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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/economics/events/distinguished-lecture-economics-p
 aul-beaudry-deputy-governor
LOCATION:FED - Federation Hall 200 University Avenue West Waterloo ON N2L 3
 G1 Canada
SUMMARY:Distinguished Lecture in Economics: Paul Beaudry\, Deputy Governor 
 of\nthe Bank of Canada
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:The Department of Economics is very proud to present\nthe 2022
  Faculty of Arts Distinguished Lecture in Economics\nwith Paul Beaudry\,
  Deputy Governor of the Bank of Canada\,\non _Pandemic macroeconomics: Wh
 at we’ve learned\, and what may lie\nahead_.
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/economics/events/phd-student-seminar-domino-theory
 -regionalism-revisited-role
SUMMARY:PhD Student Seminar: \"A Domino Theory of Regionalism Revisited: Th
 e\nRole of Homogeneity/Heterogeneity in Institutions\" - Renliang (Jason)\
 nLiu
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for the next PhD student seminar with Renliang (
 Jason)\nLiu on \"A Domino Theory of Regionalism Revisited: The Role of\nH
 omogeneity/Heterogeneity in Institutions.\"\n\nRenliang (Jason) Liu is an
  economics graduate student at the\nUniversity of Guelph. His fields of in
 terest are economic development\,\ninternational economics\, applied econo
 metrics.\n\nJoin the seminar on WebEx\n[https://uwaterloo.webex.com/webapp
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/economics/events/economics-career-panel
SUMMARY:Economics Career Panel
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Our Economics Society presents: Economics Alumni Panel\n\nCurio
 us about career opportunities your economics degree will give you\nafter g
 raduation? UWES is bringing you three brilliant alumni who\nhave used the
 ir Economics degree from the University of Waterloo in\nunique and non-tra
 ditional ways\, and have advanced in competitive and\ntop-performing indus
 tries. 
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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/economics/events/phd-student-seminar-business-cycl
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SUMMARY:PhD Student Seminar: \"Business Cycles\, Immigration and Labour Mar
 kets:\nAnalysis of a Policy Experiment\" - John Baker
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Please join us for the next PhD student seminar with John Baker
  on\n\"Business Cycles\, Immigration and Labour Markets: Analysis of a Pol
 icy\nExperiment.\"\n\nJohn Baker is an economics graduate student at the U
 niversity of\nWaterloo. His fields of interest are macroeconomics and poli
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