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Key Demographic Groups in Jobs more Vulnerable to Automation
Key demographic groups are more vulnerable to job loss through automation than average.
Author Rosalie Wyonch assesses the likely impact of technological automation on Canada’s labour market and compares these results to past predictions.
She finds a lower proportion of employment at high risk of automation (about 22 percent) than most…
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Les groupes démographiques clés occupent des emplois plus vulnérables à l'automatisation
Les principaux groupes démographiques sont plus vulnérables que la moyenne à la perte d'emplois par l'automatisation.
L’auteure Rosalie Wyonch évalue l’impact probable de l’automatisation technologique sur le marché du travail canadien et compare ces résultats aux prévisions antérieures.
Elle trouve une…
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The Bank of Canada should weigh how income inequality affects monetary policy effectiveness as it pursues its 2 percent inflation target, says a new report from the C.D. Howe Institute.
In “Monetary Policy, Income Inequality, and Inflation—What’s the Link?” authors Jeremy Kronick and Francisco Villarreal investigate the link between monetary policy, income inequality and inflation in Canada, and…
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Employment Key to Improving First Nations' Community Well-Being
Increased employment is crucial to improving the well-being of First Nations communities, and should be a high priority in the Prairie provinces which have the lowest employment rates and lowest per capita regional incomes across Canada.
Author John Richards looks at data from Indigenous Services Canada’s Community Well-Being…
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January 14, 2020 – Participating in school/work co-op programs is linked to higher incomes and a higher likelihood of success in the labour market after graduation, but some get more benefits than others, says a new report from the C.D. Howe Institute.
In “Work-Ready Graduates: The Role of Co-op Programs in Labour Market Success,” author Rosalie Wyonch shows how the effect of participating in a…
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While the effects of the COVID-19 outbreak on the housing market are yet unknown, a new C.D. Howe Institute report provides a blueprint for policymakers and regulators on the tools and timing of interventions in the housing market to address threats to financial stability.
In “Calibrating Macroprudential Policies for the Canadian Mortgage Market,” authors Scott A. Brave, Jeremy Kronick and Jose A…
