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Canadian Economics Association
Association canadienne d’économique
Newsletter Chronique
Volume 51
February/Février 2015
CONTENTS
CONTENU
Call for Nominations 2
Bank of Canada Graduate Student
Award 2
Guggenheim Prize 3
New Appointments 3
Visiting Appointments 4
Departures 5
Awards & Other News 7
Short-Term Visitors 11
Doctorates 12
Call for Papers 15
CRESSE Fellowships 18
Conferences 19
Publications 22
Forthcoming Papers – CPP 23
Appel à Nominations 2
Le Prix de la Banque du Canada
du travail de recherche étudiant 2
Le Prix Guggenheim 3
Nominations récentes 3
Professeur(e)s invité(e)s 4
Départs 5
Distinctions et autre nouvelles 7
Visiteurs à court terme 11
Doctorats 12
Appel à Contributions 15
Bourses CRESSE 18
Conférences 19
Publications 22
Articles à paraître dans – Analyse
de politiques 23
CALL FOR NOMINATIONS
The Canadian Economics Association invites nominations by any five
members of the Association of candidates for Vice-President of the
Association or for Member-at-large of the Executive Council. Please
send nominations by March 1 each year to the Association’s SecretaryTreasurer, Robert Dimand, [email protected].
BANK OF CANADA GRADUATE STUDENT
PAPER AWARD
The Bank of Canada Graduate Student Paper Award is conferred
annually to the best student paper in a research area relevant for the Bank
of Canada’s mandate. The award is open to graduate students from a
Canadian university or Canadian/Permanent Resident graduate students
at a foreign university who submit their paper to the Annual CEA
Conference. More information about the award may be found at: Bank of
Canada - Research Awards
The inaugural winner of the 2014 award was Jonathan Hoddenbagh
(Boston College) for his paper “The Financial Accelerator and the
Optimal Lending Contract” co-authored with fellow graduate student
Mikhail Dmitriev.
Honourable mention was Edouard Djeutem (Simon Fraser University)
for his paper "Model Uncertainty and the Forward Premium Puzzle".
LE PRIX DE LA BANQUE DU CANADA DU
TRAVAIL DE RECHERCHE ÉTUDIANT
Le Prix de la Banque du Canada du travail de recherche étudiant
récompense annuellement la meilleure communication étudiante liée à un
domaine qui se trouve au cœur du mandat de la Banque. Cette distinction
est remise à un étudiant inscrit au doctorat dans une université
canadienne ou à un étudiant canadien ou résident permanent du Canada
inscrit au doctorat à l’étranger ayant soumis un travail de recherche aux
organisateurs du congrès annuel de l’ACE. De plus amples
renseignements sur ce prix peuvent être consultés à la page des prix de
recherche du site Web de la Banque du Canada.
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En 2014, le tout premier récipiendaire du Prix, Jonathan Hoddenbagh
(Boston College), a été récompensé pour sa communication intitulée The
Financial Accelerator and the Optimal Lending Contract, rédigée avec
un autre doctorant, Mikhail Dmitriev.
Edouard Djeutem (Université Simon Fraser) s’est vu décerner une
mention honorable pour son article Model Uncertainty and the Forward
Premium Puzzle.
GUGGENHEIM PRIZE IN THE HISTORY OF
ECONOMIC THOUGHT FOR 2015
Prof. David Laidler (University of Western Ontario, emeritus) has
been selected as the recipient of the Guggenheim Prize in the History of
Economic Thought for 2015.
The prize is awarded to leading scholars as a tribute to their major
contribution to the field. Prof. Laidler was preceded by Prof. Bertram
Schefold (University of Frankfurt, emeritus) in 2009 and Prof. Samuel
Hollander (University of Toronto, emeritus) in 2011.
The Guggenheim Prize Committee at Ben Gurion University of the
Negev, Beer Sheva, Israel.
