Capsule Review October 1951 Issue

Does Canada Need More People?

by Mabel F. Timlin
Reviewed by Henry L. Roberts

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Does Canada Need More People?

By Mabel F. Timlin

Oxford University Press (for the Canadian Institute of International Affairs), 1951

143 pp. $2.50

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A study of the economic aspects of Canada's capacity to absorb additional population.

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