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Study Notes
1. Defining the Problem: further declines in the limited number of medical, dental and nursing
personnel available in rural areas.
2. By 1942–1943, the Medical Procurement and Assignment Board was producing statistics that
provided a firm foundation for the development of post-war plans to address personnel
shortages and to enhance the health of all Canadians.
3. First, Canada has a strong banking sector. Second, commodity prices continued to rise
through to June 2008, supporting a key component of the Canadian economy and delaying
the start of recession.
4. Canada was one of the last industrialized nations to enter a downturn.
5. William Lyon Mackenzie King is the Prime Minister that introduced the unemployment
insurance and family allowances.
6. Justin Trudeau unseated Stephen Harper who served as a prime minister since 2006 in
October 2015.
7. Keynes Economic Theory became very popular in the Western world but failed to solve the
problems of high inflation and unemployment in the 1970s.
8. Karl Marx worked on manuscripts for his additional volumes of “Capital (Das Kapital)” but he
never finished it because of pleurisy
9.These are lucrative overseas export overseas export product in recent years: Lobster, shrimp
and other shellfish stocks. Moreover, Saskatchewan’s own shale oil reserves used in making
fertilizer.
10. John Maynard Keynes isan English economist, developed Keynesian economics theory. He
identified a number of characteristics of market economies that would cause any demand
decrease to be magnified into an even larger decline in overall demand. For example,
worsening business conditions can cause firms to reduce investment in new plants and
equipment with a consequent drop in overall expenditures.