, Thistle 259\nMONEY AND THE ECONOMY / LA MONNAIE ET L'ÉCONOMIE\nThe Liquidity Effect Revisited\nMichel Normandin (Université du Québec à Montréal)\nLouis Phaneuf (Université du Québec à Montréal)\nA SVAR Model of Money in the Transmission Mechanism\nMarcel Kasumovich (Bank of Canada)\nDay-of-the-Week Effect and the Overnight Money Market Efficiency\nAmir Kia (Carleton University)\nPatrick Crowley (Saint Mary's University)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 1:30 - 3:00, Thistle 258\nINTERREGIONAL LABOUR MOBILITY / MOBILITÉ INTERRÉGIONALE DE LA MAIN-D'OEUVRE\nWorker Heterogeneity and the Regional Concentration of Production\nDavid Scoones (University of Texas at Austin)\nSectoral and Regional Costs of Employment, Terms of Trade Shocks and Policy Responses\nLawrence Leger (Loughborough University)\nJames D. Gaisford (University of Calgary)\nFactor Mobility and Voting Patterns: Evidence from the 1988 ``Referendum'' on Canada-US Free Trade\nEugene Beaulieu (Columbia University)\nIan King (University of Victoria)\nAlbert Schweinberger (University of Konstanz)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 1:30 - 3:00, Taro 405\nPRICE THEORY / THÉORIE DES PRIX\nOn Bargaining for an Indivisible Good\nRod Garratt (University of California at Santa Barbara)\nEx ante Pricing with Bilateral Credit\nJames Yetman (Queen's University)\nSpatial Cournot Competition and Agglomeration in a Model of Location Choice\nBarnali Gupta (University of Cincinnati)\nDebashis Pal (University of Cincinnati)\nJyotirmoy Sarkar (University of Cincinnati)\nAlec Gee (Edinburgh University)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 1:30 - 3:00, Thistle 248\nFORECASTING / PRÉVISION\nChair / Président: Robert Vigfusson (Bank of Canada)\nThe USPM Model: A Small Forecasting Model for the United States\nVincent Lépine (Department of Finance)\nStéfane Marion (Department of Finance)\nAre Real Exchange Rates Stationary? Some Evidence from Developing Countries\nCyclical Asymmetries in Monetary Indicators\nJeffrey Gable (Bank of Canada)\nSimon van Norden (Bank of Canada)\nPeter Thurlow (Bank of Canada)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 1:45 - 3:15, Taro 207\nCSLS / CIRA: EMERGENCE OF SECTORAL COUNCILS IN CANADA / CONSEILS SECTORIELS\nChair / Président: Harish Jain (McMaster University)\nLessons from the Canadian Sector Council Experience\nA Canadian Business Perspective on Sectoral Human Resource Councils\nJock Finlayson (Business Council of British Columbia)\nCSTEC: Old-Fashioned Labour-Management Cooperation or an Innovation in Joint Governance\nKai Lamertz (University of Toronto)\nPeter Warrian (University of Toronto)\nJim Twaites (Université Laval)\nJohn Godard (University of Manitoba)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 3:20 - 4:50, Thistle 244\nENDOGENOUS GROWTH: EMPIRICAL ESTIMATES / CROISSANCE ENDOGÈNE: ESTIMATIONS EMPIRIQUES\nThe Empirical Evidence for Two Sector Endogenous Growth Models\nDajin Li (Carleton University)\nGrowth and Welfare in an Endogenous Growth Model with Government Spending and Taxation\nJing Xu (Department of Finance)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 3:20 - 4:50, Taro 303\nPUBLIC PENSIONS / FONDS DE PENSION PUBLICS\nSocial Security and Economic Growth: Theory and Evidence\nJie Zhang (Victoria University of Wellington)\nJunsen Zhang (Victoria University of Wellington)\nSocial Security with Demographic Effects\nHerb Emery (University of Calgary)\nIan Rongve (University of Regina)\nThe Economics of Canada Pension Plan Reforms\nSteven James (Department of Finance)\nHumam Sakhnini (Department of Finance)\nChris Matier (Department of Finance)\nMunir Sheikh (Department of Finance)\nPeter Townley (Acadia University)\nGary Tompkins (University of Regina)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 3:20 - 4:50, Taro 203\nINTERNATIONAL TRADE / COMMERCE INTERNATIONAL\nTrade Orientation, Export Expansion and Economic Growth: Some New Evidence\nSal Amirkhalkhali (Saint Mary's University)\nAtul Dar (Saint Mary's University)\nIntermediate Goods and the International Business Cycle\nEmanuela Cardia (Université de Montréal)\nChristian Zimmermann (Université du Québec à Montréal)\nTrade Creation and Trade Diversion in Free Trade Areas and Customs Unions\nRobert Waschik (Wilfrid Laurier University)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 3:20 - 4:50, Thistle 248\nTERM STRUCTURE OF INTEREST RATES / STRUCTURE DES TAUX D'INTÉRÊT SELON L'ÉCHÉANCE\nWhy Does the Longer Maturity Term Structure Help Predict Inflation?\nColin R. Telmer (Queen's University)\nThe Yield Spread and Economic Activity\nThe Term Structure of Interest Rates, Risk Premia, Inflation Regimes and Learning\nJohn M. Maheu (Queen's University)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 3:20 - 4:50, Taro 403\nINDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION THEORY / ORGANISATION INDUSTRIELLE THÉORIQUE\nLeaders and Followers in Price/Quality Competition: Hotelling's Stability in Competition Transmuted\nJ.M. Alec Gee (Edinburgh University)\nDoes Quantity Precommitment with Rapid Price Adjustment Yield Cournot Outcomes?