Seasonal Variations in Employment in Canada.
Industrial and trade activity can be varied by changes in the supply of raw materials, labour, capital, demand for the final products and through the hampering or aiding of the production process. Where these changes are ultimately due to climatic and conventional seasons the consequent variations a...
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McGill University
1953
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| Summary: | Industrial and trade activity can be varied by changes in the supply of raw materials, labour, capital, demand for the final products and through the hampering or aiding of the production process. Where these changes are ultimately due to climatic and conventional seasons the consequent variations are called "seasonal variations". |
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