NEW APPOINTMENTS/ NOMINATIONS
RÉCENTES
Dalhousie University
Steven Kivinen
Instructor July 1 – July 30, 2015, PhD
Candidate (Queen’s University)
Université Laval
Marion Goussé
professeure adjoint, juin 2014
Luc Bissonnette
professeur adjoint, octobre 2014
Memorial University
Gubinder Kundhi
July 1, 2014 – Assistant Professor
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University of New Brunswick
Elif Dalkir
June 1, 2014 – Assistant Professor, previously
with Economics for a two-year term
Paul Peters
July 1, 2014 – Assistant Professor and CRC
Chair (joint with Sociology)
University of New Brunswick – Saint John
July 1st, 2014 – Lecturer, previous
appointment: Research Associate with the Child
Studies Program
Barry Watson
University of Ottawa
Ronan Congar
Adjunct professor
Geoffrey Dunbar
Adjunct professor
University of Western Ontario
Yahong Zhang
September 1, 2014 – Adjunct Assistant
Professor
VISITING APPOINTMENTS /
PROFESSEUR(E)S INVITÉ(E)S
Carleton University
Zhengpeng Lu
September 2014-June 2015 – Ph.D. candidate in
economics, National School of Development,
Peking University, Beijing, China
Pu Shen
November 2014-November 2015 – Associate
Professor, East China University of Science and
Technology
Xuhui Wang
February 2015-February 2016 – Associate
Professor, Minnan Normal University
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University of Ottawa
Ronan Congar
September 2014 – from Université de Rouen
Rachidi Kotchoni
September-December 2014 – from Université de
Cergy-Pontoise, France
Queen’s University
Jianliang Ye
September 1, 2014 to August 31, 2015 –
Zhejiang University, China
University of Western Ontario
Julio L. Elias
Visiting Professor, January 1 2015 to April 30
2015, Universidad del CEMA
Andy Glover
Visiting Associate Professor, January 1 2015 to
April 30 2015, University of Texas at Austin
Paul Klein
Visiting Professor, January 1, 2015 to April 30,
2015, Simon Fraser University
Paul Sullivan
Visiting Professor, January 1 2015 to April 30
2015, US Bureau of Labor Statistics
Zhijun Sun
ORF Visiting Scholar, January 1 2015 to
December 31 2015, Beijing Normal School
DEPARTURES / DÉPARTS
Université Laval
Radoslaw Stefanski
professeur adjoint, University of St Andrews,
UK
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Memorial University
Gary Riser
Retirement
Noel Roy
Retirement
University of New Brunswick
Marc Duhamel
June 30, 14 – Accepted tenure track position at
Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières
University of New Brunswick – Saint John
Muhammed Kabir
June 30, 2014 – Retired, currently Professor,
School of Graduate Studies, Canadian
University of Dubai
University of Ottawa
Brandon Schaufele
June 2014 – Ivey School of Business, Western
University
University of Saskatchewan
Morris Altman
July 1, 2014 – Retirement, Dean of Newcastle
Business School, University of Newcastle,
Callaghan, NSW, Australia
Robert Lucas
July 1, 2014 – Retirement
Larry St. Louis
July 1, 2014 – Retirement
University of Toronto
Professor Matthew
Turner
Resignation August 2014 - Accepted
appointment elsewhere, Brown University
University of Waterloo
Javier Cuenca
September 1, 2014 – Retirement
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AWARDS AND OTHER NEWS / DISTINCTIONS
ET AUTRE NOUVELLES
University of Alberta
Andrew Eckert,
Zhen He, Douglas
West
Elsevier Prize for Most Innovative Paper at
EIRASS conference in Bucharest, Romania
Andrew Eckert
Appointed as Alfred E. Kahn Visiting Scholar in
Regulatory Economics at the Alberta Utilities
Commission
Université Laval
Lucie Samson
Jean-Yves Duclos
Jean-Yves Duclos
Vice-doyenne aux études et secrétaire de la
Faculté des Sciences sociales, Université Laval
Titulaire de la Chaire de recherche IndustrielleAlliance sur les enjeux économiques des
changements démographiques
Élu membre de la Société Royale du Canada
University of Manitoba
Wayne Simpson,
Derek Hum (also
with Evelyn Forget
from Community
Health Sciences)
2014 Mike McCracken Award
The award is for the development and analysis of
economic statistics in Canada and, in our case,
the development and analysis of the Manitoba
Basic Annual Income (Mincome) longitudinal
data.
