Industrial Organization in Canada: Empirical Evidence and Policy Challenges

Cover\nContents\nContributors\n1 Introduction\nPART ONE: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS AND POLICY CHALLENGES FOR INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION\n	2 Challenges and Opportunities for Industrial Organization Economists: Exciting Times\n	3 Recent Developments in Industrial Organization: A Selective Review\n	4 Measuring the Performance of Canadian Markets\nPART TWO: CANADIAN FIRMS IN THE INFORMATION AGE\n	5 A Global Village? Canadian and International Internet Firms in the US Market\n	6 Non-price Strategies in the Canadian Online Book Industry\nPART THREE: R&D AND INNOVATION BY CANADIAN FIRMS\n	7 A Survey of R&D Governance in Canada and an Exploration of the Role of Social Relationships in Outsourcing R&D\n	8 Trends and Complementarities in the Canadian Automobile Industry\n	9 Canadian Agricultural Biotechnology Clusters: Innovation and Performance\nPART FOUR: REGULATIONS AND INDUSTRIAL PERFORMANCE IN CANADA\n	10 Environmental Regulatory Incentives Underlying Canadian Industrial Performance\n	11 The Impact of Regulatory Policies on Innovation: Evidence from G-7 Countries\n	12 Does It Pay to Be Clean? Competitiveness and GHG-Emission Intensity Targets\nPART FIVE: SECURING TRADE AND INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN THE NEW WORLD ORDER\n	13 The Sky Is Not Falling: The Economic Impact of Border Security After 9/11 on Canadian Industries\n	14 Multinationals, Foreign Ownership and Productivity Growth in Canadian Manufacturing\n	15 Public-Private Partnerships: Economic and International Dimensions