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THE 2017-2018 UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS
Academic excellence recognized in the department's undergraduates as scholarships are awarded Read more
PROFESSOR ARTHUR HOSIOS
It is with great sadness that we announce the sudden passing of our great friend and faculty member Read more
TAX COMPETITIVENESS IN CANADA: MORE WORK TO DO
Michael Smart co-authors a Globe and Mail opinion piece that grades Finance Minister Bill Morneau's recent package of corporate tax changes
THE ACADEMY IN THE COMMUNITY
Jonathan Hall contributes to the Toronto Public Library's 'On Civil Society' program Read more
ECONOMICS IN THE PUBLIC SPHERE
Contributions from our experts. Updated November 3, 2018 (with Jonathan Hall). Read more
PUTTING THE FAMILY IN ECONOMICS
University Affairs magazine looks into how the application of economic concepts to the family unit allows researchers to explore fundamental policy issues, with input from Shari Eli and Aloysius Siow
AND THE PRESIDENT'S TEACHING AWARD GOES TO...
The highest honour for teaching at U of T goes to our own Jennifer Murdock, recognizing her contribution to teaching innovation and excellence Read more
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The Department of Economics at the University of Toronto ranks among the top economics
departments internationally. The teaching and research of its 75 faculty
members span a wide range of fields and cover theory, applied data analysis, and econometric
methodology. Around 15 PhD students, 70 MA students, and 25 MFE students enter our programs
each year, and the department has over 1,800 undergraduates, with an additional 800
undergraduates at the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) campus.
Collaborative programs with the Rotman School of
Management and the Faculty of Law allow students to undertake interdisciplinary studies at the graduate and undergraduate
levels. Read more
In Memory of Arthur Hosios |
We are coordinating the collection of a donation to the ALS Society of Canada, to be made in Arthur’s name. The society funds research into making ALS treatable, and provides community-based support and healthcare. If you would like to contribute to this departmental donation, please bring your contribution to Marika Smolic no later than December 14, 2018. If you would prefer to make your own donation, this can be done online at www.als.ca. |
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| Allie Devlin (University of Toronto), "Rules of Origin, Supply Chains, and US Manufacturing". 13:00–14:00, Max Gluskin House, room 100. Organized by Peter Morrow |
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