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Front MatterSource: The Canadian Journal of Economics / Revue canadienne d'Economique, Vol. 37, No. 4(Nov., 2004)Published by: Wiley on behalf of the Canadian Economics AssociationStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/3696110 .
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Michelle Alexopoulos David Andolfatto Werner Antweiler Olivier Armantier
Paul Beaudry Hassan Benchekroun
Bruce Blonigen Martin Boileau
Zhiqi Chen Jane Friesen
Patrick Gonzalez Anne Gron Mike Hoy
Kevin Milligan Daniel Parent
Joanne Roberts Nicolas Schmitt
Sergei Severinov Thanasis Stengos
Greg Tkacz John Whalley
Canadian Journal of Economics
Revue canadienne d'economique
Volume 37, No. 4 November / novembre 2004
B. Curtis Eaton Presidential Address: The elementary economics of social dilemmas
Jennifer Hunt Innis Lecture: Are migrants more skilled than non-migrants? Repeat, return, and same-employer migrants
Michael Baker and Nicole M. Fortin Comparable worth in a decentralized labour market: the case of Ontario
Patrick J. Coe and J.C. Herbert Emery The disintegrating Canadian labour market? The extent of the market then and now
Martin Dooley and Jennifer Stewart Family income and child outcomes in Canada
Mukesh Eswaran and Ashok Kotwal A theory of gender differences in parental altruism
Anthony Creane and Carl Davidson Multidivisional firms, internal competition, and the merger paradox
Denise C6te, John Kuszczak, Jean-Paul Lam, Ying Liu, and Pierre St-Amant The performance and robustness of simple monetary policy rules in models of the Canadian economy
Hashmat Khan Price stickiness, trend inflation, and output dynamics: a cross-country analysis
Michel Normandin Canadian and U.S. financial markets: testing the inter- national integration hypothesis under time-varying conditional volatility
Susan Chun Zhu Trade, product cycles, and inequality within and between countries
Larry D. Qiu Lobbying, multisector trade, and sustainability of free-trade agreements
Xiaopeng Yin Voluntary import expansions with non-stationary demand
Mika Saito Armington elasticities in intermediate inputs trade: a problem in using multilateral trade data
Richard G. Lipsey and Kenneth I. Carlaw Total factor productivity and the measurement of technological change
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CANADIAN JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS REVUE CANADIENNE D'ECONOMIQUE
Editorial Board / Conseil de redaction
Managing Editor / R dacteur en chef Michel Poitevin, Universit6 de Montr6al
Co-Editors / Redacteurs
Ignatius Horstmann University of Toronto
Michelle Alexopoulos University of Toronto
Olivier Armantier State University of New York
Bruce Blonigen University of Oregon Jane Friesen Simon Fraser University Mike Hoy University of Guelph Joanne Roberts University of Toronto
Thanasis Stengos University of Guelph
Translation of Abstracts / Traduction des resumes Gilles Paquet Universit6 d'Ottawa
Jennifer Hunt Universit6 de Montreal
Editorial Advisors / Comite consultatif
David Andolfatto Simon Fraser University Paul Beaudry University of British Columbia
Martin Boileau University of Colorado
Patrick Gonzalez
Universit6 de Laval
Kevin Milligan University of British Columbia
Nicolas Schmitt Simon Fraser University
Greg Tkacz Bank of Canada
Technical Advisor / Consultant technique Werner Antweiler University of British Columbia
Copy-Editor / Preparatrice des textes Catherine Frost, Toronto
Angelo Melino University of Toronto
Werner Antweiler University of British Columbia Hassan Benchekroun McGill University
Zhiqi Chen Carleton University Anne Gron Northwestern University Daniel Parent McGill University
Sergei Severinov University of Wisconsin-Madison John Whalley University of Western Ontario
Editorial Assistant / Assistante a la redaction Isabelle N61is Universit6 de Montreal
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Canadian Economics Association Executive Council L'Association canadienne d'&conomique Bureau de direction
President / President Barbara Spencer Univ. of British Columbia President Elect / President designe Gregor Smith Queen's University Vice-President / Vice-prisident G6rard Gaudet Past President / President sortant Curtis Eaton University of Calgary Secretary-Treasurer / Secretaire-tresorier Frances Woolley Carleton University Editor / Redacteur en chef Michel Poitevin (CJE) Universitd de Montreal
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Call for Papers 39th Annual Meeting of the CEA Friday 27 May - Sunday 29 May 2005 McMaster University
The Canadian Economics Association invites anyone wishing to present a paper at the 2005 Annual Meeting to submit an abstract by 28 February 2005. Abstracts in English or French must be submitted through our on-line registration form for paper presenters at
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The CEA program chair for the 2005 Conference is
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Please direct all enquiries and correspondence to the program assistant:
