SMC313H1 Lecture Notes - Ultramontanism, Clear Grits, Culture War

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5 Oct 2012

School

UTSG

Department

St. Michael's College Courses

Course

SMC313H1

Professor

Patrick Mc Gowan

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Document Summary

Orange, green, schools in between timeline 1841-67: toleration, dysfunctional government, ultramontanism, culture wars. **ryerson(methodist), michael power(roman catholic, 1st bishop), strachan(anglican) Dysfunctional assembly: can west(ontario) can east(quebec) John a macdonald: he was rep in the can. west, he made alliances with likeminded conservatives on the other side of the ocean (quebec) the bleus. Pius 9th he was pope from 1846-1878: charismatic individual. Inherited a mvnt that the papacy will never be humiliate again. They looked over the mountains to where the pope was to find solutions to certain problems. The church was considered militant and triumphant. Where one was to be proud of their faith- there is only one true faith! The catholic church re-established itself in great britain. Before in the period of henry the 8th catholicism was not really liked/wanted in britain. Charbonnel and ryerson didn"t get along neither with strachan: charbonnel didn"t have experience in anything and he had no idea what he was getting himself into.

Related Questions

Classical or Keynesian? Put a âCâ for Classical or a âKâ for Keynesian in the space provided.

_____A. Believed the total money supply in an economy was fixed and controlled by the central bank. _____B. Believed in fiscal policy as a tool to manipulate the performance of the economy.

_____C. Stressed the self-adjusting tendencies of the economy.

_____D. Believed in the flexibility of wages and prices.

_____E. Believed the aggregate supply curve for output was completely fixed.

_____F. Believed output was solely determined by supply factors.

_____G. Viewed the economy as unstable as a result of the instability of aggregate demand.

_____H. Believed that if economy was left alone to operate full employment would be reached.

_____I. Would argue for wage-price controls as a governmental policy for manipulating the economy. _____J. Believed governmental policy could bring about equilibrium in the money and output markets. _____K. Believed money wages would adjust quickly to equate supply and demand.

_____L. Believed consumer and laborer has complete knowledge on real price levels and can make rational decisions.

_____M. Believed supply factors more important controlling factors in the economy than demand factors. _____N. Believed that âin the long-run we are all dead!â

_____O. Aggregate demand affects output and employment.

_____ P. Believed that workers know the price level , the money wage, and therefore know the real wage. _____Q. Believed that interest rates would adjust to keep shocks from affecting aggregate demand. _____R. Believed that changes in desired business investment expenditures were one of the major factors responsible for changes in income.

_____S. Believed that consumption was dependent on the level of income plotted graphically on a consumption function.

_____T. Stressed business expectations as a factor in determining the level of investment.

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Economic Analysis of Law - Should Beer and Wine Be Sold In Ontario's Corner Stores?

A) Background Research:

1-In 1927, the Liquor Control Act of Ontario was introduced, putting an end to the provincial prohibition period which was enacted through the Ontario Temperance Act of 1916. Additionally, it resulted in establishing the Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO), which was responsible for enforcing the Liquor Control Act.

2-In 1947, the Liquor Licensing Board of Ontario (LLBO) was established to take over the function of licensing liquor-serving businesses, a function which was the responsibility of LCBO, and therefore leading it to become an alcohol retailer whose only responsibility is to sell alcoholic beverages.

3-In 1998, these two functions (licensing and retail-selling) became the responsibility of the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario, which was a merger between the Liquor Licensing Board of Ontario (LLBO) and the Gaming Control Commission of Ontario as a result of the Alcohol and Gaming Regulation and Public Protection Act of 1996.

4-On Thursday â April 16^th, 2015 the Ontario Government Premier Kathleen Wynne announced that beer will be allowed to be sold in 450 grocery stores across Ontario (300 of which will be allowed to sell wine as well), in addition to the already existing 660 LCBO stores, 450 Beer Store, and 160 Wine Rack boutiques. This new regulation took effect in December 2015.

5-In May 2018, Ontario Government Premier Doug Ford, announced that he will be allowing beer and wine to be sold at corner stores/convenience stores and added that these stores will be regulated by the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario, and be subject to the same high standards as the LCBO, Beer Store, and Wine Rack.

B) Required:

-Given that background information, conduct an economic analysis through A) identifying and B) applying the proper economic model(s) in order to conclude if beer and wine should be sold in corner stores.

C) MY QUESTION - I have to write 10 - 12 pages economic analysis on these regulations:

1-What would be the best way to organize this essay?

2-How many paragraphs should I include?

3-What should each paragraph discuss?

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