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      Equalization and the offshore accords of 2005

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      Date
      2006-09-27
      Author
      Metz, Ashley Corinne
      Type
      Thesis
      Degree Level
      Masters
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      Abstract
      The ad hoc Offshore Accords signed between the Martin Government, and each Newfoundland and Nova Scotia have fundamentally altered the landscape of regional redistribution in Canada. The fallout from the Accords has had an immediate impact on the functioning of the Equalization Program and the political factors that inform debate over future reforms. This thesis examines the factors that led to the February 2005 Offshore Accords. It also examines the case of Saskatchewan's treatment under the Equalization Program
      Degree
      Master of Arts (M.A.)
      Department
      Political Studies
      Program
      Political Studies
      Supervisor
      Michelmann, Hans J.
      Committee
      Romanow, Roy; Garcea, Joseph
      Copyright Date
      September 2006
      URI
      http://hdl.handle.net/10388/etd-10132006-215144
      Subject
      offshore
      energy
      fiscal federalism
      atlantic accords
      Saskatchewan
      equalization
      Newfoundland
      Nova Sco
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