THE SOCIAL ORIGINS OF CANADA'S BRANCH PLANT ECONOMY, 1837 - 1914

Posted on:1982-11-06

Degree:Ph.D

Type:Dissertation

University:University of Toronto (Canada)

Candidate:LAXER, GORDON DAVID

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GTID:1475390017965480

Subject:Sociology

Abstract/Summary:

This study set out to account for the origins of Canada's peculiar pattern of social-economic development. While Canada has an advanced capitalist economy and its social formation, standard of living, culture and political institutions all fit the mould of the developed societies, Canada has f...

Keywords/Search Tags:

Social, Canada, Origins

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