Good Papers, Bad Titles

By Alex Usher. The paper compares the fortunes of two groups of Canadians: those who were 25-34 at the time of the 1991 census and those who were the same age at the time of the 2001 census.  It then follows each of them using tax data for the next 15 years (ie. until the ’91 cohort was 40-49 in 2006 and until the ’01 cohort was the same age in 2016). More...