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Three essays in labour economics: An application of mixed methods research to understanding of the employment status of Aboriginal workers in Canada

Authors: Senada Delic

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TypePhD dissertation
Author Senada Delic
Publication Year 2012
Title Three essays in labour economics: An application of mixed methods research to understanding of the employment status of Aboriginal workers in Canada
City Ottawa, ON
Department School of Public Policy and Administration
University Carleton University
Publication Language English
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Subjects

HousingIndigenous peoplesLabourSociety and community

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Data Used

Indigenous Peoples Survey

Cross-Sectional, Repeated (1991 to 2022)

IPS APS

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ORDC (Ottawa)

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