11. Existing and proposed constitutional constraints on provincially induced barriers to economic mobility in Canada

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Preface VII
4. Acknowledgments XI
5. Contributors XIII
6. Part One: Theory and concepts
7. 1. Securing the Canadian economic union: federalism and internal barriers to trade 3
8. 2. Analytical perspectives on the Canadian economic union 51
9. 3. Political structure and the pursuit of economic objectives 111
10. Part Two: Evidence
11. 4. Induced distortions of interprovincial activity: an overview of issues 161
12. 5. The impact of federal policies on interprovincial activity 201
13. 6. Provincially induced barriers to trade in Canada: a survey 243
14. Part Three: Comparative perspectives
15. 7. Government procurement policies: GATT, the EEC, and the United States 355
16. 8. Regulation of industrial subsidies in the EEC, the United States, and GATT 394
17. 9. Fiscal harmonization in the United States, Australia, West Germany, Switzerland, and the EEC 424
18. 10. Personal mobility in the United States and the EEC 456
19. Part Four: Proposals ans conclusions
20. 11. Existing and proposed constitutional constraints on provincially induced barriers to economic mobility in Canada 501
21. 12. Summary and implications 542