Conceptual framework for the economic analysis of the eastern Canadian steel projects / John C. Evans.: RE22-189/1975E-PDF
"Although owned by the province of Nova Scotia, SYSCO is heavily subsidized by the Government of Canada. The problem with this assistance is that the Federal subsidy calculated on a per worker basis is larger than the average income per worker. This disparity suggests that Canada's resources are being wasted in the operation of an inefficient plant, and at the very least, the Government of Canada ought to be able to find a more efficient way to transfer income to the residents of Cape Breton Island... An Eastern Canadian Steel Project should be studied with the purpose in mind to assist Cape Breton Island to become an economically self-sustaining community with a viable economic base"--page [1].
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| Title | Conceptual framework for the economic analysis of the eastern Canadian steel projects / John C. Evans. |
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| Description | 1 online resource (24 pages) : charts |
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