David Foot

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David Foot is affiliated with the following schools: University of Toronto, University of Reading, University of Western Australia, Harvard University

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According to Wikipedia, David K. Foot is a Canadian economist and demographer. Foot did his undergraduate work at the University of Western Australia and his graduate work in economics at Harvard University, where he was supervised by Martin Feldstein. Following his PhD, he joined the department of economics at the University of Toronto.

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Population Aging and the Generational Economy: A Global Perspective (2014) (219)
Demographics and cardiology, 1950-2050. (2000) (205)
The Other Half of Gross Investment: Replacement and Modernization Expenditures (1971) (143)
Boom, Bust & Echo: How to Profit from the Coming Demographic Shift (1997) (131)
Boom Bust & Echo 2000: Profiting from the Demographic Shift in the New Millennium (1998) (75)
Net migration estimation in an extended, multiregional gravity model. (1984) (72)
Population, Pyramids and Promotional Prospects (1990) (31)
Temporal trends in the relative cost of dying: evidence from Canada. (2009) (26)
Age Structure, Income Distribution and Economic Growth (2003) (24)
Public expenditures, population aging and economic dependency in Canada, 1921–2021 (1989) (21)
Leisure futures: a change in demography? (2004) (18)
Youth Employment in Canada: A Misplaced Priority? (1986) (12)
The age of outdoor recreation in Canada. (1990) (12)
Canada's Population Outlook: Demographic Futures and Economic Challenges (1982) (12)
Population Ageing and Sectoral Growth: The Case of the U.K., 2006-2026 (2014) (12)
Intertemporal market effect on gender earnings differentials: lawyers in Canada, 1970-80 (1989) (10)
Population Aging in the Canadian Labour Force: Changes and Challenges (1993) (10)
Dynamic Properties of Four Canadian Macroeconomic Models: A Collaborative Research Project (1979) (10)
The long goodbye: Age, demographics, and flexibility in retirement (2012) (10)
The Demographic Future of Fiscal Federalism in Canada (1984) (9)
Provincial Public Finance in Ontario: An Empirical Analysis of the Last Twenty-five Years (1977) (8)
The Growth of Public Employment in Canada (1980) (8)
Changes in Lawyers' Earnings: The Impact of Differentiation and Growth in the Canadian Legal Profession (1988) (7)
An Ex Post Evaluation of Canadian Occupational Projections, 1961-1981 (1992) (7)
The Determinants of Postsecondary Enrolment Rates in Ontario (1983) (6)
Canadian Education: Demographic Change and Future Challenges. (2001) (6)
The Demand for Money in Canada: Some Additional Evidence (1977) (6)
The Time is Right: Voluntary Reduced Work Time and Workforce Demographics (1998) (5)
Canada's unemployment-immigration linkage: demographic, economic, and political influences. (1994) (5)
The Over-Forty Society: Issues for Canada's Aging Population (1988) (4)
Multiregional Estimation of Gross Internal Migration Flows (1989) (4)
Lawyers' Earnings under Market Growth and Differentiation, 1970-80 (1989) (3)
Easter Island : A Case Study in Non-Sustainability* (2017) (3)
Serial correlation in multiregional migration models. (1990) (2)
Public policy and future population in Ontario (1979) (2)
Public Employment and Compensation in Canada: Myths and Realities (1979) (2)
Some Dynamic Properties of the TRACE Model (1979) (2)
Migration in an Economic-Demographic Model for the Canadian Provinces (1985) (2)
Voodoo and Apocalyptic Demography — Conceptual and Methodological Issues (2002) (2)
Public Decision Making in Canada: The Case of the Anti-Inflation Board (1980) (2)
Woods & People: Putting Forests on the Map (2010) (2)
Youth Unemployment: A Reply (1988) (1)
Recreation and the economic cycle in Ontario. (1992) (1)
An Older, Wiser World: Some Economic Consequences of Population Aging (2013) (0)
Housing in Ontario: A Demographic Perspective (1988) (0)
Research Brief No. 17 - Rethinking Retirement (2013) (0)
Contributors (1993) (0)
Canada's Aging Population . Susan A. McDaniel. Toronto: Butterworths, 1986, pp. 136 ($14.25). (1987) (0)
Temporal Trends and Service Variation in the Relative Cost of Dying: Canada 1991-2001 (2007) (0)
Eclipse Philately: Aruba 1998 (1998) (0)
Differential effects of advanced degrees on lawyers' earnings (1988) (0)
Population, business and sustainability (2004) (0)
The Economic Impacts of Aging in Canada: Macroeconomic Indicators and Policy Implications (1982) (0)
A Case Study in Non-sustainability (2015) (0)
Econometrically accounting for identities and restrictions in models of interregional migration: A comment (1985) (0)
Reasearch Note/Note de recherche Population-Output Linkages: A National and Regional Perspective (2010) (0)
Demographics and cardiology, 1950-2050. (2000) (0)
Book Review: Recent Advances in Travel Demand Analysis edited by SUSAN CARPENTER and PETER JoNEs. Alder-shot : Gower. 1983. pp. 474. £22.50 (1984) (0)
Understanding the Role of Population in Deforestation (1997) (0)

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