Guest: Roslyn Kunin, C.M.
For more than 30 years, Roslyn Kunin has been accurately predicting the future of the BC economy.
We asked her to share insights she has gleaned from a recent report that she produced for one of her clients.
The good news is the BC economy looks robust. The bad news is that the economy is so rosy, there may not be enough people to fill all the jobs. And she's quick to point out that technology won't be coming to the rescue just in the nick of time either. In fact, she says technology is part of the challenge because it creates even more jobs.
We ask the eminent economist Roslyn Kunin to join us for a conversation that matters about British Columbia's blue sky economy.
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Over the next five weeks, Conversations That Matter will sit down with the five public opinion poll leaders (according to Research Co.) who want the mayor’s job, to discuss how they will address these issues and what the City will look like after their term in office.
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