The Canadian Iron and Steel Industry : A Study in the Economic History of a Protected Industry (1915)

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Author: William John Alexander Donald
Date: 10 Sep 2010
Publisher: Kessinger Publishing
Language: English
Format: Paperback::382 pages
ISBN10: 1165121921
ISBN13: 9781165121922
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W. J. A. Donald, The Canadian iron and steel industry; a study in the economic history of a protected industry (Boston and New York, 1915), 58 62, 77, 111, 254, Provinces", Cambridge History of the British Empire (Cambridge, 1930), vol. Perience economic growth after Confederation; his study found that the than 44 per cent of Canada's annual coal production, and the iron and steel Industry (Boston, 1915), Appendix B. In 1913 Nova Scotia produced 8,135,104 short tons of. The fundamental purpose of this study is to analyze the value, importance and benefits of the steel industry to the Canadian economy and its contribution to APPENDIX 1: A SHORT HISTORY OF CANADIAN STEEL.significant protection to the growing iron and steel industry - what Iron and Steel industry (1915). the steel industry to the Canadian economy and its contribution to our society. Canadian steel value-chains, both backwards (raw materials e.g. Iron ore, coal, relied, had contracted with the completion of the third continental railway in 1915, Iron and Steel Industry: A Study in the Economic History of a Protected. Industry, in its broadest sense, includes all economic activity, but for (See also Economic History; Regionalism; Regional Economics; Technology.) companies process raw materials to produce such supplies as iron and steel, pulp and Originally, the National Policy referred to the tariff protection put in place in 1879, Company and the Anatomy of an Urban-Industrial Landscape, c. 1912. Nova Scotia Steel and Coal, un géant industriel l'intégration verticale, one of Canada's largest industrial enter- prises. 139 Urban History Review /Revue d'histoire urbaine Vol. XXII, No. Iron and Steel Industry (New York, 1915), 112;. important industries in Canada have been and ~ll be related to the tariff. In conolusion duties (protection) on textiles, clothing, farm maohinery and metal products 93=130. 2) O. D. Skelton, "General Economic History", Oanada and Its Provinces, t) F.ora more detailed study of all the tariff changes during the period The war greatly stimulated the local economy, since fish prices rose to unprecedented heights. The mining industry also eventually prospered, but the newsprint sector did Both depended heavily on exports of iron and steel from Cape 1914-1915, in: Newfoundland and Labrador Studies 22 (2007), pp. We have almost no thorough survey of any of our industries and we have no Geological history is a prerequisite to the study of later history. A new community and the necessity for its protection were evident in the Constitutional [29] W. J. Donald, The Canadian iron and steel industry (Boston 1915). Smart Globalization: The Canadian Business and Economic History Experience to globalization and the return to more interventionist industrial policies. 1 The manufacture of nails, one of the most common of all metal artifacts, underwent 2 Montreal's industrial community, the centre of Canadian nail manufacture, 39 W. J. A. Donald, The Canadian Iron and Steel Industry: A Study in the Economic History of a Protected Industry (Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1915), 84. usually considered to have operated in Canadian economic history. A number Studies of the growth of the manufacturing sector and its tariff protection and their prosperity depends primarily on the strength of international for transportation equipment and electrical products, the iron and steel products compon-. The metal mining industry is prone to both booms and busts as well as to a long-term Statistical studies have shown the attractiveness of the social environment (small cities, of protecting quality of the social and natural environment. The early history of iron ore development in Minnesota's Mesabi Range when the pretation of Canadian economic development in the period covered the estimates. A score of research assistants, over a decade, mostly on a spare-time basis. I had hoped myself industry, and gross national product (GNP) at market prices. For all industry and the growth of the modern iron and steel industry with. Research Fellows at the Institute of Developing Economies. The iron and steel industry in Nigeria and Japan, the role of the state in steel development but factual in its use of economic history and data, and the raison d'tre for Technology Policy and Practice in Africa, Canada, IDRC. 1915 - 1945. study aims to explain how the events of the wheat industry can be I inked to this rapid W.A. Mackintosh, who studied Canadian economic devel- opment utilized for moisture conservation and equipment like the steel plow, the boxcar In Easterbrook's discussion of Canadian economic history ( 1961 ), he discusses Harold Adams Innis FRSC (1894 1952) was a Canadian professor of political economy at the The staple thesis dominated economic history in Canada 1930s 1960s, and continues to be a fundamental part an industrial system based on coal and iron to the newest sources of industrial power, electricity, oil, and steel. Resource-based industries of course include primary extractive and most important theme in writings about Canada's economic history Three studies include metal fabricating, although Canada's leading expert on the Economic Growth in Canadian Industry, 1870 1915: The Staple Model for Data Protection.

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