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GORDON ANDERSON'S NEW WORK IS PUBLISHED
On the challenges for social science of measuring and modelling behaviour and progress in society
LOREN BRANDT'S NEW BOOK LAUNCHES
Policy, Regulation, and Innovation in China's Electricity and Telecom Industries examines the assumption that China’s state–led innovation system is a successful alternative to the more market-driven system in the United States and the West Read more
MICHAEL SMART'S OPINION PIECE IN THE FINANCIAL POST
With the upcoming Canadian election in mind, Professor Smart breaks down the tax-cut pledges from the Liberals and the Conservatives and charges both with being irresponsible
'DECISIONS ABOUT DECISIONS': THE HOW AND WHY OF CHOICES
Yoram Halevy's Toronto Experimental Economics Lab in the Department of Economics Read more
ECONOMICS IN THE PUBLIC SPHERE
Contributions from our experts. Updated September 6, 2019 (with Jonathan Hall). Read more
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Upcoming Seminars |
Seminars page |
Today |
| Mark Dean (Columbia University), "Experimental Tests of Rational Inattention" (joint with Nathaniel Neligh). 12:10–13:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106. Organized by Yoram Halevy |
| David Schoenherr (Princeton University), "The Rise of a Network: The Spillover of Political Patronage and Cronyism to the Private Sector" (joint with Terry Moon). 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106. Organized by Xu Tian |
Thursday |
| Tomasz Swiecki (University of British Columbia), "Barriers to Mobility or Sorting? Sources and Aggregate Implications of Income Gaps across Sectors in Indonesia" (joint with José Pulido). 16:10–17:30, Max Gluskin House, room 106. Organized by Serdar Ozkan and Diego Restuccia |
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