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Skip module menu and go to content.menu index Update on Analytical Studies Research Online catalogue Low income and inequality Earnings, income and wealth Employment, unemployment and working time Education and training Immigration Labour turnover Workplace studies Demographic groups Institutional factors Spatial analyses Trends and conditions in CMAs Data development Other More information Analytical studies branch research paper series

Update on Analytical Studies Research

Welcome to Update on Analytical Studies Research. This site contains some labour market research produced by Statistics Canada. It contains brief descriptions of projects within the Business and Labour Market Analysis Division.

Research papers can be downloaded for free. To view the papers:

  1. Click on a category on the left side bar. Each paper contains a summary and a link to download the full paper. An article published in a Statistics Canada journal will have a link to the journal’s website. Articles published outside Statistics Canada contain a summary and reference, but no link.
  2. To view papers by chronological order, click on "Analytical Studies Branch Research Paper Series" located at the bottom of the left side bar.

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