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Industry Research Exchange Manufacturing: Forging a Growing Kansas Economy

May 10 @ 9:00 am - 11:30 am

$30 – $80

Shaping the Kansas Economy – The center will provide an economic impact of manufacturing on the Kansas economy and will discuss how the recent megaprojects will impact the state moving forward.
Assembling a workforce – Research staff at CEDBR will provide detailed trend information about the labor market, productivity, and wages. In addition, an analysis of the labor gap and skills will provide insight into how the market will adapt to future demand and highlight areas with suitable skills and knowledge critical to the manufacturing industry.
Export/import vulnerability – Global interconnectedness during heightened tensions with Russia and China could impose risks on Kansas firms. Kansas-specific international trade data will be highlighted to show the current dependency on the global marketplace.