Anthony Waterman
Honorary Member of the European Society for
the History of Economic Thought, 30 May 2014
Université de Montréal
Joshua Lewis
Prix Allan Nevins 2014 (Economic History
Association Prizes and Awards souligne
annuellement l’excellence d’une thèse en histoire
économique canadienne ou américaine)
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University of Ottawa
Bernard, JeanThomas
Award for Activities in the Media Community
and also the Gérard-Parizeau Prize.
UQAM
New Chair in
Economics
Pierre-Carl Michaud
appointed to the
Godbout
Commission on the
Quebec tax system.
The Industrial Alliance Research Chair on the
Economics of Demographic Change has been
created in May, 2014. Jean-Yves Duclos and
Pierre-Carl Michaud, professors at the
Economics departments of Université Laval and
ESG UQAM, respectively, will be the co-holders
of this joint Laval-UQAM chair, with an initial
5-year mandate. More information about the
Chair is available at www.cedia.ca.
Congratulations to Pierre-Carl Michaud for his
appointment as a member of the Godbout
Commission on the Quebec tax system, whose
aims are to increase the effectiveness, fairness
and competitiveness of the Quebec tax system.
The Commission begin work in September
2014. Public and private consultations will be
held in the fall. An interim report is expected in
October 2014. The Commission should submit
its final report in December 2014.
Joint holder of the Chair of Industrial Alliance
research on economic issues of demographic
change, Pierre-Carl Michaud’s research interests
include the economics of aging and health.
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New book release
Princeton University Press has just published
Finding Equilibrium: Arrow, Debreu, McKenzie
and the Problem of Scientific Credit by our
colleague Till Düppe (in collaboration with E.
Roy Weintraub of Duke University). The authors
examine the context of the development (by
Kenneth Arrow and Gérard Debreu and by
Lionel McKenzie separately) of the proof of the
theorem of the existence of general equilibrium
in a competitive market economy, and also the
role of the theorem in the transformation of
economics into a more highly formalised subject.
Congratulations to both authors!
http://press.princeton.edu/titles/10206.html
https://www.facebook.com/FindingEquilibriumD
uppeWeintraub
http://books.google.ca/books?id=PcEFAwAAQB
AJ&printsec=frontcover&hl=fr#v=onepage&q&f
=false
Boubacar Siddy
Diallo Receives
World Bank
Fellowship
Congratulations to Boubacar Diallo, a PhD
student in the Department of Economics, who
has been selected as part of the African
Fellowship Program to receive a six-month
fellowship. He will be at the World Bank's
headquarters in Washington DC from July 2014
to January 2015.
The objective of this program, launched in 2013
by the World Bank, is to give a new impetus to
its work and its mission by giving research
opportunities to young researchers of African
descent who will be able to gain experience in
the field of development economics.
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New article
published by Julien
Martin
Julien Martin's article (with Isabelle Méjean) has
just been published in Journal of International
Economics. In "Low-wage country competition
and the quality content of high-wage country
exports", the authors show that increasing
competition from low-wage countries has led
developed countries to specialize in the
production of high-end goods.
Congratulations!
Julien Martin et Isabelle Méjean, "Low-wage
country competition and the quality content of
high-wage country exports", Journal of
International Economics, Volume 93, Issue 1,
May 2014, Pages 140-152.1
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/00
221996/93/1
Queen’s University
Morten Nielsen
Was the Innis Lecturer at the CEA conference in
Vancouver in May 2014.
Morten Nielsen
Will be inducted as an inaugural member into
The Royal Society of Canada College of New
Scholars, Artists and Scientists in November
2014.
