Donald MacGregor

As published in the Foundation’s Report for 1943–44:

Appointed from Canada:

MacGREGOR, DONALD CHALMERS.  Appointed for studies of the national income of Canada; tenure, twelve months from July 1, 1943.

Born August 31, 1905, Toronto, Canada. Education:  University of Toronto, B.A., 1928; Harvard University, 1929–30.

Lecturer in Economics, 1930–37, Assistant Professor, 1937—, University of Toronto; Economic consultant, 1935–39, Bank of Nova Scotia; Member of the research staff, 1937–38, Royal Commission on Dominion-Provincial Relations (Ottawa); Investigator, 1942, Department of Labour, Ottawa.

Publications:  Articles in Proceedings of the Canadian Political Science Association, University of Toronto Studies in History and Economics, Canadian Journal of Economics and Political Science, Bank of Nova Scotia Monthly Review, Economic Journal, Canadian Chartered Accountant, Quarterly Surveys of Canadian Economic Conditions, 1932–39, in London and Cambridge Economic Service. Contributor to The Canadian Economy and its Problems, 1934; Report of Royal Commission on Dominion-Provincial Relations, Appendix 4, 1939; Canadian Investment and Foreign Exchange Problems, 1940; Canadian War Economics, 1941.