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October 7 Dr. Patrick McTaggart Cowan, Executive January 20 — Professor John Livingston, Faculty of
Director, Science Council of Canada. Environmental Studies, York University.
“Growth Issues and Science Policy”. “Growth and Environmental Policy Issues”’.
October 28 Professor Mancur Olson, Department of February 3 = Dr. E.F. Schumacher, The Intermediate
Economics, University of Maryland. Technology Group, Surrey, England.
“Growth Issues and Economic Policy”. “Altering the Composition of Economic
Activity and Output”.
November 4 Professor Harry W. Richardson, Department .
of Regional and Urban Economics, University February 17. Dr. Allen V. Kneese, Professor of Economics,
of Pittsburgh. University of New Mexico. }
“The Advantages and Disadvantages of “The Cost of Preserving Environmental
Large Cities”. Quality in a Growth vs. a No Growth Society”.
November 18 Professor Meyer Brownstone, Department of : March 3 A.E. Gotlieb, Deputy Minister, Manpower
Political Economy, University of Toronto. and immigration of Canada.
“The Governance of Metropolitan Areas: Are “Some Implications of World and National
Big Cities Ungovernable?” .Growth for Canadian Immigration Policy”.
~December Z Mr. Tom Kent, President, Cape Breton" ~~" ~~  ~—“March 17° ~ = M. Claude Castonguay, former Minister of
Development Corporation. Social Welfare, Province of Quebec.
“Controlling the Location of Population “Social Progress in Tomorrow’s Society”’.
and Economic Growth: The Canadian
Experience.” March 24 Professor John Heiliwell, Department of
: Economics, University of British Columbia.
January 6 Dr. Peter Hall, Department of Geography, 3 “Some Implications of the Canadian Resource
University of Reading, England. Endowment for National Growth Policy”.
‘ “Controlling the Location of Population. “
and Economic Growth: Experience in Other :
Countries”. E
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series of lectures with support provided by the Vancouver Foundation and further information can be
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