Research
Profile
Herbert J. Schuetze
Associate Professor
Department of
Economics
Research Areas:
Labour,
Public, Micro-Econometrics
Publications:
"Taxes, Economic Conditions
and Recent Trends in Male Self-Employment: A Canada-U.S. Comparison",
"Self-Employment Dynamics
and Self-Employment Trends: A Study of Canadian Men and Women, 1982-1995"
with
"Profiles of Tax
Noncompliance Among the Self-Employed in Canada, 1969-1992", Canadian Public Policy,Vol. XXVIII, No. 2, 2002
“The Wage Effects of Experience in
Self-Employment”,with Donald Bruce,
“The Relationship between
Tax Policy and Entrepreneurship”, with Donald Bruce, Swedish Economic Policy Review, 11, No.2 (Fall,
2004), pp. 233-265.
“Immigration,
Entrepreneurship and the Venture Start-Up Process", with Heather
Antecol, International Handbook Series on Entrepreneurship eds. Simon C.
Parker, Zoltan J. Acs, and
David R. Audretsch: Kluwer
Academic Publishers, Volume 2.
“Income
Splitting Among the Self-Employed", Canadian Journal of Economics Vol.
39, No.4 (November, 2006).
“Tax Incentives and Entrepreneurship: Measurement and Data
Considerations" in Measuring Entrepreneurship: Building a Statistical
System ed. Emilio Congregado: Springer 2008.
"Immigration Policy and the Self-Employment Experience of
Immigrants to Canada" in Canadian Immigration: Economic Evidence for a
Dynamic Policy Environment, eds. Ted McDonald, Elizabeth Ruddick, Arthur Sweetman, and Christopher Worswick: McGill-Queen’s
University Press 2010.
Working Papers/Work in Progress:
“Self‐Employment and Retirement Policy in Canada”
“Immigrant Networks,
Occupational Choice, and Match Quality” (Abstract),
with Jonathon Wood
“Self-Employment and Labor Market Policies”, with Alok Kumar
“The Impact of Unemployment
Benefits and the Minimum Wage on Transitions to Self-Employment”
“The Determinants of
Self-Employment Among Older Workers in Canada:
Understanding the Role of Labour Market Policy and Other Factors in the High
Incidence of Self-Employment”
Other Articles:
“A Statistical Profile of
Older Self-Employed Workers in Canada”, Research Study for the Expert Panel on
Older Workers (2008),
http://www.ow-ta-sec.org/en/index.shtml.
“The Determinants of
Self-Employment among Older Workers in Canada”, HRSDC report (2007).
"International
Comparison of Social Benefits Available to Self‐Employed
Workers", Human Resources Social Development Canada working paper (2012).
Research Grants and Awards:
Ø Canadian
Labour Market and Skills Research Network (CLSRN)/B.C. Ministry of Jobs,
Tourism and Skills Training (JTST) Research Grant 2013
Ø SSHRC
Standard Research Grant 2003-2006
Ø Research
on Immigration and Integration in the Metropolis (RIIM) Research Grant
2003-2004
Ø Canada
Institute at
Ø Canadian
International Labour Network Fellowship 1996-1998
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