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Jeudi 18 décembre 2025

14h-15h15 - CEPII, 20 avenue de Ségur, 75007 Paris

Séminaire de recherche du CEPII : "When Neighbors Stop Knocking: The Impact of Canada's 2025 Tourism Decline on U.S. Local Businesses"

	Julien Martin Professor of economics at ESG-UQAM
	André Kurmann Professor of Economics and the Dean's Research Scholar in Economics at Drexel University's LeBow College of Business.
	Étienne Lalé Associate professor in the Department of Economics in York University

Julien Martin will present “When Neighbors Stop Knocking: The Impact of Canada's 2025 Tourism Decline on U.S. Local Businesses”. Co-authored by André Kurmann (Drexel University) and Etienne Lalé (York University)

In early 2025, escalating diplomatic tensions and new trade tariffs between Canada and the United States triggered a dramatic decline in Canadian tourism to U.S. destinations. Using granular measurements of exposure to Canadian tourists across U.S. localities and industries from smartphone data combined with real-time establishment-level data on U.S. service firms, we provide an early assessment of the impact of the Canadian tourism decline on U.S. employment in consumer services.

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