Add to ORKGIn this paper it is argued that a sovereign Quebec would be unable to continue using the Canadian dollar as its currency. Companies with large investments in Quebec should thus anticipate that if Quebec separates , a lasting monetary union with Canada would be practically impossible
This paper covers two related sections. The first deals with foreign investments in Canada and anal...
Between 2002 and 2008, the Canadian dollar appreciated in real terms against the US dollar by 60 per...
Canada is still a young country with a comparatively small population of about eleven millions scatt...
This paper reviews the issues that would arise if Quebec were to separate from Canada. It also prese...
This study determines that utilizing the Canadian dollar as its national currency makes good sense f...
2. The Department of Finance (1991c) has prepared a useful study of economic linkages among province...
There are strong economic arguments in favour of one money for one market, but multiple currencies c...
The paper considers the pros and cons for Canada of monetary union between Canada and the U.S. The c...
There is widespread agreement that during the floating exchange rate period from 1970 to the present...
Abstract: There are strong economic arguments in favour of one money for one market, but multiple c...
This paper, which draws on the author's book "The Economic Consequences of Quebec Sovereignty," exam...
Le problème de la division de la dette publique du Canada advenant la sécession du Québec a déjà reç...
This paper considers the various legal issues that would arise in the context of Quebec\u27s secessi...
This study examines the major arguments for and against enhanced monetary integration in North Ameri...
It is a mistake to debate the merits of alternative exchange rate regimes for Canada independently o...
This paper covers two related sections. The first deals with foreign investments in Canada and anal...
Between 2002 and 2008, the Canadian dollar appreciated in real terms against the US dollar by 60 per...
Canada is still a young country with a comparatively small population of about eleven millions scatt...
This paper reviews the issues that would arise if Quebec were to separate from Canada. It also prese...
This study determines that utilizing the Canadian dollar as its national currency makes good sense f...
2. The Department of Finance (1991c) has prepared a useful study of economic linkages among province...
There are strong economic arguments in favour of one money for one market, but multiple currencies c...
The paper considers the pros and cons for Canada of monetary union between Canada and the U.S. The c...
There is widespread agreement that during the floating exchange rate period from 1970 to the present...
Abstract: There are strong economic arguments in favour of one money for one market, but multiple c...
This paper, which draws on the author's book "The Economic Consequences of Quebec Sovereignty," exam...
Le problème de la division de la dette publique du Canada advenant la sécession du Québec a déjà reç...
This paper considers the various legal issues that would arise in the context of Quebec\u27s secessi...
This study examines the major arguments for and against enhanced monetary integration in North Ameri...
It is a mistake to debate the merits of alternative exchange rate regimes for Canada independently o...
This paper covers two related sections. The first deals with foreign investments in Canada and anal...
Between 2002 and 2008, the Canadian dollar appreciated in real terms against the US dollar by 60 per...
Canada is still a young country with a comparatively small population of about eleven millions scatt...