\nHugo A. Hopenhayn (University of Rochester)\nCharles Ka Yui Leung (University of Rochester)\nSubsidizing the Competition\nAidan Hollis (University of Toronto)\nKenneth Hendricks (University of British Columbia)\nCurtis Eaton (Simon Fraser University)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 3:20 - 4:50, Thistle 258\nWAGES, EMPLOYMENT AND PRODUCTIVITY / TRAVAIL PARTAGÉ, PARTAGE DES PROFITS ET PRODUCTIVITÉ\nPayroll Taxes in Canada and the Impacts on Employment, Wages, Outputs and Prices\nProfit-Sharing, Efficiency Wages and Employment Stability: Evidence Using Canadian Plant Level Data\nTimothy D. Cook (University of Toronto)\nLars Vilhuber (University of Montreal, CRDE and CIRANO)\nJing Lu (York University)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 3:20 - 4:50, Taro 346\nTECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION / TECHNOLOGIE ET INNOVATION\nAdoption and Diffusion of Technological Innovations: Informational Externalities and Strategic Delay\nWulong Gu (University of Saskatchewan)\nChanges in the Composition of Employment in Canadian Manufacturing and the Effects of Technology on Wage Differentials between Production and Nonproduction Workers\nJohn R. Baldwin (Statistics Canada)\nMohammed Rafiquzzaman (Statistics Canada)\nEmployment in the Innovative Economy\nSurendra Gera (Industry Canada)\nPhilippe Massé (Human Resources Development Canada)\nJulian Betts (University of California at San Diego)\nHuw Lloyd-Ellis (University of Toronto)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 3:20 - 4:50, Thistle 315\nIMMIGRATION AND LABOUR MARKETS I / IMMIGRATION ET MARCHÉ DU TRAVAIL I\nLabor Supply Assimilation of Married Immigrant Women: A case study of Canada\nUrvashi Dhawan (Memorial University)\nLabour Supply of Households with Migrants: Evidence from the Philippines\nEdgard R. Rodriguez (University of Toronto)\nPeter Dunnett (Royal Military College of Canada)\nSajjad Akbar (University of Victoria)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 3:20 - 4:50, Thistle 259\nBANKING AND FINANCE / FINANCE ET BANQUE\nThree C's of Canadian Banking: Conduct, Competition, and Concentration\nJohn McCallum (Royal Bank)\nBanking Sector Fragility and Currency Crises: Some Recent Episodes\nBrenda Gonzalez-Hermosillo (International Monetary Fund)\nCeyla Pazarbasioglu (International Monetary Fund)\nBob Billings (Finance Canada)\nInflation, Financial Development and Income Distribution\nJack Carr (University of Toronto)\nKam Hon Chu (Memorial University)\nGraham Pugh (CIBC-Wood Gundy)\nAndrew Filardo (Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 3:20 - 4:50, Thistle 249\nMR. KEYNES AND HIS CONTEMPORARIES: SUGGESTED INTERPRETATION / M. KEYNES ET SES CONTEMPORAINS: UNE INTERPRÉTATION\nChair / Président: Scott Gordon (Queen's University and Indiana University)\nOn the Keynesian Theory of Banking and Keynes's Monetary Theory of Value\nTom K. Rymes (Carleton University)\nColin Rogers (Carleton University)\nDid Robbins Recant?\nSusan Howson (University of Toronto)\nMr. Keynes and His Contemporaries\nGilles Dostaler (Université du Québec à Montréal)\nKeynes, Fisher, and the Corridor of Stability\nBrenda Spotton (Atkinson College, York University)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 3:20 - 4:50, Taro 405\nTHEORY OF THE FIRM I / THÉORIE DE LA FIRME I\nIncomplete Contracts and Cooperative Investments\nTai-Yeong Chung (University of Rochester)\nYeon-Koo Che (University of Rochester)\nThe Free-Rider Problem in Takeovers\nInvestment Decisions under Uncertainty - The Case of Regulated Firms\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 5:00 - 6:15, Thistle 325\nHAROLD INNIS LECTURE / CONFÉRENCE HAROLD INNIS\nChair / Président: Robin Boadway (Queen's University)\nPRESENTATION OF THE JOHN RAE PRIZE / PRÉSENTATION DU PRIX JOHN RAE INTRODUCTION OF INNIS LECTURER:\nBentley MacLeod (Boston College and Université de Montréal)\nFRIDAY MAY 31 / VENDREDI 31 MAI, 6:30, Residence Dining Hall\nRECEPTION OF THE PRESIDENT OF BROCK UNIVERSITY / RÉCEPTION DU PRÉSIDENT DE L'UNIVERSITÉ BROCK\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 8:30 - 10:00, Thistle 258\nCABE PANEL: TRADE AND INVESTMENT: CAN CANADA EXPAND ITS TRADE SUCCESS BEYOND THE U.S.? / PROFITER DES OCCASIONS: LE CANADA PEUT-IL ÉTENDRE SON COMMERCE AU-DELÀ DES ÉTATS-UNIS\nChair / Président: Sandy Greig (Canadian International Trade Tribunal)\nSam Boutziouvis (Business Council on National Issues)\nMichael Hart (Carleton University and University of Ottawa)\nAlan Rugman (University of Toronto)\nPrakesh Sharma (Department of Foreign Affairs and national Trade)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 8:30 - 10:00, Thistle 249\nTHE INTERFACE OF TRADE REMEDY LAWS AND ECONOMIC ANALYSIS / L'INTERFACE ENTRE LA LÉGISLATION PRO- COMMERCE INTERNATIONALE ET L'ANALYSE ÉCONOMIQUE\nChair / Président: O. Yul Kwon (Griffith University)\nInterface of the Anti-dumping and Countervailing Duty Laws and Economic Analysis: Canadian Perspectives on the Injury-Causality Test\nO. Yul Kwon (Griffith University)\nIhn Ho Uhm (Canadian International Trade Tribunal)\nThe Economic Approach to Injury Determination in Dumping and Countervailing Duty Cases: State of the Modelling Art 1996\nRichard Boltuck (Trade Resources Company)\nConflict Between U.S. Domestic and Trade Policies: U.S. -- Canada