François Vaillancourt
- Chargé de cours
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Faculté des arts et des sciences - Département de sciences économiques
- Professeur émérite
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Faculté des arts et des sciences - Département de sciences économiques
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Affiliations
Education Programs
- Economics and Politics
- Health Sciences
- Health Sciences Administration and Management Sciences
Courses
- ECN6873 Évaluation de projets
Areas of Expertise
- Public economics
- Language issues economics
- Political economics
- Social choice
- Human resources economics
- Human resources
- Canada
- Canada (Québec)
His fields of research are language policies and intergovernmental financial relations in Canada and around the world (New Zealand and Europe; twelve countries from Bhutan to Tunisia, including the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Morocco and Pakistan).
In public economics, he is interested in federalism (distribution of powers, funding mechanisms) and taxation (costs of collection, harmonization, local taxation, state-owned corporations). In language economics, he deals with income gaps and the impact of language policies, while in human resources, he is interested in social policies from a federal point of view and in the return on investment of education.
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Révision du financement des arrondissements de la Ville de Montréal Projet de recherche au Canada / 2012
Recognition and Awards
- Société royale du Canada : Les Académies des arts, des lettres et des sciences du Canada, Société royale du Canada, 2009.
Additional Information
- 16-03-2018 L’inflation n’est pas la bonne cible pour les taxes municipales
- 25-05-2018 Subventions à C2MTL: retombées importantes ou impact exagéré?
- 07-05-2019 On sait «peu de chose» sur les coûts liés aux dédoublements administratifs entre l’ARC et Revenu Québec
- 03-03-2023 Pénurie de logements: la situation s'aggravera-t-elle en 2023?
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