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Business Economics Research Specialist
BDC
Turn business data into actionable economic insights at BDC, combining research expertise, analytical tools, and understanding of Canadian industries.
This Economist role focuses on small and medium-sized businesses, entrepreneurship, and economic trends shaping Canada’s business environment. You will frame research questions, analyze evidence, and develop clear material for senior leaders and policymakers. Your work will address strategic needs across BDC and external audiences.
Key Responsibilities:
Research business, economic, and entrepreneurial topics
Analyze economic indicators, industries, and geopolitical developments
Identify challenges affecting Canadian entrepreneurs and businesses
Deliver evidence-based perspectives on important business issues
Improve analysis through data, automation, and artificial intelligence
Requirements:
Master’s degree in Economics
Five years of economic research or applied economic analysis
Understanding of Canadian industries and business dynamics
Experience preparing executive briefing notes and presentations
Comfort addressing ambiguous or evolving business needs
Bring economic analysis, business understanding, and innovative research approaches to BDC’s evidence-based perspective on entrepreneurship.
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Apply on source site This Economist role focuses on small and medium-sized businesses, entrepreneurship, and economic trends shaping Canada’s business environment. You will frame research questions, analyze evidence, and develop clear material for senior leaders and policymakers. Your work will address strategic needs across BDC and external audiences.
Key Responsibilities:
Research business, economic, and entrepreneurial topics
Analyze economic indicators, industries, and geopolitical developments
Identify challenges affecting Canadian entrepreneurs and businesses
Deliver evidence-based perspectives on important business issues
Improve analysis through data, automation, and artificial intelligence
Requirements:
Master’s degree in Economics
Five years of economic research or applied economic analysis
Understanding of Canadian industries and business dynamics
Experience preparing executive briefing notes and presentations
Comfort addressing ambiguous or evolving business needs
Bring economic analysis, business understanding, and innovative research approaches to BDC’s evidence-based perspective on entrepreneurship.
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