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Kate Baggott - Department of Economics

Kate Baggott - Department of Economics

Michelle Alexopoulos appointed Bank of Canada external Deputy Governor

February 12, 2025

The Bank of Canada has appointed Michelle Alexopoulos, a professor of the Department of Economics at the University of Toronto to the role of external Deputy Governor.

Faiz Fuad.

Double major, double impact: Economics undergrad's journey of growth and leadership

February 10, 2025

The economist and the environmentalist, the introvert and the extrovert, the curricular and the extracurricular are not contradictions.

Peter Morrow.

Department of Economics study: Free trade brought Canadian workers short-term pain, long-term gain

January 24, 2025

The Canada-US Free Trade Agreement (CUSFTA) came into effect on 1 January 1989 and changed the competitive landscape of Canada.

Heather Bone.

Taking down the economics of crime: Meet Economics PhD candidate Heather Bone

December 11, 2024

Heather Bone is a specialist in the economics of crime. It’s the basis of her research and there are traces of it in her tutorials and involvement in the broader community.

James Macek.

Breaking up with McMansions: Meet Economics PhD student James Macek

December 09, 2024

To address the housing shortage and affordability crisis, North America needs to break up with the McMansion.

Duc Nguyen.

Policies that Created an Industrialized and Growing Vietnam: Duc Nguyen

December 09, 2024

Vietnam has grown significantly over the last three decades. Since 1990 its GDP has doubled.

Alvaro Pinzon.

Research, development, and the paths to innovation: Meet Economics PhD candidate Álvaro Pinzón

December 09, 2024

If Colombia wants to increase productivity in the country, then it needs policies that help high-productivity companies invest in research and development to innovate.

Marc-Antoine Châtelain.

Public school options and equity of access: Meet Economics PhD candidate Marc-Antoine Châtelain

December 09, 2024

In the past, society championed public schools for their ability to bring together students of different socio-economic backgrounds. Do specialty programs like French Immersion threaten the social cohesion that resulted from this mixing?

Yi-Tsung (Hugo) Hsieh.

Integrating risk management into decisions: Meet Economics PhD candidate Yi-Tsung (Hugo) Hsieh

December 09, 2024

Behavioural economist Yi-Tsung (Hugo) Hsieh investigates how people deal with risk.

Mohaddeseh Heydari Nejad.

Measuring the impact of mentoring for entrepreneurs: Meet Economics PhD candidate Mohaddeseh Heydari Nejad

December 09, 2024

Entrepreneurship is a key driver of economic growth, as it boosts innovation, creates jobs, and improves productivity. Mentorship is crucial to entrepreneurial success, providing valuable guidance and support.

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