Opting or not opting to share income tax information with the Census: Does it really matter?

Authors: Pierre Brochu, Louis-Philippe Morin, and Jean-Michel Billette

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Type	Journal article
Author	Pierre Brochu, Louis-Philippe Morin, and Jean-Michel Billette
Publication Year	2014
Title	Opting or not opting to share income tax information with the Census: Does it really matter?
Volume	40
Journal Name	Canadian Public Policy
Number	1
Publication Language	English

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Data Used

Canadian Population Census

Cross-Sectional, Repeated (1911 to 2021)

Census

Research Data Centre(s)

ORDC (Ottawa)

COOL

Canadian Research Data Centre Network