Erik Drysdale
Co-awarded recipients of the 2014
Scarthingmoor Prize for their MA essays
entitled:
“Bayesian and Classical Forecasting of
Canadian Macroeconomic Time Series: A
Comparison Study”.
“Contingent Convertible Bonds: Hedging, Credit
Default Swaps, and Sensitivity to Subjective
Market Opinions”.
Frédéric Tremblay
Simon Fraser University
Doug Allen
Douglas C. North Research Award for his book,
The Institutional Revolution
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University of Toronto
Rahul Deb
Won Polanyi Prize
University of Western Ontario
J. Clark Leith
Awarded Botswana’s Presidential Order of
Meritorious Service on September 30, 2014
SHORT-TERM VISITORS / VISITEURS À
COURT TERME
Carleton University
Carolina
Czastkiewicz
Senior Vice President, Compass Lexecon,
Washington, D.C.
Memorial University
Li Zhinguo
UQAM
Alice Fabre
Philippe De Donder
Rachidi Kotchoni
October 2014 to September 2015 – from
School of Economics and Management, China
University of Petroleum (Eastern China), in
Qingdao
October 7, 2014 – from Université d’AixMarseille et DÉFI
2014 to 2015 – from Toulouse School of
Economics
2014 Fall – from THÉMA, Université de
Cergy-Pontoise
Queen’s University
Giuseppe Cavaliere
Wolf Wagner
July 31 to August 7, 2014 – from University of
Bologna
September 10 to September 18, 2014 – from
University of Tilburg
Simon Fraser University
Nicholas Lawson
October 20, 2014 – from Aix Marseille
University
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Saint Mary’s University
Ryszard Stocki
September 1, 2014 to August 31, 2016 – from
SWPS - University of Social Sciences and
Humanities, Katowice, Poland
University of Western Ontario
Paul R. Milgrom
November 2014 – from Stanford University
Joseph G. Altonji
December 2014 – from Yale University
Paul Beaudry
March 2015 – from UBC
Barbara Hofmann
March 2015 – from University of Mannheim
DOCTORATES / DOCTORATS
University of Alberta
Waleem Alausa
Fall 2014 – Three Essays on the Application of
the Markov Switching Multifractal Model
Dalhousie University
Kyoung Mook Lim
August 2014 – Macroeconomic Consequences
of Publicly Provided Health Insurance: The
South Korean Context
Université Laval
Nketcha Nana Pierre
Valère
Septembre 24, 2014 – Essays on Bank
Intermediation in Developing Countries
Alexandre Kopoin
Octobre 14, 2014 – Three Essays on Financial
Frictions and International Macroeconomics
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University of Manitoba
Qin Chen
March 28, 2014 – Three Essays on Aggregate
and Disaggregate Price Risk – Measure and
Explanation for Chinese Major Grain
Murshed
Chowdhury
May 2, 2014 – Three Essays on Applied
Economics: Financial Flows, Education and
Health of Immigrants
Md. Syeed-UzZaman Khan
March 28, 2014 – Three Essays on
Remittances and Foreign Aid to Developing
Countries – A Regional Analysis
Université de Montréal
Hector Galindo
Silva
14 août 2014 – Essays in Political Economy
Maximilien Kaffo
Melou
18 août 2014 – Essays on bootstrap methods in
econometrics
Dommèbèiwin Juste
Metoiole Some
10 octobre 2014 – Essays on oil price shocks
and exchange rate volatility on sectoral
macroeconomic activity and inflation in
Canada
Guy Tchuente
28 août 2014 – Essais en économétrie et
économie de l’éducation
University of Ottawa
Lidia Kayembe
2014 – The Health of Nations: Three Essays In
Health Economics
Dylan Morgan
2014 – Three Essays in Environmental
Economics
Azadeh Rahimi
2014 – Essays on the Causal Relationship
Between Short-Term and Long-Term Interest
Rates
Golnaz Sedigh
2014 – The Impact of Economic Factors on
Sleep
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Daouda Sylla
2014 – Essays on Culture, Economic Outcome
and Wellbeing
UQAM
Charles-Olivier Mao
Takongmo
January 2014 – Essais sur les politiques
économiques et le cycle économiques
Étienne Gaudette
January 2014 – Temps d'attente, vieillissement,
maladies chroniques et coûts des soins de
santé: enseignement du modèle de cycle de vie
Julien Champagne
July 2014 – L'augmentation de volatilité des
salaires réels et changements structurels dans le
