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Front Matter

Title Page
Volume 16 (1990)

Note
Editor

Table of Contents
Volume 16 (1990)

Masthead
Volume 16 (1990)

Volume 16
Canada-United States Law Journal

Foreword

Introduction and History of the Canada-United States Law Institute
Sidney Picker Jr.

Conference Opening
Henry T. King Jr.

Speech

Human Resources: The Key to Canda-U.S. Competitiveness
Anthony P. Carnevale

Discussion after the Speech of Anthony P. Carnevale
Discussion

Impact of U.S. Immigration Law Based upon International Business
Austin T. Fragomen

Canadian Immigration Law and Policy: A Study in Politics, Demographics and Economics
Ronald G. Atkey

Discussion after the Speeches of Austin T. Fragomen and Ronald G. Atkey
Discussion

EC 1992: Human Resources in a Unified Market Implications for U.S.-Canada Competitivenss
Charles M. Ludolph

Discussion after the Speech of Charles M. Ludolph
Discussion

The Impact of the Free Trade Agreement on the Flow of Services between Canada and the United States
Colleen S. Morton

The Impact of the Free Trade Agreement on the Flow of Services and Temporary Business Travel across the Canada-U.S. Border
Meriel V.M. Bradford

Discussion after the Speeches of Colleen S. Morton and Meriel V.M. Bradford
Discussion

Designing Retirement Programs
William Napoli Jr.

Human Resources: A Comparative Look at the Legal and Tax Environment for Motivating and Compensating People in the United States and Canada (ESOP's, Profit Sharing, Pensions and Other Fringe Benefits, etc.)--Balance Sheet and Profit/Loss Sheet Effects of
Donald A. McGrath

Discussion after the Speeches of William Napoli, Jr. and Donald A. McGrath
Discussion

Developing Human Resources: Participative Management and Employee Involvement: Slogans and Reality
Ben Fischer

Participative Management and Employee Involvement: Slogans and Reality
William K. Rusak

Discussion after the Speeches of Ben Fischer and William K. Rusak
Discussion

Representation of Employees and the Role of Unions in the United States and Canada: The Union Response to Change in a Competitive Context
Irving Bluestone

Competitiveness and the Trade Union Response: The Internal and External Labor Market Linkages
Peter Warrian

Discussion after the Speeches of Irving Bluestone and Peter Warrian
Discussion

Legal Aspects of the Utilization of Human Resources in the Canada-U.S. Context: A Comparative Look at Hiring and Termination and Regulation of the Workplace
David J. Millstone

Discussion after the Speeches of David J. Millstone and Roy L. Heenan
Discussion

Comparative Competitive Aspects of Japanese Use of Human Resources vis-a-vis United States and Canda
Norihiro Takeuchi

Discussion after the Speech of Norihiro Takeuchi
Discussion

U.S. Taxatiion of U.S. Citizens Living in Canada and Canadians Subject to U.S. Taxes
Glenn W. White

The Comparative Impact of Direct Federal and State/Provincial Taxes on People Transfers in the Canada-U.S. Context: Tax Equalization
Robert D. Brown

Discussion after the Speeches of Glenn W. White and Robert D. Brown
Discussion

Canada-U.S. Aspects of People as a Renewable Resource in the World Competitive Context: Public and Private Job Training and Retraining: A Motorola Case Study
Susan P. Hooker

Canada-U.S. Aspects of People as a Renewable Resource in the World Competitive Context: Public and Private Job Training and Retraining
T. Leslie Horswill

Discussion after the Speeches of Susan P. Hooker and T. Leslie Horswill
Discussion

Through the Looking Glass: Reforming Education and Restructuring the Workplace to Improve Competitiveness
Peter Morici

Laying the Educational Basis for a More Competitive North American Society
H. Ian Macdonald

Discussion after the Speeches of Peter Morici and H. Ian Macdonald
Discussion

Goal Setting Peoplewise for Canada-U.S. in the World Competitive Context: What Should Our Goals Be and How Do We Get There
Stephen L. Schlossberg

Discussion after the Speech of Stephen L. Schlossberg
Discussion

Closing Remarks and Discussion
Henry T. King Jr.