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086	1 |aCS11-0019/180E
245	00|aDifferences in interprovincial productivity levels / |cby John R. Baldwin et al.
260	|aOttawa - Ontario : |bStatistics Canada |c2001.
300	|aix, 37p. : |bgraphs, references, tables ; |c28 cm.
490	1 |aResearch paper series|x1200-5223|vNo. 180
500	|a"Using decomposition analysis, this paper compares labour productivity across provincial business sectors, separating them into differences attributable to industry mix and to "real" productivity differences. Industry-mix effects capture differences in industry structure, whereas "real" productivity differences capture the difference in value-added per job in a given industry compared to the same industry in Ontario (the control province used in this study)."--Executive summary.
520	3 |aUsing decomposition analysis, this paper compares labour productivity across provincial business sectors, separating them into differences attributable to industry mix and to real productivity differences. Industry-mix effects capture differences in industry structure, whereas real productivity differences capture the difference in value-added per job in a given industry compared to the same industry in Ontario (the control province used in this study).--Executive summary
563	|aSoftcover
590	|a02-02|b2002-01-11
710	2 |aStatistics Canada.
720	1 |aBaldwin, John R.
775	08|tDifférences de productivité entre les provinces / |w(CaOODSP)9.625848
776	0#|tDifferences in interprovincial productivity levels / |w(CaOODSP)9.558000
830	#0|aResearch paper series,|x1200-5223|vNo. 180|w(CaOODSP)9.514463