Faster, Younger, Richer? The Fond Hope and Sobering Reality of Immigration’s Impact on Canada’s Demographic and Economic Future
Boomer Bulge: Dealing with the Stress of Demographic Change on Government Budgets in Canada
Time and Money: The Challenge of Demographic Change and Government Finances in Canada
Realistic Expectations: Demographics and the Pursuit of Prosperity in Saskatchewan
The Passport Package: Rethinking the Citizenship Benefits of Non-Resident Canadians
Time and Money: Tracking the Fiscal Impact of Demographic Change in Canada
No Elixir of Youth: Immigration Cannot Keep Canada Young
Brains on the Move: Essays on Human Capital Mobility in a Globalizing World and Implications for the Canadian Economy
Immigrants’ Declining Earnings: Reasons and Remedies
Time and Money: The Fiscal Impact of Demographic Change in Canada
L’allocation à la naissance au Québec : Les politiques gouvernementales peuvent-elles accroître le taux de natalité ?
Quebec’s Baby Bonus: Can Public Policy Raise Fertility?
January 24, 2002 — In 1988, Quebec introduced the Allowance for Newborn Children, a pro-natalist child benefit that paid up to $8,000 to a family after the birth of a child. Was the program successful? It achieved its goal of increasing family size, but only at a high cost per additional birth. Each child who […]