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DID YOU MISS THE MALIM HARDING LECTURE?

Professor Jeffrey Smith (University of Wisconsin-Madison) presented "Reflections on the Evaluation of Active Labo(u)r Market Policies: Two Cheers for Conditional Independence". View the lecture online now (closed captioning available).

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NOW HIRING PEER MENTORS

Qualified Economics and Commerce students can apply for the 2018-19 peer mentor positions to assist and advise students in ECO 100-level and 200-level courses. Closing date: August 15, 2018.

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JONATHAN HALL'S WORK FEATURES IN THE MEDIA

Bloomberg Opinion draws on his 'Is Uber a substitute or complement for public transit?', and iNews in its Wimbledon coverage discusses the paper 'Technological Change and Obsolete Skills: Evidence from Men's Professional Tennis'

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‘JOURNEYMAN PLUMBER’ HANGS UP HIS TOOLS

UTM's Gordon Anderson retires after three decades with U of T Read more

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BEST RESEARCH PAPER PRIZE

Economics Specialist Minnie Cui wins CEA-Bank of Canada poster session award Read more

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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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ECONOMICS IN THE PUBLIC SPHERE

Contributions from our experts. Updated July 17, 2018 (with Jonathan Hall). Read more

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