marché de travail aux États-Unis
Frédéric Broussau
August 2014 – Participation au marché du
travail et maladies chroniques : une approche
bayésienne
Alexandre Croutzet
August 2014 –Essais sur les institutions et
l'exploitation optimale de ressources naturelles
Laëtitia Lebihan
September 2014 – Trois essais économétriques
sur le développement et le bien-être des enfants
canadiens
Queen’s University
Vincent Chandler
May 2014 – Four Essays on Using Economic
Analysis to Evaluate Canadian Public Policy
Dörte Heger
June 2014 – Three Essays on Informal Care,
Health, and Education
Afrasiab Mirza
June 2014 – Essays in Banking and Finance
Ayman Mnasri
June 2014 – Homeownership, Geographic
Mobility and Mortgage Structure
Xinyu Ge
July 2014 – Housing and Banking over the
Business Cycle
Karl Skogstad
September 2014 – National Defense Budgets:
The Importance of External Threats
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Simon Fraser University
Georgi Boichev
July 21, 2014 – Essays on Social Capital and
State Capacity: Tracing the Origins of the
Welfare States
James Nicholson
Dadson
September 4, 2014 – Essays on Inequality and
Poverty
Ideen Riahi
June 20, 2014 – Essays on Institutions and
Development
University of Toronto
Adam Found
2014 – Essays in Municipal Finance
University of Western Ontario
Masashi Miyairi
October 24, 2014 – Occupational Mobility and
Immigrant Assimilation
CALL FOR PAPERS
49th Annual 2015 Canadian Economics Association (CEA)
Annual Conference
The CEA invites anyone wishing to present a paper at the 2015
Conference to submit an abstract by Friday, February 6, 2015. Paper
submissions in English or French are accepted starting December 1, 2014
through the web interface at my.economics.ca. The maximum length for
an abstract is 250 words. You will receive a notification once your paper
is accepted or rejected. If your paper is accepted, it is expected that you
will be prepared to serve as a discussant and/or program chair at other
sessions within your areas of interest. Please direct all inquiries and
correspondence to the CEA Executive Director, at
[email protected].
Any member can propose a special session or sessions which may have
invited papers. If you are interested in this possibility, please contact
Charles Beach (at [email protected] ) before January 23, 2015.
See the "Session Organizers" link on the conference web site for further
information.
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Bank of Canada Graduate Student Paper Award
Graduate students who are eligible are encouraged to apply to the Bank
of Canada Graduate Student Paper Award concurrently with their
submission to the CEAs. Information about the submission and award
process may be found at Bank of Canada - Research Awards.
Futur appel de communications pour les rencontres de 2015 de
l’ACE
Les doctorants répondant aux critères d’admissibilité qui soumettent une
communication aux organisateurs du congrès annuel de l’ACE sont
encouragés à présenter du même coup leur candidature pour le Prix de la
Banque du Canada du travail de recherche étudiant. De plus amples
renseignements sur les processus de soumission et de sélection peuvent
être consultés à la page des prix de recherche du site Web de la Banque
du Canada.
15th World Congress of Social Economics
"Doing Social Economics"
Brock University, June 22 - 24, 2015
Social economics is the study of the ethical and social causes and
consequences of economic behavior, institutions, organizations, theory,
and policy. Social economists engage in many types of research, from
explorations of the history and philosophy of economics to quantitative
and qualitative examinations of contemporary economic life; and from
historical studies of economic activity and institutions to
recommendations for policy agendas. The practice and meaning of social
economics is continuously defined and redefined by these diverse
research agendas. The 15th World Congress in Social Economics will
afford us the opportunity to take stock of who we are as social
economists and how our work advances our values and principles.
