Canadian Network for Economic History
2008 Conference
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"Predicting Patterns of Early Twentieth Century Wage Inequality"
, Marina Adshade (Dalhousie)
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"Distributional Dynamics in a Stochastic Environment with Tradable
Assets: Medieval English Land Markets", Cliff Bekar (Lewis and
Clark) and Clyde Reed (SFU)
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"Canada and the IMF: Trailblazer or Prodigal Son?", Michael Bordo
(Rutgers), Tamara Gomes (Bank of Canada) and Lawrence Schembri (Bank of Canada)
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"Survival in 19th Centrury Cities: The Larger the City, the Smaller
Your Chances", Louis Cain (Loyola/NWU) and Sok Chul Hong
(Chicago)
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"Bilingualism, Language Shift, and Industrialization in Mid-20th
Century India", David Clingingsmith (Case Western Reserve)
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"Two Steps Forward, One Step Back? Women and Wealth in Ontario,
1870-1920", Livio DiMatteo
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"The Political Economy of Financial Good Housekeeping in Historical
Perspective", Mark Dincecco(IMT Lucca Institue)
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"Lending to the Borrower from Hell: Lender Coalitions and Incentive
Compatibility in the Age of Phillip II", Mauricio Drelichman
(UBC) and Hans-Joachim Voth (ICREA/UPF and CEPR)
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"Prohibition of Alcohol and Anglo-Saxon Culture: A Comparison of the
U.S., Canada, Australia and New Zealand", Ruth Dupre (H.E.C.)
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"The Cost of Transporting Slaves to the Caribbean: 1680-1730",
David Eltis (Emory), Frank Lewis (Queen's) and Kimberly Mcintyre (Finance)
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"Public Pensions and the Well-Being of Seniors in Canada: Compairing
Means Tested and Universal Eligibility, 1921-1970",
Herbert Emery (Calgary) and Jesse Matheson (Calgary)
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"Immigration and Inequality in Canada in the Early 20th Century",
Alan Green (Queen's) and David Green (UBC)
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"Canada's International Accounts with Great Britain, the United Sates and
the Rest of the World, 1868-1929: A Review of the Literature and New
Estimates", Gordon Holmes (McMaster)
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"Trade Booms, Trade Busts and Trade Costs",
David Jacks (SFU), Chris Meissner (UC Davis), and Dennis Novy (Warwick)
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"Physical Well-Being in New Zealand since the 19th Centruy",
Kris Inwood (Guelph), Les Oxley (Canterbury) and Even Roberts (Victoria
U)
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"Farm Mechanization on an Otherwise 'Featureless Plain': Tractor Adoption
on the Northern Great Plains and Immigration Policy of the 1920s",
Byron Lew (Trent) and Bruce Cater (Trent)
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"Towards and Objective Account of Nutrition and Health in Colonial Kenya:
A Study of Stature in African Army Recruits since the 19th Centry",
Alexander Moradi (Oxford - Nuffield)
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"Democracy in Tsarist Russion? The Case of the Zemstvo",
Steve Nafziger (Williams)
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"Inter-Regional and Intra-Regional Inequality in 19th
Century Austria", Michael Pammer (Johannes Kepler)
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"The Organization of Merchant Empires: Portugal, England and the
Netherlands", Claudia Rei (Boston U)
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"Peer to Peer: Lifetime Learning and the Evolution of the
Gender Literacy Gap", William Troost (UBC)