Durum Wheat Disputes\nWon W. Koo (North Dakota State University)\nPartial Equilibrium Modelling under Imperfect Competition: An Application to Dumping\nKeith Hall (U.S. International Trade Commission)\nCraig Schulman (U.S. International Trade Commission and University of Arkansas)\nMichael Knoll (University of Southern California)\nMichael Finger (World Bank)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 8:30 - 10:00, Taro 303\nEMPIRICAL INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS / ÉCONOMIE INTERNATIONALE EMPIRIQUE\nA New Canadian International Trade Model: An Application of Error-Correction Models\nRichard Stuart (Department of Finance)\nFactors Determining the Location of Canada Direct Foreign Investment\nEmmanuel Nyahoho (Université du Québec à Montréal)\nThe Aggregation Bias of Intra Industry Trade\nGregory T. Papanikos (University of Crete)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 8:30 - 10:00, Thistle 307\nREFORMS IN TRANSITIONAL AND DEVELOPING ECONOMIES / RÉFORMES DANS LES ÉCONOMIES EN TRANSITION ET EN VOIE DE DÉVELOPPEMENT\nEconomic Reforms and Endogenous Credibility Problem\nRam Acharya (University of Ottawa)\nAn Open-Economy Transition Model for Eastern Europe\nDebra Moore Patterson (Trinity University)\nRegional Patterns in Chinese Development Since 1978\nMarion E. Jones (University of Regina)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 8:30 - 10:00, Taro 203\nWAGES, CONTRACTS AND INCENTIVES / SALAIRES, CONTRATS ET INCITATIF\nIncentive Compatible Unemployment Insurance\nDavid Andolfatto (University of Waterloo)\nEd Nosal (University of Waterloo)\nWorld Food Aid, Labor Disincentives, and Production Decisions in a Small Open Economy\nPatrick N. Osakwe (Queen's University)\nSurvival of the Unfittest: How Dodos Become Managers\nEdward Kutsoati (Queen's University)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 8:30 - 10:00, Taro 307\nCULTURE, COMMUNICATIONS, AND THE INFORMATION HIGHWAY/CULTURE / COMMUNICATIONS ET LÍNFOROUTE\nComposers and Copyright\nMichael Rushton (University of Regina)\nUniversality Issues in the Information Highway\nGeorge Sciadas (Statistics Canada)\nHolding the Line: The CRTC and the Pricing of Canadian Cable Television Services\nStephen M. Law (University of New Brunswick)\nJudith Alexander (Ontario Workers' Compensation Board)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 8:30 - 10:00, Taro 309\nTOPICS IN PUBLIC SERVICE DELIVERY / FOURNITURE DES SERVICES PUBLICS\nThe Performance of Performance Standards: The Effects of JTPA Performance Standards on Efficiency, Equity, and Participant Outcomes\nJames J. Heckman (University of Western Ontario)\nJeffrey A. Smith (University of Western Ontario)\nThe Impact of Low Income and Family Status on Child Health\nDavid H. Feeny (McMaster University)\nLori Curtis (McMaster University)\nEllen L. Lipman (McMaster University)\nSocial Assistance Caseloads: An Empirical Macro Study\nDerek Hermanutz (Alberta Treasury)\nGrant Smith (Alberta Treasury)\nDouglas McCready (Wilfrid Laurier University)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 8:30 - 10:00, Taro 207\nIMMIGRATION AND LABOUR MARKETS II / TRAVAIL IMMIGRATION ET MARCHÉ DU\nNew Evidence of Immigrant Assimilation in Canada\nMary L. Grant (University of Toronto)\nEconomic Effects of Immigration: British Columbia 1871 - 1995\nPeter Dunnett (Royal Military College)\nEmployment and Unemployment Experience of Immigrants and Their Usage of the UI Program\nArun S. Roy (Human Resources Development Canada)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 8:30 - 10:00, Taro 405\nCEANA: EXCHANGE RATES AND FINANCIAL MARKETS IN EAST ASIAN ECONOMIES / TAUX DE CHANGE ET MARCHÉS FINANCIERS DANS LES ÉCONOMIES D'ASIE ORIENTALE\nChair / Président: Hong Hwang (Academia Sinica/National Taiwan University)\nTerm Structure as a Predictor of Real Economic Activities: The Case of Singapore\nY.K. Tse (National University of Singapore)\nSome Thoughts on China's 1995 Bank Reform\nKui-wai Li (Hong Kong City Polytechnic University)\nAre the Panel Data a Solution for Testing Purchasing Power Parity?\nPeter C. Liu (University of Miami)\nInternationalization of the Singapore Dollar: The Case for a Loan Quota with a Modified Tobin Tax\nKenneth S. Chan (McMaster University)\nKee-Jin Ngiam (National University of Singapore)\nAnming Zhang (University of New Brunswick)\nYiu Kuen Tse (National University of Singapore)\nCharleen Adam (Bank of Canada)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 8:30 - 10:00, Taro 403\nENERGY ECONOMICS / ÉCONOMIE DE L'ÉNERGIE\nChair / Président: Frank Flatters (Queen's University)\nBehavourial Modelling by Dynamic Programming: An Oil Extraction Problem\nEric Ah Lik Li (Deakin University)\nRobert N. McRae (University of Calgary)\nThe Impact of Electric Power on Productivity: The Case of Japanese Manufacturing 1965-1988\nJean-Thomas Bernard (Laval University)\nMichael Denny (University of Toronto)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 8:30 - 10:00, Thistle 259\nMINIMUM WAGES AND LABOUR MARKET POLICIES / SALAIRES MINIMUMS\nChair / Président: Michael Abbott (Queen's University)\nThe Effect of the Minimum Wage on the Canadian Wage Distribution\nDavid A. Green (University of