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Economics

From economic theory to real opportunity

October 18, 2018

Rising young scholar Ismael Mourifié hopes to turn economic theory into real job equality for women, while also helping others who are not getting a fair opportunity to reach their full potential.

Scholarship turns into full-time job at Bank of Canada for financial economics graduate

June 20, 2018

It’s been quite a year for recent Arts & Science graduate Haeyeon Lee. This time last year she was preparing to begin the final term of a program that would earn her a Master of Financial Economics.

Economics undergraduate student wins CEA-Bank of Canada poster session award

June 20, 2018

In a poster session showcasing undergraduate student research, held at the Canadian Economics Association’s 2018 conference, final year student Minnie Cui won the Best Research Paper Award.

Jennifer Murdock honoured with President's Teaching Award

June 04, 2018

Jennifer Murdock, an associate professor, teaching stream in the Department of Economics in the Faculty of Arts & Science, was named one of four recipients of the University

Four of the team members receive the call from the Bank of Canada informing them of their place in the final.

Economics team finalists in Bank of Canada competition

November 29, 2017

The Governor’s Challenge is a competition for undergraduate university students that, by putting students in the role of advisor to the Bank of Canada’s governing council, promotes understanding of the role of monetary policy in Canada’s economy.

Areti Angeliki Veroniki and Ismael Mourifié

Two up-and-coming U of T researchers win Polanyi Prize — including economist Ismael Mourifié

November 16, 2017

Areti Angeliki Veroniki is a studier of studies.

Alumni Interviews: Accidental global economist

September 29, 2017

Paul Guest (BA 1999, International Relations and Economics) has led a global career in finance. Based in London, he is the lead strategist, for UBS Asset Management’s real estate & private markets business.

Innovation economist unpacks the recipe for big ideas

November 24, 2016

Innovation. From boardrooms to classrooms to pundits in the media, you hear the buzzword everywhere nowadays. But what does it really mean and why do so many politicians and business leaders believe innovation is the key to prosperity and economic growth?

Undergrad student's work in Rwanda helps connect isolated villages to roads

April 20, 2016

There were times last summer in Rwanda while Quan Le was making maps for a World Bank road project that he wondered what some people might think if they knew the cartography was being done by an undergraduate student from the University of Toronto.

He needn’t have worried.

Economic historian brings enthusiasm and energy to research, teaching

April 15, 2016

If Shari Eli’s enthusiastic students are any indication, there will soon be a boom in budding economic historians at the University of Toronto.

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