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PPGC67H3 Study Guide - Language Testing, Natural Disaster, Podiatry

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erincoyote857
21 Apr 2012
School
UTSC
Department
Public Policy
Course
PPGC67H3
Professor
Prof.Triadolpilopolis

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The provincial nominee program (pnp) allows provinces and territories to nominate individuals to come to canada as provincial nominees. Most provinces in canada have an agreement with the government of canada that allows them to nominate immigrants who wish to settle in that province. However, it is necessary first to apply to the province where you wish to settle and complete its provincial nomination process. The province will consider your application based on its immigration needs and your genuine intention to settle there. Recently, the pnp program has created a test to better test the skills of the nominees. Applicants of semi or low-skilled professions will need language testing. This test will show whether your skills meet a minimum standard in each of these four categories: listening, speaking, reading and writing after july 1, The significance of this program is that it allows newcomers to immigrate to canada faster.

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Which of the following would be classified as fiscal policy?

  1. The federal government passes tax cuts to encourage firms to reduce air pollution.

  2. The Bank of Canada cuts interest rates to stimulate the economy.

  3. A provincial government cuts taxes to help the economy of the province.

  4. The federal government cuts taxes to stimulate the economy.

  5. Provinces increase taxes to fund education.

On April 1, 2009, in the middle of a recession, the government of the province of Ontario, Canada increased the provincial minimum wage from $8.75 to $9.50. What will the likely effect of this policy be?

A. Both the leftward shift in the labor demand curve and the higher minimum wage will lead to an increase in the unemployment rate.

B. Low-income workers will be better able to survive the recession at the new, higher wage rate.

C. More people will be hired at a higher wage rate offsetting the effects of the recession.

D. The higher wage will increase the supply of labor offsetting the effects of the recession.

Consider a corrupt provincial government in which each housing inspector examines two newly built structures each week. All the builders in the province are unethical and want to increase their profits by using substandard construction materials, but they can't do that unless they can bribe a housing inspector into approving a substandard construction materials, but they can't do that unless they can bride a housing inspector into approving a substandard building.

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