2009
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.1407194
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Measuring the Contribution of the Unincorporated Sector in the Canadian Economy, 1997 to 2002

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“…The estimates for the corporate and unincorporated sectors were derived from the basic-price estimates in Rispoli (2009a), and then transformed to market prices by allocating total taxes on products less subsidies to each sector based on the proportion of each sector's GDP, measured at basic prices. The estimates for sole proprietorships were based on the 2008 T1 File (T1 General Income Tax and Benefit Return), which contained data on sole proprietorships and 15.…”
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“…The estimates for the corporate and unincorporated sectors were derived from the basic-price estimates in Rispoli (2009a), and then transformed to market prices by allocating total taxes on products less subsidies to each sector based on the proportion of each sector's GDP, measured at basic prices. The estimates for sole proprietorships were based on the 2008 T1 File (T1 General Income Tax and Benefit Return), which contained data on sole proprietorships and 15.…”
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“…Gross domestic product at market prices, hours worked, and relative labour productivity of sole proprietorships and rest of the business sector (including partnerships and corporations), Canada and the United States, 2002 to 2005 Sources: Tables 6, 8, 9, and 11;andthe 2002 and2007 U.S. Census.…”
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“…Self-employed women can be owners of either incorporated or unincorporated businesses. The distinction may offer additional insights into the choices of self-employed women since the costs of establishing and running an unincorporated business are usually lower (Rispoli, 2009 Table 1 shows that the subsample of women selected from the full 2006 Census microdata file subject to the same sample restrictions has the characteristics as those of the study sample (left column). Importantly, about 93.4% of the working women in the study sample are wage earners-same as in the full 2006 Census.…”
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