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Service Class Prosperity in Ontario
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        Author/contributor
                    - Cervenan, Amy (Author)
 
Title
            Service Class Prosperity in Ontario
        Abstract
            [This report] draws on Statistics Canada data and broad academic literature to present a conceptual and empirical profile of the Ontario’s service class. We define the ‘service class’ as an   occupational grouping of typically low-pay service jobs. This term was developed  by Richard Florida as part of his framework for understanding creativity-led economic growth; however, it is a concept developed in counterpoint to the creative class, and has been neglected in recent research and policy debates.
        Report Number
            REF. 2009-WPONT-015
        Series Title
            Working Paper Series: Ontario in the Creative Age
        Place
            Toronto
        Institution
            Martin Prosperity Institute, Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto
        Date
            2009
        Pages
            60
        Language
            English
        Accessed
            12/9/14, 2:12 AM
        Citation
            Cervenan, A. (2009). Service Class Prosperity in Ontario (No. REF. 2009-WPONT-015; Working Paper Series: Ontario in the Creative Age, p. 60). Martin Prosperity Institute, Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto. http://martinprosperity.org/media/pdfs/Service_Class_Prosperity-ACervenan.pdf
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