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Tax Preferences for Education Saving: Are RESPs Effective?

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CitationMilligan Kevin. 2002. "Tax Preferences for Education Saving: Are RESPs Effective?". Research. Toronto: C.D. Howe Institute
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Article Title:Tax Preferences for Education Saving: Are RESPs Effective?
URL:https://cdhowe.org/publication/tax-preferences-education-saving-are-resps-effective/
Published Date:December 1, 2002
Accessed Date:March 15, 2025

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Kevin Milligan
Professor of Economics, University of British Columbia

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