Beyond Standard Industries: Measuring the Economic Impact of Custom Industries in the CPTM

How do you quantify the economic footprint of an industry that doesn’t fit neatly into standard classifications?

Join Oxford Economics for a practical look at recent enhancements to the Canadian Provincial and Territorial Model (CPTM) that make it faster and more flexible to add custom sectors to impact analysis. Using prefabricated house manufacturing — a sector central to Canada’s housing strategy — as our case study, we will demonstrate how the upgraded CPTM framework captures provincial and national economic impacts across GDP, employment, and supply chains for industries that go beyond off-the-shelf data sources.

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Speakers

Sebastian Herrador-Guzman

Sebastian Herrador-Guzman is the Lead Economist overseeing the maintenance and development of the Canada Provincial and Territorial Model (CPTM). He is also part of the Macroeconomic Consulting team of North America where he supports policy impact and forecasting projects.

Prior to joining Oxford Economics, he held consulting and policy roles in top-tier institutions in the private and public sectors including at the Bank of Canada, Deloitte, and the International Monetary Fund. Sebastian holds a Master’s degree from Johns Hopkins University (SAIS) and a Bachelor’s degree from Vassar College.

Lead Economist, Macro Consulting, Canada