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Appel de communications 39C Congres annuel de 1'Association canadienne d'economique Vendredi 27 mai au dimanche 29 mai 2005 McMaster University
L'Association canadienne d'6conomique invite tous ceux et celles qui souhaiteraient pr6senter une communication a son 39e Congres annuel A soumettre un r6sume d'ici le 28 f6vrier 2005.Veuillez soumettre votre r6sum6, redig6 en anglais ou en frangais, en utilisant le formulaire d'inscription pour les pr6sentateurs et pr6sentatrices d'articles qui se trouve en ligne au lien suivant:
http://economics.ca/2005/ Les r6sumes peuvent toucher tous les domaines de l'6conomique et doivent contenir environ 100-200 mots. Vous serez notifi6 par courriel de l'acceptation ou du rejet de votre article. En soumettant un article, vous acceptez par le fait meme d'6tre commen- tateur ou commentatrice ou pr6sident(e) de seance aux autres s6ances, dans le cadre de votre principal domaine de recherche. Le formulaire en ligne permet de pr6ciser vos domaines de sp6cialisation. Les participants ne peuvent pr6senter qu'un seul article. Par consequent, vous ne pouvez soumettre plus d'un article A moins qu'un second article soit present6 par un co-auteur qui sera 6galement inscrit au Congr6s. Outre le d6p6t du resum6 via le serveur Web, les articles dans leur int6gralit6 peuvent 6tre soumis, soit en fournissant le lien 61ectronique A un fichier PDF, soit en t616char- geant un fichier PDF directement sur le serveur web. Dans les deux cas, la proc6dure A suivre est indiqu6e sur le formulaire d'inscription. Veuillez noter que les copies-papier des articles ne seront pas accept6es. Si vous souhaitez organiser une ou deux seances sur un sujet specifique et que vous avez
trouv6 des presentateurs et presentatrices, contactez le pr6sident de programme afin qu'il puisse approuver votre projet. Ces presentateurs et pr6sentatrices doivent s'inscrire via la procedure d'inscription en ligne du Congr6s. Les auteurs doivent indiquer le nom de l'organisateur de la seance dans la partie <<Remarques>> du formulaire d'inscription. II est a noter que, pour presenter une communication au Congres, vous devez etre inscrit au Congres. L'inscription peut se faire en ligne via le site Web du Congr6s. Nous encourageons les pr6sentateurs et presentatrices d'articles A devenir membre de l'Asso- ciation canadienne d'6conomique. Vous pouvez joindre l'Association pour ensuite vous inscrire une fois l'acceptation de votre article reque. Neanmoins, il est conseille de ne pas tarder dans la mesure oU` une inscription tardive engendre des frais plus 6leves.
Le president de programme de l'Association canadienne d'economique pour le Congr6s 2005 est
Prof. Gregor Smith Department of Economics Queen's University.
Priere d'adresser toute demande et correspondance a l'assistante de programme :
Maureen Church, University of Calgary, c/o Economics Department, 2500 University Drive N.W., Calgary, Alberta, Canada T2N 1N4. T•I: + 1-403-210-9490; Fax : + 1-403-282-5262 Courriel : cea2005 @ucalgary.ca
Les groupements ou organisations necessitant un lot de skances doivent contacter Maureen Church d'ici le 15 f6vrier 2005 afin de definir leurs exigences relatives au nombre de seances ainsi que les pr6ferences en termes de jours et heures. Vous trouverez de plus amples details sur le site Web du Congres.
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B. Curtis Eaton Presidential Address: The elementary economics of social dilemmas 805
Jennifer Hunt Innis Lecture: Are migrants more skilled than non-migrants? Repeat, return, and same-employer migrants 830
Michael Baker and Nicole M. Fortin Comparable worth in a decentralized labour market: the case of Ontario 850
Patrick J. Coe and J.C. Herbert Emery The disintegrating Canadian labour market? The extent of the market then and now 879
Martin Dooley and Jennifer Stewart Family income and child outcomes in Canada 898
Mukesh Eswaran and Ashok Kotwal A theory of gender differences in parental altruism 918
Anthony Creane and Carl Davidson Multidivisional firms, internal competition, and the merger paradox 951
Denise C6te, John Kuszczak, Jean-Paul Lam, Ying Liu, and Pierre St-Amant The performance and robustness of simple monetary policy rules in models of the Canadian economy 978
Hashmat Khan Price stickiness, trend inflation, and output dynamics: a cross-country analysis 999
Michel Normandin Canadian and U.S. financial markets: testing the international integration hypothesis under time-varying conditional volatility 1021
Susan Chun Zhu Trade, product cycles, and inequality within and between coun- tries 1042
Larry D. Qiu Lobbying, multisector trade, and sustainability of free-trade agree- ments 1061
Xiaopeng Yin Voluntary import expansions with non-stationary demand 1084
Mika Saito Armington elasticities in intermediate inputs trade: a problem in using multilateral trade data 1097
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