British Columbia)\nHarry Paarsch (University of British Columbia)\nThe Effect of Minimum Wage on Youth Employment in Canada: Evidence from the LMAS\nTerence Yuen (University of Toronto)\nFelice Martinello (Bank of Canada)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 10:20 - 11:50, Thistle 258\nCABE PANEL: COMPETITION IN COMMUNICATIONS: ISSUES, POLICIES AND PROSPECTS / LA COMPÉTITION DANS LE SECTEUR DES COMMUNICATIONS: ENJEUX, POLITIQUES ET PERSPECTIVES\nChair / Président: Carl Beigie (McGill University)\nMaurice Estabrooks (Canadian International Centre for mation Technology and Telecommunications)\nDale Orr (Economic Analysis Associates)\nDavid Watt (Canadian Cable Television Association)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 10:20 - 11:50, Taro 403\nBANK OF CANADA MAY 1996 MONETARY POLICY REPORT / RAPPORT DE MAI 1996 DE LA BANQUE DU CANADA SUR LA POLITIQUE MONÉTAIRE\nChair / Président: Tom Rymes (Carleton University)\nRobert Lucas (University of Saskatchewan)\nAngela Redish (University of British Columbia)\nPierre Fortin (Université du Québec à éal)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 10:20 - 11:50, Taro 303\nAWARDING OF DOUGLAS PURVIS MEMORIAL PRIZE / ATTRIBUTION DU PRIX COMMÉMORATAIF DOUG PURVIS\nChair / Président: Richard Harris (Simon Fraser University)\nPresentation by the Award Winner (Name to be Announced)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 10:20 - 11:50, Taro 309\nEMPIRICAL MACROECONOMICS / MACROÉCONOMIE EMPIRIQUE\nAn Event Study of the Quebec Referendum Campaign: The Announcement of Opinion Polls and their Impact on the Canadian Bond Market\nDavid Johnson (Wilfrid Laurier University)\nDarren McIlwraith (Wilfrid Laurier University)\nAggregate Disturbances or Sectoral Shifts: Canadian Evidence\nPhase-Dependent Monetary and Fiscal Policies\nAndrew J. Filardo (Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas)\nSteve Ambler Université du Québec à Montréal)\nColin Telmer (Queen's University)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 10:20 - 11:50, Thistle 307\nUNCERTAINTY AND THE PUBLIC SECTOR / INCERTITUDE ET SECTEUR PUBLIC\nProvincial Budget Responses to Fiscal Shocks: An Empirical Investigation of Alberta\nKen McKenzie (University of Calgary)\nThe Impact of Fiscal Policy on the Perceived Riskiness of Government Debt: Some Canadian Evidence\nTodd Mattina (Department of Finance)\nFrançois Delorme (Department of Finance)\nMeasuring the Riskiness of Tax Revenue and Governmental Outlays\nSyed M. Ahsan (Concordia University)\nPeter Tsigaris (University College of Cariboo)\nCarole Vincent (Department of Finance)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 10:20 - 11:50, Taro 307\nECONOMICS AND CRIME / ÉCONOMIE DU CRIME\nAn Econometric Evaluation of North American Drunk Driving Legislation\nAnindya Sen (University of Toronto)\nPrivate Enforcement Revisited\nNuno Garoupa (University of York)\nAn Economic Model of Domestic Violence\nJoAnn Kingston-Riechers (McMaster University)\nKenneth Avio (University of Victoria)\nMoin Yayha (University of Toronto)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 10:20 - 11:50, Taro 207\nEXCHANGE RATES IN EUROPE / TAUX DE CHANGE EN EUROPE\nConditional Leptokurtosis and Non-Linear Dependence in Exchange Rate Returns\nGuglielmo Maria Caporale (London Business School)\nChristis Hassapis (University of Cyprus)\nNikitas Pittis (University of Cyprus)\nExchange Rate Target Zone Models: A Bayesian Evaluation\nKai Li (University of Toronto)\nThe ERM Crises of 1992/93: Consequences for the Maastricht Process\nChris D'Souza (Queen's University)\nKit Pasula (Okanagan University College)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 10:20 - 11:50, Taro 405\nINCOMES OF THE SALARIED AND THE SELF EMPLOYED / REVENUS DES SALARIÉS ET DES TRAVAILLEURS AUTONOMES\nChair / Président: Jean Kimmel (W.E. Upjohn Institute)\nExecutive Compensation and Managerial Incentive: A Comparison Between Canada and the United States\nXianming Zhou (University of Toronto)\nPhysician Remuneration: Fee-for-service to capitation?\nSimon C. Parker (University of Durham)\nDouglas Hyatt (University of Toronto)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 10:20 - 11:50, Taro 259\nUnemployment Insurance: Duration Until Take-Up\nViolence and the Optimality of Unemployment Insurance\nStéphane Pallage (Université du Québec à Montréal)\nUnemployment Insurance Reform: A Focused Approach to Social Policy\nOliver Franke (Alberta Treasury)\nSteven Jones (McMaster University)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 10:20 - 11:50, Thistle 249\nSYMPOSIUM ON ECONOMIC ANALYSIS AND ANTI-DUMPING LAWS / SYMPOSIUM SUR L'ANALYSE ÉCONOMIQUE ET LA LÉGISLATION ANTI-DUMPING\nChair / Président: John A. Greig (Canadian International Trade Tribunal)\nRonald A. Cass (Boston University)\nMichael J. Finger (World Bank)\nKathleen E. Macmillan (International Trade Policy ltant Inc.)