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Economic Shocks: Defining a Role for Government

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Citation Michael Trebilcock. 2001. "Economic Shocks: Defining a Role for Government." ###. Toronto: C.D. Howe Institute.
Page Title:Economic Shocks: Defining a Role for Government – C.D. Howe Institute
Article Title:Economic Shocks: Defining a Role for Government
URL:https://cdhowe.org/publication/economic-shocks-defining-role-government/
Published Date:January 1, 2001
Accessed Date:July 14, 2025

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Michael Trebilcock
Director, Law and Economics Programme, University of Toronto

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