Carleton Economics Working Papers (CEWP)
The CEWP is the departmental working paper series. All such papers produced since 1971 are listed below by year of publication, most of which are downloadable. Please contact the department at economics@carleton.ca should you require a scanned copy of a paper that is not yet linked to a downloadable PDF file.
2011–2019, 2001–2010, 1991–2000, 1981–1990, 1971–1980
| Issue | Author(s) | Title |
| 20-10 | Louis-Philippe Béland, Oluwatobi Fakorede, Derek Mikola | |
| 20-09 | Louis-Philippe Béland, Abel Brodeur, Joanne Haddad, Derek Mikola | |
| 20-08 | Daniel A. Brent, Louis-Philippe Béland | |
| 20-07 | Louis-Philippe Béland, Abel Brodeur, Derek Mikola, Taylor Wright | COVID-19, Occupation Tasks and Mental Health in Canada (revised 30 June, 2020).
Previous title: The Short-Term Economic Consequences of COVID-19: Occupation Tasks and Mental Health in Canada |
| 20-06 | J. Stephen Ferris, Bharatee Bhusana Dash | On the Structure of the Political Party System in Indian States, 1957-2013 |
| 20-05 | Ba M. Chu, Shafiullah Qureshi | Predicting the COVID-19 Pandemic in Canada and the US (revised 5 May 2020). |
| 20-04 | Louis-Philippe Béland, Abel Brodeur and Taylor Wright |
COVID-19, Stay-at-Home Orders and Employment: Evidence from CPS Data (revised 19 May 2020).
Previous title: The Short-Term Economic Consequences of COVID-19: Exposure to Disease, Remote Work and Government Response |
| 20-03 | Hashmat Khan, Louis Phaneuf and Jean-Gardy Victor | A Tale of Two Major Postwar Business Cycle Episodes (revised 20 April 2020). |
| 20-02 | Miguel Casares and Hashmat Khan | A Dynamic Model of COVID-19: Contagion and Implications of Isolation Enforcement (revised 4 May 2020). |
| 20-01 | Richard A. Brecher and Zhihao Yu | Unemployment Effects of Trade with a Low-Wage Country: A Minimum-Wage Model with Sector-Specific Factors |
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