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 12:00 - 1:30, Residence Dining Hall\nDOUG PURVIS MEMORIAL LUNCHEON / DÉJEUNER COMMÉMORATIF DOUG PURVIS\nINTRODUCTION OF LUNCHEON SPEAKER:\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 1:30 - 3:00, Thistle 258\nTEACHING ECONOMICS / ENSEIGNER L'ÉCONOMIQUE\nChair / Président: Angela Redish (University of British Columbia)\nYou've Read the Book, Now Watch the Video: The Effect of Alternative Delivery Methods on Students' Performance in Introductory Economics\nWilliam Scarth (McMaster University)\nExamination Pattern and Performance in Introductory Economics: A Case Study\nBagala Biswal (Memorial University)\nClass Size and Achievement in Introductory Economics: Evidence from the TUCE III Data\nJohn Siegfried (Simon Fraser University)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 1:30 - 3:00, Taro 309\nHISTORY OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT I / HISTOIRE DE LA PENSÉE ÉCONOMIQUE I\nChair / Président: Syed Ahmad (McMaster University)\nOn the Correspondence Between Habermasian Ethics and Smithian Sentiments\nKenneth L. Avio (University of Victoria)\nSusan C. Pegler (University of Victoria)\nThe Issue of Female Agency in Classical Economic Thought, from Adam Smith to John Stuart Mill\nRonald G. Bodkin (University of Ottawa)\nMary Ann Dimand (Albion College)\nSandra Peart (Baldwin-Wallace College)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 1:30 - 3:00, Taro 303\nTRADE THEORY / THÉORIE DU COMMERCE INTERNATIONAL\nAn Examination of Import Protection as Export Promotion\nAnming Zhang (University of Victoria)\nYimin Zhang (University of Victoria)\nEfficiency Wage Unemployment and the Theory of International Trade\nAlbert G. Schweinberger (University of Konstanz)\nExternal Economies of Experience and North-South Trade\nMichael Benarroch (University of Winnipeg)\nTorbin Drewes (Trent University)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 1:30 - 3:00, Taro 403\nTAX REFORM: EFFICIENCY AND DISTRIBUTIONAL EFFECTS / RÉFORME FISCALE: EFFICIENCE ET EFFETS REDISTRIBUTIFS\nHow to Assess the Inequality of Negative Income Tax Proposals\nTracy Lynch (University of Guelph)\nEfficiency and Redistributional Effects of Flat Tax Proposals: A General Equilibrium Approach\nLouis Beauséjour (Department of Finance)\nG.C. Ruggeri (Department of Finance)\nBaxter Williams (Department of Finance)\nEfficiency Gains from a Distributionally-Neutral Flat Tax in Canada\nDon Van Wart (Alberta Treasury)\nRobert Howard (Alberta Treasury)\nShaun Peddie (Alberta Treasury)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 1:30 - 3:00, Thistle 249\nPRODUCTIVITY GROWTH AND HUMAN CAPITAL / CROISSANCE ET CAPITAL HUMAIN\nHuman Capital Re-Tooling and the Business Cycle\nGovernment, Productivity Growth and Technology Diffusion in a Human Vintage Model\nShandre Mugan Thangavelu (Queen's University)\nEndogenous Productivity Growth with Capital-Embodied Technological Change\nHarry Bloch (University of Tasmania)\nGary Madden (Curtin University)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 1:30 - 3:00, Thistle 307\nDEMAND FOR MONEY / DEMANDE DE MONNAIE\nThe Long-Run Demand for M1\nScott Hendry (Bank of Canada)\nMoney Demand Responsiveness to the Rate of Return on Money: Some Evidence for Canada\nGeorge J. Georgopoulos (University of Toronto)\nLet's Pay Attention to M1\nWelad Hejazi (University of Toronto)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 1:30 - 3:00, Thistle 259\nINCOME INEQUALITY OVER TIME / ANALYSE DE REVENUS TEMPORELLE DES INÉGALITÉS\nIntergenerational Changes in the Distribution of Household Income in Canada\nPeter Ibbott (University of Toronto)\nUnto the Sons: The Intergenerational Income Mobility of Canadian Men\nLongitudinal Aspects of Earnings Inequality in Canada\nRené Morissette (Statistics Canada)\nCharles Bérubé (Statistics Canada)\nFazley K. Siddiq (Dalhousie University)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 1:30 - 3:00, Taro 203\nTHE THEORY OF THE FIRM II / TRAVAILLEURS RELOCALISÉS ET POLITIQUES\nReplacement Laws, Strikes and Wages\nJean Farès (Université de Montréal)\nJacques Robert (Université de Montréal)\nThe Effects of Asymmetric Information and Uncertainty on the Financing Decision of Firms\nDenise Tambanis (Queen's University)\nBaogui Wang (University of Toronto)\nGreg LeBlanc (Concordia University)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 1:30 - 3:00, Taro 307\nTAXES AND REAL BUSINESS CYCLES / TAXATION ET CYCLES ÉCONOMIQUES RÉELS\nDistortionary Taxation in International Real Business Cycle Models\nNorma Kozhaya (Université de Montréal)\nDelayed Income Taxation and the Business Cycle\nTaxation Analysis in a Real Business Cycle Model with Human Capital\nAlain Guay (Department of Finance)\nMarcel Mérette (Department of Finance)\nArman Mansoorian (York University)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 1:30 - 3:00, Taro 207\nEXCHANGE RATES / TAUX DE CHANGE\nSome Empirical Evidence on the Effects of Fiscal Deficits on Exchange Rates and Current Account Deficits\nJahanara Begum (Queen's University)\nWai-Ming Ho (University of Waterloo)\nA Monetary Model of the Exchange Rate Under Asymmetric Information\nChristopher D'Souza (Queen's University)\nTOPICS IN ECONOMETRICS / ÉCONOMÉTRIE\nChair / Président: Henry Bartel (York University)\nSimulation Based Finite and Large Sample Inference Methods in Simultaneous Equations\nJean-Marie Dufour (Université de Montréal)\nLinda Khalaf (Université de Montréal)\nA Simple Bayesian Method for Estimation of the Regression Models with MA(q) Errors\nZhengming Cao (University of Toronto)\nTesting for Mean Reversion Under a Fractionally Differenced Population Distribution\nJack Parkinson (University of Toronto)\nAdolph Buse (University of Alberta)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 3:00 - 5:00, New Rez Lounge 300\nECSA / AECE: EUROPEAN MONETARY UNION, PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS\nEuropean Economic and Monetary Union as a Historical Structure: Globalization and the Problem of Macroeconomic Coordination\nPanayiotis Damskopolous (York University)\nThe Democratic Deficit of the EMU: Who Governs the Domestic Economy?