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Frank Clayton: He headed the study which is generally optimistic on Toronto's housing future
Frank Clayton: He headed the study which is generally optimistic on Toronto's housing future

Frank Clayton: He headed the study which is generally optimistic on Toronto's housing future

Date7/1/1981
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Original Toronto Star caption: Frank Clayton: He headed the study which is generally optimistic on Toronto's housing future.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0039069F
Graphs : Economist Frank Clayton uses charts and graphs in his study on housing trends prepared for home builders
Graphs : Economist Frank Clayton uses charts and graphs in his study on housing trends prepared for home builders
12/29/1985
Frank Clayton. Housing economist. President of Clayton Research Associate Ltd
Frank Clayton. Housing economist. President of Clayton Research Associate Ltd
2/26/1985
What homes will appreciate most? Well-planned communities and core areas are likely to show the biggest price jumps says Toronto housing guru Frank Clayton
What homes will appreciate most? Well-planned communities and core areas are likely to show the biggest price jumps says Toronto housing guru Frank Clayton
4/18/1985
Housing experts: Panel participants were (clock-wise from the top left) Frank Clayton, Ross Cullingworth, Joel Teal, Gary Santini and John Sandusky
Housing experts: Panel participants were (clock-wise from the top left) Frank Clayton, Ross Cullingworth, Joel Teal, Gary Santini and John Sandusky
11/4/1986
Professor Jim Gillies, former finance minister of the Joe Clark era, has just released his report that studies the way Canada may have to take in the future
Professor Jim Gillies, former finance minister of the Joe Clark era, has just released his report that studies the way Canada may have to take in the future
4/19/1987
Clayton research team
Clayton research team
8/27/1992
James Gillies, considered a candiate for the finance minister's job in a Conservative government, says full employment is his party's basic economic goal. He holds a doctor's degree in economics
James Gillies, considered a candiate for the finance minister's job in a Conservative government, says full employment is his party's basic economic goal. He holds a doctor's degree in economics
11/7/1972
John Grant: He believes interest rates will continue to drop here and in other countries
John Grant: He believes interest rates will continue to drop here and in other countries
11/28/1979
Simple equations: David Foot shows some of the demographic equations he uses to calculate what will happen in the economy over the next few years
Simple equations: David Foot shows some of the demographic equations he uses to calculate what will happen in the economy over the next few years
3/27/1991
John Kenneth Galbraith will preside over a meeting of 8,000 economists in Toronto next week
John Kenneth Galbraith will preside over a meeting of 8,000 economists in Toronto next week
9/14/1970
Ontario-Born economist John Kenneth Galbraith, with his wife, Catherine, is in Toronto today to receive an honarary degree from York University. Befor(...)
Ontario-Born economist John Kenneth Galbraith, with his wife, Catherine, is in Toronto today to receive an honarary degree from York University. Befor(...)
6/10/1976
Farm boy John Kenneth Galbraith came back to his homeland yesterday to speak to a conference of industrial accouants in Toronto, Galbraith (left), a n(...)
Farm boy John Kenneth Galbraith came back to his homeland yesterday to speak to a conference of industrial accouants in Toronto, Galbraith (left), a n(...)
6/18/1970