We welcome proposals for individual papers and complete sessionsconceptual, applied, and empirical-related to the theme of the conference
as well as all areas of social economics.
The deadline for submission is March 28, 2015. You will be notified by
April 15, 2015.
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Abstract Submissions
To submit a proposal, please visit the Association for Social Economics
web site at http://www.socialeconomics.org/ and upload an abstract of
approximately 400 words. The submission site will become available in
November 2014. Please include the title of the session or paper, the
authors' names and institutional affiliations, and contact information in
the form of an email address for the corresponding author. At least
one author of each paper presented at the World Congress must be a
member of the Association for Social Economics. To join, please visit
this link http://www.socialeconomics.org/.
Summer School in Social Economics
Brock University, June 21 - 22, 2015
The Association for Social Economics announces an exciting Summer
School workshop for graduate students and recent Ph.D.s. to be held in
conjunction with the World Congress of Social Economics. Between 1218 fellows will be selected to attend the Summer School as guests of
ASE. The Summer School begins at lunch time on June 21 and
continues on June 22, 2015. Fellows accepted to the Summer School will
receive complimentary room and meals for the Summer School and the
World Congress, complimentary registration to the world Congress, plus
all Summer School materials.
Fellow Obligations: Accepted fellows must become members of ASE
and submit a Summer School refundable deposit of $100 (that will be
returned upon completion of the World Congress). All fellows must
commit to participating in all sessions of the Summer School and to
staying for the entire World Congress.
Elba Brown-Collier Best Student Paper Award
This award, sponsored by the Association for Social Economics (ASE),
is presented at the World Congress for Social Economics to the author of
the best paper by a graduate student on a topic in social economics, also
demonstrating strong promise for future scholarly contributions.
Professors (or others who have completed their graduate degrees) cannot
be coauthors.
To be eligible for the award, the student author must register for the
conference and present his/her paper. Please submit your paper proposal
through the regular submission process described above, indicating that
you wish it to be considered for the prize. Following notification of
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acceptance in March, the full paper should be submitted
for consideration by May 20, 2015. The status of each author must be
clearly stipulated (MA student, PhD student, etc.) For consideration, the
paper should be no longer than 8,000 words.
The Elba Brown-Collier Award Committee, composed of members of
the Association for Social Economics, will adjudicate the submitted
papers. The winner of the Elba Brown-Collier Best Student Paper Award
for 2015 receives:
 $400 USD
 One year's membership in ASE which includes subscriptions to
Review of Social Economy and Forum for Social Economics.
CRESSE FELLOWSHIPS
Fellowships Available For Untenured Faculty, Doctoral Students
and Post-Docs to Attend Leading Competition Policy Summer
School in Crete, Greece, June-July 2015
The Centre for Interuniversity Research and Analysis of Organizations
(CIRANO) in Montreal, the Rotman Institute for International Business,
in the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto and
the Phelps Centre for the Study of Government and Business in the
Sauder School of Business at the University of British Columbia (“the
Centres”) are pleased to announce a partnership with the European
Summer School and Conference in Competition and Regulation
(CRESSE: www.cresse.info/ ). The goal is to encourage and facilitate
greater participation by young Canadian economists in this world-class
conference and summer school. In its tenth year in 2015, CRESSE will
feature presentations and teaching by some of the leading competition
policy experts in the world, including 2014 Nobel Laureate Jean Tirole
who will be a Keynote Conference Speaker. More about this year’s
summer school and conference can be found at:
www.cresse.info/default.aspx?articleID=3398 . The summer school is
ideal for those interested in competition economics but who, while
trained in microeconomic theory and industrial organization, may have
had limited opportunity for focused study in the field.