\nAmy Verdun (Essex University)\nThe Final Stage of European Monetary Union: Economic Issues and Political Controversies\nRobert E. Ankli (University of Guelph)\nHank Brand (Leeuwarden Business School)\nLouis Pauly (University of Toronto)\nWilliam Coleman (McMaster University)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 3:20 - 4:50, Thistle 258\nCSLS PANEL: SERVICE SECTOR PRODUCTIVITY AND THE PRODUCTIVITY PARADOX / LA PRODUCTIVITÉ DU SECTEUR DES SERVICES\nThe Productivity Paradox: A Review of the Literature\nProblems in the Measurement of Output and Productivity Changes in the Service Sectors\nMeasuring Output and Productivity in Canadian Service Industries\nPierre Mercier (Statistics Canada)\nDinah Maclean (Bank of Canada)\nSomeshwar Rao (Industry Canada)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 3:20 - 4:50, Thistle 249\nTEACHING ECONOMICS: THE 3-M TEACHING AWARD WINNERS / ENSEIGNER L'ÉCONOMIQUE: LES LAURÉATS DU PRIX 3-M\nAvi J. Cohen (York University)\nDavid Foote (University of Toronto)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 3:20 - 4:50, Taro 303\nTRADE, EXTERNALITIES AND PUBLIC GOODS / COMMERCE INTERNATIONAL / EXTERNALITÉS ET BIENS PUBLICS\nBrian R. Copeland (University of British Columbia)\nM. Scott Taylor (University of British Columbia)\nInternational Trade and the Environment: An Empirical Study\nInternational Trade and Supply of Public Goods in the Presence of Variable Returns to Scale\nSajid Anwar (Northern Territory University)\nYimin Zhang (University of New Brunswick)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 3:20 - 4:50, Taro 307\nTAXES AND GROWTH / TAXATION ET CROISSANCE\nA Sceptical Note on Recent Tax-Reform Proposals\nRicardo Paes de Barros (Yale University)\nCapital Gains Tax as an Inflation Tax in a Life-Cycle Model\nGaung-Jia Zhang (University of Guelph)\nSyed Ahsan (Concordia University)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 3:20 - 4:50, Thistle 259\nHOUSING AND BUSINESS INVESTMENT / INVESTISSEMENTS RÉSIDENTIEL ET COMMERCIAL\nThe Effect of Credit Market Imperfections on Investment Spending\nDifferences Between Housing Transactions Prices and Housing Stock Prices: Evidence from the Price Crash of 1991\nRichard Goy (University of Guelph)\nAn Empirical Model of Household Expenditures for Canada\nJian-Guo Cao (Department of Finance)\nBenoît Robidoux (Department of Finance) DISC DISC\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 3:20 - 4:50, Taro 203\nTRAINING AND LABOUR MARKETS / FORMATION ET MARCHÉ DU TRAVAIL\nWho Gets Private-Sector Training?\nBob Billings (Department of Finance)\nTechnology Use, Training, and Plant-Specific Knowledge in Manufacturing Establishments\nCausal Effects in Non-Experimental Studies: Re-Evaluating the Evaluation of Training Programs\nRajeev H. Dehejia (Harvard University)\nSadek Wahba (Harvard University)\nTim Cook (University of Toronto)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 3:20 - 4:50, Taro 309\nHISTORY OF ECONOMIC THOUGHT II / HISTOIRE DE LA PENSÉE ÉCONOMIQUE II\nIndividual and Society in Rae, Lauderdale and Smith\nSyed Ahmad (McMaster University)\nImpatience, Self-Reliance and Intertemporal Decision Making in Early Neoclassical Thought\nSandra J. Peart (Baldwin-Wallace College)\nThe Notion of Equilibrium in Economics: Beyond Frank Hahn\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 3:20 - 4:50, Taro 207\nTHE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE / TAUX DE CHÔMAGE\nAn Analysis of the Components of the Natural Rate of Unemployment\nTimothy C. Sargent (Department of Finance)\nA Longitudinal Approach to the Empirical Analysis of Permanent Layoffs in Canada\nZ. Lin (Statistics Canada)\nW. Pyper (Statistics Canada)\nIncrease in the Unemployment Rate in Canada in Post-1973 Compared to the 1966-73\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 3:20 - 4:50, Taro 403\nTOPICS IN GAME THEORY / THÉORIE MICROÉCONOMIQUE\nA Strategic Model of Grade Inflation\nPaul M. Anglin (University of Windsor)\nRon Meng (University of Windsor)\nOn Evolution, Irrational Behavior and Subgame Perfection\nB. Curtis Eaton (Simon Fraser University)\nWilliam G. Morrison (Wilfrid Laurier University)\nEdward Nosal (University of Waterloo)\nUgurhan Berkok (Royal Military College of Canada)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 3:20 - 4:50, Taro 405\nFAIRNESS, SANCTIONS AND PUBLIC GOODS PROVISION /\nThe Effects of Costly Monitoring and Sanctioning Upon Common Property Resource Appropriation\nAn Experimental Investigation of Preferences for Fairness in the Provision of Public Goods: Does Income Equality or Cost/Benefit Proportionality Matter?