A matter of distance? Retailer acceptance of the US dollar in the Canadian plains

Bruno Dupeyron; Michael J Pisani

A matter of distance? Retailer acceptance of the US dollar in the Canadian plains

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The continued economic integration of North America has connected cross-border shoppers along the US-Canadian border. This paper explores the use of the US dollar in Canadian retail establishments along a geographical spine in Saskatchewan and Alberta, Canada. We find that distance away from the border is inversely related to the rate of US dollar acceptance in Saskatchewan. More important to the acceptance decision, however, is business maturity and provincial location in Saskatchewan.

Original language	English
Journal	Social Science Journal
State	Accepted/In press - 2015

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A matter of distance? Retailer acceptance of the US dollar in the Canadian plains

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