The Atlantic Association of Applied Economists (AAAE) is pleased to present The Early-Career Economists’ Panel 2018

Please come and support the next generation of economists as you enjoy some free pizza, chat with colleagues, and learn more about: rental affordability and core housing need in Nova Scotia, the drivers of nursing home usage, and new options for commercial property taxation.”

WHAT: Three regional economists will present their current research

WHO:

• Katherine Ryan (Economist, Nova Scotia Department of Finance and Treasury Board): “Renters in Core Housing Need: A profile of tenant households and unaffordability in Nova Scotia”

• Kenzie McNeil (Senior Consultant, Finance, Halifax Regional Municipality) “Commercial Property Tax in HRM: Theory and Practice”

• Steve Patterson (Postdoctoral fellow, Nova Scotia Health Research Foundation):  "Factors associated with entering facility-based long-term care in Nova Scotia".

WHEN: Friday, December 14^th, 2018, Noon to 1:45pm (Atlantic Standard Time)

WHERE: Bank of Canada Boardroom, Bank of Canada Regional Office, 13^th Floor, 1701 Hollis St., (Founders Square), Halifax, Nova Scotia

CONFERENCE CALL: A conference call option is not available for this session.

COST: Members: Free, Non-Members: $10 (A light lunch will be provided)

REGISTRATION: Seating is limited and spaces will be reserved until we reach capacity. Visit the CABE Store to register for this event. You must register no later than 5pm Wednesday 12^th December.  

Refunds cannot be provided for cancellations and individuals seeking to register after December 12^th will be charged a late registration fee of $20. Late registration can be made at the CABE Store .

UPCOMING EVENTS: Please mark your calendar for the following AAAE events:

• January 11, 2019: Randall Bartlett, Institute of Fiscal Studies and Democracy at the University of Ottawa
• Mar 29 – Student panel
• May TBD – Paul Lirette, Ag Canada