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Fig. 1. Provincial strike replacement legislation in Canada December 1994 . Note: Shading denotes noŽ.legislation
Table 1Difference-in-difference estimates of the effect of strike replacement bans on the employment-to-popu-
Table 2Regression analysis of the provincial employment-to-population ratio, 1966–1994 standard errors in parentheses
Table 3Time-varying effects of strike replacement policies on the provincial employment-to-population ratio,
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