\nBram Cadsby (University of Guelph)\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 5:00 - 6:15, Thistle 247\nPRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS / DISCOURS DE LE PRÉSIDENT\nSATURDAY JUNE 1 / SAMEDI 1 JUIN, 6:15, Jubilee Hospitality Tent\nRECEPTION HOSTED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS OF BROCK UNIVERSITY / RÉCEPTION DONNÉE PAR LE DÉPARTEMENT D'ÉCONOMIQUE DE BROCK UNIVERSITÉ\nSUNDAY JUNE 2 / DIMANCHE 2 JUIN, 8:30 - 10:00, ED 204\nCEA / CHA: LABOUR MARKET PERSPECTIVES ON RAILWAY WORKERS, 1890-1939 / LES PERSPECTIVES SUR LE MARCHÉ DU TRAVAIL POUR LES TRAVAILLEURS DE L'INDUSTRIE FERROVIAIRE, 1890-1939\nChair / Président: Bill Marr (Wilfrid Laurier University)\nPromotions and Demotions at the Canadian Pacific Railway, 1903-1939\nBarton Hamilton (McGill University)\nThe Intercolonial Railway and Atlantic Canadian Labour Markets\nKen Cruikshank (McMaster University)\nGreg Healey (Memorial University)\nSUNDAY JUNE 2 / DIMANCHE 2 JUIN, 8:30 - 10:00, Taro 303\nCEA / CABE PANEL: PENSION FINANCING: IS IT A DISASTER WAITING TO HAPPEN OR A POLICY PROBLEM WITH A SOLUTION? / LE FINANCEMENT DES PENSIONS: UN DÉSASTRE IMMINENT OU UN PROBLÈME DE POLITIQUES POUR LEQUEL UNE SOLUTION EXISTE\nChair / Président: Leo de Bever (Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan Board)\nRobert Brown (University of Waterloo)\nDavid Slater (Economic Consultant)\nSUNDAY JUNE 2 / DIMANCHE 2 JUIN, 8:30 - 10:00, Taro 307\nMARGINAL EFFECTIVE TAX RATES / TAUX MARGINAUX EFFECTIFS DE TAXATION\nMarginal Effective Corporate Income Tax Rates in Canada\nK. Mang (Department of Finance)\nEvaluating the Distortionary Effects of Corporate Income Taxation in Canada\nProvincial Tax Changes and Marginal Tax Rates, 1986 and 1993\nPierre-Pascal Gendron (University of Toronto)\nSUNDAY JUNE 2 / DIMANCHE 2 JUIN, 8:30 - 10:00, Thistle 405\nCOMMON PROPERTY RESOURCES / RESSOURCES NATURELLES DE PROPRIÉTÉ COMMUNE\nCooperative and Non-Cooperative Exploitation of the Arcto-Norwegian Cod Stock in the Barents Sea\nUssif Rashid Sumaila (University of Bergen and University of British Columbia)\nThe Cost of Carbon Dioxide Abatement in China\nStephen Wilkinson (University of Guelph)\nMelvin Cross (Dalhousie University)\nSUNDAY JUNE 2 / DIMANCHE 2 JUIN, 8:30 - 10:30, Taro 309\nISSUES IN POLITICAL ECONOMY / QUESTIONS D'ÉCONOMIE POLITIQUE\nInternational Trade Policies: A Game Theoretic Approach with Special Interest Groups and Optimizing Politicians\nRedistribution Through Education\nEric Hanushek (University of Rochester)\nBan Chuan Cheah (University of Rochester)\nLegislative or Constitutional Fiscal Rules\nGaétan Pilon (Department of Finance)\nPatricia Brunnen (Department of Finance)\nPolitical Support for Passive Labour Market Policy: An Empirical Test\nDavid M. Gray (University of Ottawa)\nDan Usher (Queen's University)\nFilip Palda (Université du Québec à Montréal)\nSUNDAY JUNE 2 / DIMANCHE 2 JUIN, 8:30 - 10:00, Taro 207\nSAVINGS AND RISK AVERSION / ÉPARGNE ET AVERSION AU RISQUE\nMarc-André Letendre (Queen's University)\nPascal St-Amour (Université Laval)\nHow Long Would It Take an American Neoclassical Post-War Representative Agent to Stop Worrying that Capitalism was Doomed?\nIan Irvine (Concordia University)\nSUNDAY JUNE 2 / DIMANCHE 2 JUIN, 8:30 - 10:00, Thistle 249\nVOLATILITY AND FINANCIAL SIGNALLING / VOLATILITÉ ET SIGNAUX FINANCIERS\nRobert Vigfusson (Bank of Canada)\nBarbara M. Jamieson (University of Alberta)\nTesting for Monthly Effects in 10 Major Exchange Rates and Their Volatilities\nJohn Maheu (Queen's University)\nSUNDAY JUNE 2 / DIMANCHE 2 JUIN, 8:30 - 10:00, Thistle 240\nINCOME AND CONSUMPTION INEQUALITY / INÉGALITÉ DU REVENU ET DE LA CONSOMMATION\nThe Poor, the Young, and the Less-Educated: Why Did These Groups Fare so Badly During the 1980s?\nDistributional Consequences of Post-Secondary Education Funding in Canada (1975-1993)\nJim Cirello (University of Guelph)\nOn the Distribution of Income of Individuals and Family Units\nSimon Parker (University of Durham)\nSUNDAY JUNE 2 / DIMANCHE 2 JUIN, 8:30 - 10:00, Thistle 307\nMACRO POLICIES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES / POLITIQUES MACROÉCONOMIQUES DANS LES PAYS EN VOIE DE DÉVELOPPEMENT\nHaile K. Taye (University of Ottawa)\nMonetary Vs. Fiscal Policy: Some Evidence from Vector Autoregression for India\nMohammed Ansari (Athabasca University)\nSymmetric and Asymmetric Effects of Oil Shocks on Public Expenditures: The Case of Iran\nKazem Yavari (University of Toronto)\nJaleel Ahmad (Concordia University)\nSUNDAY JUNE 2 / DIMANCHE 2 JUIN, 8:30 - 10:00, Taro 403\nFISCAL FEDERALISM / FÉDÉRALISME FISCAL\nStabilisation and Insurance Benefits of Federal System\nThe Canada Health and Social Transfer: Thoughtful Reform or More Troublesome Tinkering\nTracy R. Snoddon (Wilfrid Laurier University)\nDividing the Canada Health and Social Transfer: The Revenue Share Allocator\nGrant Robertson (Alberta Treasury)\nSUNDAY JUNE 2 / DIMANCHE 2 JUIN, 10:20 - 11:50, ED 304\nCEA / CHA: CANADA'S WOODEN AGE: MANUFACTURING IN QUEBEC AND ONTARIO /L'ÂGE D'OR DU BOIS AU CANADA: LE SECTEUR MANUFACTURIER AU QUÉBEC ET EN ONTARIO\nChair / Président: Tony Ward (Brock University)\nRegion and