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The returns to education when wages and prices vary by location in Canada: An empirical investigation

Authors: Margaret Holland

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TypeMaster’s thesis
Author Margaret Holland
Publication Year 2011
Title The returns to education when wages and prices vary by location in Canada: An empirical investigation
City Fredericton, NB
Department Department of Economics
University University of New Brunswick
Publication Language English
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Subjects

Education, training and learningLabour

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Canadian Population Census

Cross-Sectional, Repeated (1911 to 2021)

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New Brunswick RDC

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