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Issues & Experts >  Issues & Experts Archive > Provincial budget — issues and experts (updated *)

Provincial budget — issues and experts (updated *)

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February 17, 2004
BC budget delivered Tuesday…The Liberal government is bringing down its first balanced budget Feb. 17 promising little in the way of new spending. SFU experts can look at the budget’s impact on everything from social programs and education to how spending will effect voters in general. They include:


    Lindsay Meredith    , business, 604.291.5554, 939.0460(h); lindsay_meredith@sfu.ca
    Budget analysis; political marketing strategy
    John Richards    , business, 604.291.4658; jrichard@sfu.ca
    Budget implications for social programs
    Gary Mauser    , business, 604.291.3652; gary_mauser@sfu.ca
    Political marketing strategy, the government’s public image
    *David Andolfatto,     economics, 604.291.5825; david_andolfatto@sfu.ca
    Labour market policy (welfare, employment insurance, etc., economic growth, monetary policy
    Patrick Smith    , political science, 604.291.1544 (h); patrick_smith@sfu.ca
    Political implications of the budget
    Paul Shaker    , dean of education, 604.291.3148; pshaker@sfu.ca
    Budget impact on education
    Peter Grimmett    , education, 604.291.4937; grimmett@sfu.ca
    Budget impact on education
    Bruce Clayman    , vice-president, research, 604.291.4152; clayman@sfu.ca
    Budget implications for university research
    Don Avison    , president of the university president’s council, 1.250.480.4819, avisond@uvic.ca
    Post-secondary funding



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