Industry in Nineteenth-Century Quebec\nJean Martin (Société d'histoire de Longueuil)\nOntario Wood Manufacturing, 1870-90\nBen Forster (University of Western Ontario)\nDoug McCalla (Trent University)\nSUNDAY JUNE 2 / DIMANCHE 2 JUIN, 10:20 - 11:50, Taro 303\nCABE PANEL: EQUALIZATION IN CANADA: EQUITY AND EFFICIENCY / PÉRÉQUATION AU CANADA: ÉQUITÉ ET EFFICIENCE\nChair / Président: Jim Hrichishen (Manitoba Finance)\nDouglas Clark (Department of Finance)\nJohn Wright (Saskatchewan Government Investments)\nSUNDAY JUNE 2 / DIMANCHE 2 JUIN, 10:20 - 11:50, Taro 309\nPOLLUTION CONTROL / CONTRÔLE DE LA POLLUTION\nRecycling Behaviour of Canadian Households\nAnastasia M. Lintner (Wilfrid Laurier University)\nBo Wandschneider (University of Guelph)\nWhy Choose Recycled-Content Standards over Taxes in Open Economies with Imperfect Competition?\nNancy J. Carson (University of British Columbia)\nJohn Livernois (University of Guelph)\nSUNDAY JUNE 2 / DIMANCHE 2 JUIN, 10:20 - 11:50, Taro 307\nEMPIRICAL PUBLIC FINANCE II / FINANCE PUBLIQUE EMPIRIQUE II\nRevenue Effects of Tax-Assisted Savings Plans\nMaxime Fougère (Department of Finance)\nSelf-Employment, Tax Evasion, and the Underground Economy: Micro-Based Estimates for Canada\nRolf Mirus (University of Alberta)\nRoger S. Smith (University of Alberta)\nTax Bases under Various Flat Tax Proposals\nSUNDAY JUNE 2 / DIMANCHE 2 JUIN, 10:20 - 11:50, Taro 403\nDEBT AND GROWTH / DETTE ET CROISSANCE\nChair / Président: Ron Kneebone (University of Calgary)\nTesting Ricardian Equivalence with Simulated Series\nShort-Term Aggregate Demand Effects in a Dynamic Computable General Equilibrium Model\nSUNDAY JUNE 2 / DIMANCHE 2 JUIN, 10:20 - 11:50, Thistle 249\nFINANCIAL MARKETS / MARCHÉS FINANCIERS\nTim R. Adam (University of Virginia)\nThe Risk Premium Implicit in Currency Options\nDajiang Guo (University of Guelph)\nCapital Market in a Reformed Socialist Economy - An Empirical Study of China's Stock Market\nJixin Xu (Malaspina University College)\nXijun Chen (Chinese University of Science and Technology)\nMichel Normandin (Université du Québec à Montréal) Martin Boileau (University of Toronto)\nSUNDAY JUNE 2 / DIMANCHE 2 JUIN, 10:20 - 11:50, Taro 207\nBEHAVIOUR OVER THE LIFE CYCLE / LE COMPORTEMENT PENDANT LE CYCLE DE VIE\nImpatience, Vitality and Intertemporal Choices\nColin E. Preyra (University of Toronto)\nA Lifestages Hypothesis of Consumption\nJagdish Handa (McGill University)\nIncome Dynamics in Canada, 1982-92: Evidence from the LAD\nRoss Finnie (Carleton University and Statistics Canada)\nLes Robb (McMaster University)\nSUNDAY JUNE 2 / DIMANCHE 2 JUIN, 10:20 - 11:50, Thistle 405\nCAPITAL STRUCTURE / STRUCTURE DU CAPITAL\nMoral Hazard and Optimal Capital Structure\nDebt Contract Renegotiation and Capital Structure\nAccidents, Limited Liability and Endogenous Capital Structure\nMoin Yahya (University of Toronto)\nSUNDAY JUNE 2 / DIMANCHE 2 JUIN, 10:20 - 11:50, Thistle 240\nCEANA: TRADE POLICIES AND ECONOMIC ISSUES IN SOUTHEAST ASIA / POLITIQUES COMMERCIALES ET STRUCTURES INDUSTRIELLES DES ÉCONOMIES D'ASIE ORIENTALE\nChair / Président: Kenneth S. Chan (McMaster University)\nChina's Rural Industry and Monopsony: An Exploration\nXiao-yuan Dong (University of Winnipeg)\nLouis Putterman (Brown University)\nBias in Trade Policy Regimes: Do Two Wrongs Make a Right?\nR. Harris (Simon Fraser University)\nN. Schmitt (Simon Fraser University)\nThe Tariff Jumping Argument Under Location Theory: Implications for Southeast Asian Economies\nHong Hwang (National Taiwan University)\nChao-cheng Mai (National Taiwan University)\nHow Strong is the Preference for Sons in Vietnam? Findings Based on Sequential-Response and Proportional Hazard Models\nH. Nguyen-Dinh (McMaster University)\nMarion Jones (University of Regina)\nFrank Flatters (Queen's University)\nDoug Hyatt (University of Toronto)\nSUNDAY JUNE 2 / DIMANCHE 2 JUIN, 10:20 - 11:50, Thistle 307\nGENDER, ETHNICITY AND LABOUR MARKETS / SEXES, GROUPES ETHNIQUES ET MARCHÉS DU TRAVAIL\nWomen Workers in the Global Factory: Assessing the Impact of Gender Power Asymmetries on Compensating Differentials and Comparable Worth\nSaud A. Choudhry (Trent University)\nLabour Market Earnings and Religion in Canada: Further Results\nThe Colour of Money: Earnings Differentials Among Ethnic Groups in Canada\nRavi Pendakur (Government of Canada)\nRoberta Robb (Brock University)\nSUNDAY JUNE 2 / DIMANCHE 2 JUIN, 12:00 - 1:30, After Hours\nCANADIAN WOMEN ECONOMISTS NETWORK LUNCHEON / DÉJEUNER DU RÉSEAU CANADIEN DES FEMMES ÉCONOMISTES/\n(Number of places limited to 30 / Pas puls que 30 places disponibles)\nSUNDAY JUNE 2 / DIMANCHE 2 JUIN, 1:30 - 2:30, Trillium Dining Room\nGENERAL MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION / ASSEMBLÉE GÉNÉRALE DE L'ASSOCIATION\nANNOUNCEMENT OF PRIZE WINNERS / ANNONCE DES LAURÉATS DES PRIX SUIVANTS:\nHarry Johnson Prize / Prix Harry Johnson\nJohn Vanderkamp Prize / Prix John Vanderkamp\nOTHER ASSOCIATION BUSINESS / AUTRES ITEMS À L'ORDRE DU JOUR DE L'ASSEMBLÉE\nSUNDAY JUNE 2 / DIMANCHE 2 JUIN, 2:30 - 4:00, Taro 346\nThis hypertext page is © 1996 Canadian Economics Association and is maintained by PACIFIC in cooperation with the CEA. 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