This book investigates the economic structure and policy implications of Canada's resource industries. It examines the historical development, current state, and future prospects of key sectors such as oil, gas, minerals, and forestry. The analysis focuses on the economic performance, international competitiveness, and the role of government policy in shaping these industries.

This work is likely to be regarded as a comprehensive academic study, suitable for students and professionals in economics and resource management. Its focus on policy and economic structure suggests a detailed, analytical approach to understanding Canada's resource-based economy. The publication date indicates it provides a historical perspective on the industries discussed.