Wage differentials in the Canadian labour market: How are the Aboriginal peoples of Canada affected?

Authors: J. Murray

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Type	Master’s thesis
Author	J. Murray
Publication Year	2005
Title	Wage differentials in the Canadian labour market: How are the Aboriginal peoples of Canada affected?
City	Halifax, NS
Department	Department of Economics
University	Dalhousie University
Publication Language	English

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