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COVID Impacts on the Winnipeg Economy

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April 23, 2021

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic the Economics Research Group (ERG) at the City of Winnipeg developed an in-house pandemic based economic model to assess what impacts COVID-19 could have on our local economy depending on the evolution of the pandemic. This presentation will discuss the approach ERG has taken in developing COVID-19 pandemic scenarios, how these scenarios were linked to assess their economic impact and review the most recent scenarios released in March 2021.

 

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Download the slides in PDF format:  COVID Impacts on the Winnipeg Economy

 

 

Paul Beckta, Senior Economist, City of Winnipeg Senior Economist, City of Winnipeg Paul Beckta

Paul is a senior economist within the CAO’s office at the City of Winnipeg. He specializes in macroeconomic analysis, economic impact analysis, and forecasting with a particular interest in stock-flow consistent models.  He holds a Master’s Degree in Economics from the University of Ottawa. Prior to joining the City in 2019, he was an economist with the Manitoba Bureau of Statistics.

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