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Three Suggesti -Ontow Income Problem

Ry OTTAWA get ta the ter. oF OW

JAM ESNELSON

CP’—One way te bottom of the prob- Micaes tr te At lantic. provinces and.“ Quebec be to undertake a deep dv of the attitudes and the ‘the peo-

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investigate the

quality ZV put se there, as com- th the_richer provinces ». and Western Can-

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A-third is to analyze the amount and quality of natural resources and of: manufacturing | plant and equipment available per worker in all provinces

These bave been suggested, i: @ staff study prepared for the Economic Council of Canada—by

research worker d the Domin- ics

the statistic

and analytical forethe -eouncil an fon Bureau of Statist H al infor- mation currently available isn't sufficient to indicate why the | average’ person's earned im fome in the Atlantic provinces hinds of the Cana-

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ye —_incomes mtish Columba MORE LOW-SKILL JOBS Poere wa concentration’—at- age industries in the At- provinces, a larger-than- imber of greater seasonal ) unemployment, a lower - educational Teaver ane ve ¥~ the peedintion | iv- i ecrkiig in urban areas, savs extent, the same in Quebec. But they do not explain disparity. between the vinees and the in Manpower

nm Ontario and

low-w lant

ave! low

iobs

a lesser factors prevail

together

earn-

of other factors ssibly could be rele. be studied, but sta- tistica is not available.

Amonc the more. obvious ones are, jhe amounts ‘of capital -and iFei—Fesources —_p-e f Jworkess i the different resions. variations in’ managerial skills and the state of applied tech- nology. and in-such intangibles aS attitiides_and effort.”

Mr. Dentor!’s study was pre- pared as'a background paper for -last December's second an- mua! review of the Canadian economy by the Economic Counci!. It was Made public bv the. counci! Wednesday, with a covering n pressed. were Mr. Denton’s own. CITES TROUBLES

“The Atlantic region has a particularly unfavorable set of characteristics, Mr. Denton says. The effect ‘of relatively low basic. rates of earnings is re-inforced by very high unem ployment an unfavorable age structure and ~low labor forc € participation rates

“Seasona fluctuations are se vere, the genera! educational level of the population is than in eC regions and 8 large pror on of the popula- tion live im ruraf non aréas which tend to have income levels

But ai). of these factors— which can be shown. statistically —do-_ not teeetner_addip to the degree. ehich the eastern provinces {al nd the rest of Canada in earninss per per- gon The ‘averace in Newfound fand, for ins 3s scarcely more than Ontario. fig- ure

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