Index

Contingent Valuation to Measure the Value of Agricultural Noise in the Urban Fringe

By Tracy Stobbe

“Into That Country to Work”: Aboriginal Economic Activities during Barkerville’s Gold Rush

By Mica Jorgenson

Rate Suppression and Debt Transformation: The Political Use of BC Hydro, 2008 to 2014

By Richard C. McCandless

Regulating Fuels in the Depression: The Coal and Petroleum Control Board of British Columbia

By Robin Fisher

Making Sense of Forestry

By Gordon Hak

Entwined Existences: Rethinking Indigenous/Settler Economic and Relational Realities in Rural Nineteenth-Century Coast Salish British Columbia 

By  Jeremy Laity 

The Continuing International Monetary Crisis: A British Columbia Perspective

By Ronald A. Shearer

National Fiscal and Monetary Policies: A Regional Interpretation

By John Helliwell

What Happens When Common Property Becomes Uncommon?

By Patricia Marchak

Introduction: Notes on a Western Viewpoint

By Andrew Scott

How Much Does Foreign Capital Matter?

By John Helliwell, Jillian Broadbent

Statistics on the British Columbia Impact of National Fiscal and Monetary Policies

By Hartley Lewis

The Potential for Cost-Push Inflation in Canada and British Columbia

By Curtis B. Eaton

European Financial Capital and British Columbia: An Essay on the Role of the Regional Entrepreneur

By Donald G. Paterson

Relationships Between Elderly Population and Income Sources in the Urban Economic Bases of Victoria and Vancouver

By Charles N. Forward

Real Wages and the Standard of Living in Vancouver, 1901-1929

By Eleanor A. Bartlett

The Two Economies of British Columbia

By H. Craig Davis, Thomas A. Hutton

Excavating the Future in Cascadia: Geoeconomics and the Imagined Geographies of a Cross-Border Region

By Matthew Sparke

Taking the ‘D’ Out of Depression: The Promise of Tourism in British Columbia, 1935-1939

By Michael Dawson

Public Enterprise Pricing

By Leonard R. Roueche

Economic Restructuring and Housing Markets in Vancouver: The Role of Secondary Suites

By Pablo Mendez

Capital Movement, Foreign Ownership and Dependence on ‘Foreign Investment’ in Canada and British Columbia

By Phillip Neher