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Commodity market 1 Commodity price 1 Rohstoffmarkt 1 Rohstoffpreis 1 Theorie 1 Theory 1 Welt 1 World 1
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Danforth, Jeff 3 Bruce Newbold, K. 1 Iorwerth, Aled ab 1 Medas, Paulo 1 Salins, Veronique 1
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Finance Canada, Government of Canada 1
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IMF How To Notes 1 Social Science & Medicine 1 Working Papers-Department of Finance Canada 1
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RePEc 2 ECONIS (ZBW) 1
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How to Adjust to a Large Fall in Commodity Prices
Medas, Paulo - 2016
Resource-rich countries have to manage highly volatile commodity revenues. In periods of revenue booms there is a tendency for large spending scale-ups. When facing large and persistent reductions in commodity prices, some of these countries will need to adjust their budgets to the new reality....
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Health status and Canada's immigrant population
Bruce Newbold, K.; Danforth, Jeff - In: Social Science & Medicine 57 (2003) 10, pp. 1981-1995
Given the framework of the 1984 Canada Health Act, the health status of immigrants should be similar to average levels within whole of Canada. Yet, assuming equality of health status between immigrant and non-immigrants, or between immigrant groups is likely an unrealistic and simplistic...
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Is Investment Not Sensitive to its User Cost? The Macro Evidence Revisited
Iorwerth, Aled ab; Danforth, Jeff - Finance Canada, Government of Canada
A key parameter in determining the response of investment to changes in its price is the user cost elasticity. But the empirical evidence on the user cost elasticity is mixed.. Traditional macro-econometric estimation has yielded a value close to zero whereas newer micro-econometric estimates...
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