The Centres will jointly fund six fellowships for economists to attend the
full 2015 summer school (all nine modules) and conference which will
run from June 27 to July 10, 2015 and will be held in Rethymnon, Crete,
Greece. These fellowships will cover all registration and tuition fees and
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will include up to C$3,000 additional funding to cover air and hotel
costs.
Those eligible for consideration for these fellowships will include
economists who are: Canadian Ph.D. students and post-doctoral
scholars, and other doctoral and post-doctoral scholars studying or
working in Canadian universities; untenured Canadian faculty members
and other untenured faculty working at Canadian universities; and
employees of the Competition Bureau of Canada.
To apply for a fellowship, or for further information, contact:
Professor Thomas Ross, Director
Phelps Centre for the Study of Government and Business
Sauder School of Business, University of British Columbia
Vancouver, BC, CANADA, V6T 1Z2
Tel: (604) 822-8478 E-mail: [email protected]
Applicants should provide a letter or email expressing their desire to
apply for a fellowship as well as the following: (i) for untenured faculty,
post-doctoral fellows and employees of the Canadian Competition
Bureau – a CV only; and (ii) for doctoral students (who may not
necessarily be at the thesis stage) – a CV, list of graduate economics
courses (taken and in process), and names and contact information of two
references (but not letters). Applications are welcome now and will be
received until all fellowships have been awarded. Interested applicants
are encouraged to apply – or at least to express interest – as soon as
possible. To facilitate travel planning, some fellowships may be awarded
as early as December 2014 and we expect all fellowships to be awarded
by April 1, 2015.
CONFERENCES / CONFÉRENCES
31st Annual Meeting of the Canadian Econometric
Study Group
Dates:
October 4 – 5, 2014
Location:
Simon Fraser University, Vancouver
Contact person: Bertille Antoine, Ramazan Gencay, Chris Muris
Contact e-mail: [email protected]
Web address:
http://sfu.ca/cesg.html
Title:
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Title:
Dates:
Location:
Contact person:
Contact e-mail:
Biological Basis of Preferences and Strategic behavior
May 15 – 17, 2015
Simon Fraser University, Vancouver
Arthur Robson
[email protected]
Title:
Colloque CIREQ Montréal d’économie appliquée:
déterminants socio-économiques de la santé
Dates:
10 et 11 avril 2015
Location:
à déterminer
Contact person: Andriana Bellou (Université de Montréal, CIRANO,
CIREQ, IZA); Fabian Lange (McGill University,
CIREQ, IZA)
Contact e-mail: [email protected]; [email protected]
Web address:
http://www.cireqmontreal.com/view/12059/colloquecireq-montreal-deconomie-appliquee-determinantssocioeconomiques-de-la-sante
Title:
Dates:
Location:
Contact person:
Colloque CIREQ Montréal de macroéconomie
24 et 25 avril 2015
à déterminer
Daniel Barzcyk (McGill University, CIREQ); Tatyana
Koreshkova (Concordia University, CIREQ)
Contact e-mail: [email protected];
[email protected]
Web address:
http://www.cireqmontreal.com/view/12634/colloquecireq-montreal-de-macroeconomie
Title:
Colloque CIREQ Montréal d’économétrie : séries
temporelles et économétrie de la finance
Dates:
8 et 9 mai 2015
Location:
Hôtel Intercontinental Montréal, Montréal
Contact person: Ilze Kalnina (Université de Montréal, CIREQ); Benoit
Perron (Université de Montréal, CIRANO, CIREQ)
Contact e-mail: [email protected];
[email protected]
Web address:
http://www.cireqmontreal.com/view/12253/colloquecireq-montreal-deconometrie-series-temporelles-eteconometrie-de-la-finance
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Title:
Dates:
Location:
Contact person:
Contact e-mail:
Web address:
Colloque sur la croissance et le développement
22 et 23 mai 2015
à déterminer
Rui Castro (Université de Montréal, CIREQ)
[email protected]
