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Emerging Technologies Economic Impact Assessment

Project Outputs

Economy Policy Analysis Publication

Policy Responses to Automation in Canada

Haugen, Stacey, Lars Hallstrom, Payton Grant, Justine Cha, and Patricia MacQuarrie
Published: 2021
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Economy Research Publication

Assessing Automation in Rural Communities: An Economic Impact Assessment

Haugen, Stacey, Lars Hallstrom, Payton Grant, Justine Cha, and Patricia MacQuarrie. Journal of Rural and Community Development 16, no. 2 (2021).
Published: August 11, 2021
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Economy Research Poster

The Impact of Automation on Local Communities: Economic Futures of Rural Alberta

Dr. Lars Hallstrom, Stacey Haugen, Payton Grant

Presented at Canadian Rural Revitalization Conference (CRRF) May 25 - May 27, 2022

Abstract- Automated technologies, increased digitalization, and international events, such as COVID-19, are putting pressure on national and local economies to adapt or face rising unemployment and economic downturn. Rural communities are particularly impacted by these pressures as their economies are often built around a common industry, and the lack of access to training opportunities and reliable broadband create significant barriers.
Published: May 2022
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Health Risk Factors Among Albertan Farmers and Farming Families

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Economic implications of the asocial society: a scoping review of loneliness among young adults across the life course

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Moving in, moving on & moving up: exploring population movements to and from rural Canada

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