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JIAYING GU WINS POLANYI PRIZE IN ECONOMIC SCIENCE
For research on methods to predict economic and social outcomes by accounting for unseen factors in human behaviour Read more
WHEN THE TABLES ARE TURNED
Including Robert Gazzale, Robert McKeown and Peter Cziraki reacting to comments about them on the RateMyProfessors.com website
STOMACH FOR RISK?
An international group of scientists that includes economist and geneticist Jonathan Beauchamp has identified 124 genetic variants associated with a person’s willingness to take risks
BANK OF CANADA GOVERNOR'S CHALLENGE FINALISTS
Our undergraduate team is selected for the national competition that promotes understanding of Canadian monetary policy Read more
R.I.P. PROFESSOR EMERITUS JACK A. SAWYER
It was with great sorrow that we learned of the death on December 17 of macroeconomist and longtime faculty member Jack Sawyer Read more
IN MEMORIAM:
PROFESSOR ARTHUR J. HOSIOS
The passing of faculty member and great friend of the department has been marked by a resolution by the Council of the Faculty of Arts & Science, written by Professor Dwayne Benjamin Read more
ECONOMICS IN THE PUBLIC SPHERE
Contributions from our experts. Updated November 22, 2018 (with Michael Smart). Read more
Welcome
The Department of Economics at the University of Toronto ranks among the top economics
departments internationally. The teaching and research of its 73 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
Upcoming Seminars |
Seminars page |
Today |
| Erin M Kelley (University of California, Berkeley), "The Impact of Monitoring Technologies on Contracts and Employee Behavior: Experimental Evidence from Kenya’s Matatu Industry" (joint with Gregory Lane and David Schönholzer). 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106. Organized by Arthur Blouin |
Thursday |
| Jesse M Bruhn (Boston University), "The Consequences of Sorting for Understanding School Quality". 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106. Organized by Robert McMillan |
Recent Working Papers |
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