(Answered) Book review of Transforming Labour: Women and Work in Post-War Canada, by Joan Sangster
Since the review will be short, you will have to think carefully about what the main points of the book really are, and avoid everything that is not absolutely essential to the arguments presented in the book. Your review should present the key arguments made in the book, and say whether they are empirically well-supported […]
(Answered) Impact of the free ESL on Newcomers, living in Ottawa( Canada)
Write a Research problem from the topic given above. Here are the requirements: Students will select a preliminary research problem on language and social justice. This research problem should be related to what they intend to submit as a final paper. The research problem should include a 1. literature review (of at least 12 references […]
(Answered) Do religious people prefer marriage over cohabitation in Canada?
The point is to use available sociological paper, and surveys to research on this topic. the use them to back up your arguments. Given that religion has has a different/unexpected effect on effect on cohabitation in Quebec, Canada; it would be nice to find an argument that explains why religious couples may opt for marriage […]
(Answered) Does the financial sector have too much power in Canada?
Your research paper is worth 20 pts. Length: minimum 1000 words (excluding title page and bibliography), typed (12 pt. font, Times New Roman, 1.5 spaces), minimum 6 sources (at least one of which must be a scholarly book or journal article. Submit a digital copy of the paper. Use APA format. ANY EVIDENCE OF PLAGIARIASM […]
(Answered) Plot separately data (1970 onwards) for fiscal spending on capital spending and for current account in Canada. What do you notice? How do these change through the cycles?
a) Please plot historical annual data on deficit to GDP ratios (1970 to today); and on national debt to GDP. Comment on the results. Compare to periods of recession in Canada. This is rather straight forward. I don’t really care what the deficit is in nominal terms. A $10billion dollar deficits today is less today in RELATIVE terms […]
