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Current Issue and Forthcoming Papers
Current Issue and Forthcoming Papers
The publication plans listed on this page represent our best guess as to the contents of future issues of the CPP/Adp. The Editors reserve the right to change the contents of any forthcoming issue at their discretion. Similarly, the list of accepted papers is provided for informational purposes only and does not represent an absolute commitment to publish. The Editors reserve the right to withhold from publication any paper on this list if, in their view, circumstances warrant.
The publication plans listed on this page represent our best guess as to the contents of future issues of the CPP/Adp. The Editors reserve the right to change the contents of any forthcoming issue at their discretion. Similarly, the list of accepted papers is provided for informational purposes only and does not represent an absolute commitment to publish. The Editors reserve the right to withhold from publication any paper on this list if, in their view, circumstances warrant.
Special issue (52.S1) : "Artificial Intelligence Safety and Public policy in Canada"
AI Innovation, Safety, and Regulation in Canada: Perspectives from the Editorial Committee by Anindya Sen, Amanda Clarke, Juan Morales, Jonathan Penney, and Teresa Scassa
Replace, Reimagine, Recombine: Building an AI Nation by Joel N. Blit
The Role of Complementary Capabilities in AI Adoption and Productivity: Firm-Level Evidence from Canada by Jiang Li and Huju Liu
What Lessons Should Canada Take on the Design of Public Data Exchanges? by Steven F. Lehrer and Tian Xie
Developing an Efficient Governance Framework for Synthetic Health Data for Canada by Anindya Sen
Challenges in evaluating the relationship between trust and misinformation: using the Canadian internet use and Canadian perspectives surveys by Anindya Sen, Samantha Meyer, Michelle Ashburner, Carolyn Eckert, and Ashley Mehlenbacher
Canadian Policy Responses to AI-Generated Threats to Democratic Elections by Chris Tenove, Heidi Tworek, and Spencer McKay
Move Deliberately and Build Things: A Framework for Trustworthy AI Adoption in Canadian Public Services by Matthew da Mota and Shirley Anne Scharf
AI Regulation as Service-Value in Public and Private Sectors by Wendy de Gomez
Risk, Retention, and the Algorithmic Institution: AI as a Policy Response to Higher Education in Crisis by Kelly McConvey, Maya Ghai, Rosa Lee, and Shion Guha
Commentary:
An Economic Case for Regulating AI and Implications for Policy by Daniel Trefler
June issue (52.2) :
June issue (52.2) :
Constitutional Limits on the Design of Canadian Federal Climate Change Policy by Andrew Leach
The Economic Potential of Canada's International Education Strategy: Evidence from the “MIT of the North” by Joel Blit, Mikal Skuterud, and Ruiwen Zhang
Indigenous Earnings Convergence: Canada 1995 to 2020 by Krishna Pendakur and Ravi Pendakur
Alternative Policy Approaches for Emission Reductions in the Canadian Aviation Sector by Martin K. Luckert and Feng Qiu
Why Is Household Food Insecurity Less Prevalent in Quebec Than Ontario? A Comparative Analysis during a Period of Widening Prevalence Gaps by Andrée-Anne Fafard St-Germain
Constitutional Limits on the Design of Canadian Federal Climate Change Policy by Andrew Leach
The Economic Potential of Canada's International Education Strategy: Evidence from the “MIT of the North” by Joel Blit, Mikal Skuterud, and Ruiwen Zhang
Indigenous Earnings Convergence: Canada 1995 to 2020 by Krishna Pendakur and Ravi Pendakur
Alternative Policy Approaches for Emission Reductions in the Canadian Aviation Sector by Martin K. Luckert and Feng Qiu
Why Is Household Food Insecurity Less Prevalent in Quebec Than Ontario? A Comparative Analysis during a Period of Widening Prevalence Gaps by Andrée-Anne Fafard St-Germain
Forthcoming papers :
Forthcoming papers :
Not Always Sustainable but Sustainable If Necessary: Revisiting the Fiscal Sustainability of Provincial Government Health Spending by Livio Di Matteo
Beyond Legislation: Monetary Policy Governance in Canada by Brigitte Desroches, Sharon Kozicki and Laure Simon
Is There a Subjective Well-Being Crisis Among Young Canadians? by Haifang Huang, John Helliwell and Max Norton
Not Always Sustainable but Sustainable If Necessary: Revisiting the Fiscal Sustainability of Provincial Government Health Spending by Livio Di Matteo
Beyond Legislation: Monetary Policy Governance in Canada by Brigitte Desroches, Sharon Kozicki and Laure Simon
Is There a Subjective Well-Being Crisis Among Young Canadians? by Haifang Huang, John Helliwell and Max Norton
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