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Seminar Series

The Department of Economics offers weekly External and Internal Seminar Series in the fall and winter terms.

Our external speakers represent a variety of economics specializations and reflect the broad range of research interests of the department. Our internal speakers also cover a variety of topics – everything from pedagogical options to faculty research in progress.

All faculty and graduate students are welcome to attend any of the seminars. 

The seminars for Fall 2024 will be offered through a combination of remote and in-person delivery.

External Seminars

Time: Fridays, 11 a.m. to 12:20 p.m., unless otherwise noted

Room: LH2064, or remote via Zoom (see schedule)

Schedule

November

  • November 8: "Hidden Regressivities: The Incidence of Income and Presumptive Taxes in Pakistan"  | Obeid Ur Rehman, Toronto Metropolitan University (LH2064) *11:30 a.m.
  • November 15: "Money Allocation, Unemployment and Monetary Policy" | Min Zhang, East China Normal University (LH1011)
  • November 22: "The Long-Term Effects of School Quality in Low-Income Countries: Evidence From 15 Years of Data" | Catherine Michaud-Leclerc, Université Laval (LH2064)
  • November 29: "Coal and the Spatial Economy" | Juan Moreno-Cruz, University of Waterloo (LH2064)

December

  • December 6: "Payment Platform Competition: Public vs Private" | Youming Liu, Bank of Canada (Remote) *Cancelled
  • December 13: Topic TBD | Francesco Amodio, McGill University (Remote)

 

Internal Seminars

Time: Thursdays, 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Room: LH4114, DAWB 1-101A or Remote via Zoom (see schedule)

Schedule

November

  • November 7: Bank of Canada Competition | Christos Shiamptanis (*11:30 a.m., LH4114)
  • November 21: "Far from City Lights: Spatial Isolation and Economic Activity" | Juan Morales (LH4114)
  • November 28: "Don't Lose Your Cool: Temperature and Gun-Violence in North America" | Nikolai Cook (LH4114)

December

  • December 5: "Supplemental Health Insurance for Paramedical Services: a Framework to Understand Reasonable & Customary Limits" | Logan McLeod (LH4114)
  • December 12: Topic TBD | Jeff Chan (LH4114)

 

Past Seminars