http://www.cireqmontreal.com/view/12067/colloquecireq-montreal-de-macroeconomie-croissance-etdeveloppement
Title:
Economic Implications of Demographic Change in
Atlantic Canada
Dates:
23 October 2014
Location:
Sobey School of Business, Saint Mary’s University
Contact person: Dr. Ather Akbari, Chair. Atlantic Research Group on
Economics of Immigration, Aging & Diversity
Contact e-mail: [email protected]
Title:
Bank of Canada-University of Toronto Conference on
Chinese Economy
Dates:
April 24-25, 2015
Location:
Department of Economics, University of Toronto
Contact person: Xiaodong Zhu
Contact e-mail: [email protected]
Title:
Conference on Labour and Education Economics Cohosted by the Departments of Economics at University
of Manitoba and University of Winnipeg
Dates:
Oct. 31 & November 1, 2014
Location:
Inn at the Forks – October 31, 2014 543/544 University
Centre – University of Manitoba
Contact person: Carlos Yepez
Contact e-mail: [email protected]
Web address:
sites.google.com/site/labourandeducationeconomics
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The W. Edmund Clark Distinguished Lecture
David Autor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
March 19-20, 2015
Queen’s University
Elvira Posthumus
[email protected]
http://www.econ.queensu.ca/events
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Frontiers of Macroeconomics Workshop
April 2015
Queen’s University
Sharon Sullivan
[email protected]
http://www.econ.queensu.ca/frontiers2015
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Canadian Economic Theory Conference
May 8-10, 2015
Spencer Hall, University of Western Ontario
Professor Peter Streufert
[email protected]
https://www.economics.utoronto.ca/conferences
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15th World Congress of Social Economics
June 23-24, 2015
Brock University, St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada
Robert Dimand
[email protected]
http://socialeconomics.org/
PUBLICATIONS
Robert W. Dimand, James Tobin, London and Basingstoke, UK:
Palgrave Macmillan, Great Thinkers in Economics series, 2014.
Mohammed H. I. Dore, Global Drinking Water Management and
Conservation: Optimal Decision Making, Heidelberg: Spring, 2015.
Till Düppe, and E. Roy Weintraub. Finding Equilibrium: Arrow, Debreu,
McKenzie and the Problem of Scientific Credit. Princeton University
Press, 2014.
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FORTHCOMING PAPERS IN CANADIAN PUBLIC
POLICY (CPP) / ARTICLES À PARAÎTRE DANS
ANALYSE DE POLITIQUES
Forthcoming Papers – March 2015
Ryan Cardwell, Chad Lawley and Di Xiang: Milked and Feathered: The
Regressive Welfare Effects of Canada's Supply Management
Regime
Michele Campolieti: Minimum Wages and Wage Spillovers in Canada
Raymond Hudon and Yann Langlais-Plante: Concurrence entre élites
autour d’intérêts
Anthony Sealey and Robert Andersen: Income Inequality and Popular
Support for Redistributive Policies in Canada, 1993-2008
Herbert Schuetze: Self-Employment and Retirement in Canada: the
Labour Force Dynamics of Older Workers
Philippe Barla, Nathanaël Lapierre and Ricardo A. Daziano and Markus
Herrmann: Reducing automobile dependency on campus using
Transport Demand Management: a Case Study for Quebec City
Forthcoming Papers – June 2015
Pierre L. Siklos and Brady Lavender: The Credit Cycle and the Business
Cycle in Canada and the U.S.: Two Solitudes
Dave Snow: Explaining a Policy Failure: Jurisdictional Framing,
Federalism, and Assisted Reproductive Technologies in Canada
Susan McDaniel, Bonnie Watt and Lloyd L. Wong: An Aging Workforce
and the Future Labour Market in Canada
The information in this Newsletter is based on questionnaires completed
by chairs of Economics departments in Canadian universities and on
unsolicited submissions. The latter may be sent to: Professor Robert
Dimand, Newsletter Editor, Department of Economics, Brock
University, 500 Glenridge Avenue, St. Catharines, Ontario, L2S 3A1 or
e-mail [email protected].
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