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IS UBER EATING UP TRANSIT USERS?
"Is Uber the Enemy or Ally of Public Transit?" In its analysis, CityLab considers Jonathan Hall's latest work
FROM ECONOMIC THEORY TO REAL OPPORTUNITY
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Rising young scholar Ismael Mourifié hopes to turn economic theory into real job equality for women and others not getting a fair opportunity to reach their full potential
A NEW SCHOOL YEAR BEGINS
A brief roundup of new faces around the department and a photo gallery of the fall welcome party Read more
CAN ‘NUDGES’ MAKE STUDENTS STUDY MORE? MAYBE SOMEDAY
Recent work by Philip Oreopoulos - which included the participation of U of T first-year economics instructors - is covered by Inside Higher Ed
ECONOMICS IN THE PUBLIC SPHERE
Contributions from our experts. Updated October 9, 2018 (with Joshua Gans). Read more
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
Welcome
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, 60 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
For your calendar
Upcoming Seminars |
Seminars page |
Today |
| Stephen Ayerst (University of Toronto), "The Adoption and Diffusion of New Technologies (Job Market Paper)". 12:10–13:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106. Organized by Diego Restuccia |
| Ricard Gil (Queens University), "The Value of Relational Contracts in Outsourcing: Evidence from the 2008 shock to the US Airline Industry*" (joint with Myongjin Kim, Giorgio Zanarone). 16:10–17:30, Rotman, room 157. Organized by Karen Bernhardt-Walther, Yao Luo, and Eduardo Souza-Rodrigues |
Tuesday |
| Julian Dyer (University of Toronto), "Pumps, Prosperity and Household Power". 13:10–14:00, Max Gluskin House, room 106. Organized by Aloysius Siow |
Recent Working Papers |
Working Papers page
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