Rethinking Canadian Economic Growth and Development since 1900

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Challenging established notions of Quebec's economic and social history, this book examines the province's unique position as home to Canada's majority French population. It explores the broader theme of convergence in economic history, questioning the role of proactive governments in either facilitating or impeding this process. Through its analysis, the book offers fresh insights into Quebec's historical context and its implications for understanding economic development.