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Economics, Trade and Policy What Honda’s big electric vehicle announcement in Ontario really means Jun, 2024 | Opinion In less than two decades, Ontario's auto-manufacturing industry went from being on life-support to leading edge. What role did EVs play, and what's next? Keywords: business history global economy government politics productivity public policy public sector trade Economics, Trade and Policy 3 years after Canada’s landmark investment in child care, 3 priorities all levels of government should heed Apr, 2024 | Opinion Child-care wait lists have ballooned across Ontario since the province signed on to the national $10-a-day program, as demand due to the lower fees appears to be far outstripping the creation of new spaces in many regions. Keywords: cities economics education and training gender equality government public policy public sector social impact Economics, Trade and Policy Can public transportation build small businesses? Apr, 2024 | Article Policy makers take note: High-speed rail can help nurture networking opportunities between companies and grow the bottom line, new research finds. Keywords: economics entrepreneurship global economy government networking operational performance public policy teams Creativity, Innovation and Business Design Cities should embrace their 'boring' nature to attract young businesses Apr, 2024 | Article Not every city can have a hip start-up ecosystem that appeals to young entrepreneurial organizations. When start-ups are looking to move, there's a strong pull in sleepy, steadfast cities, new research finds. Keywords: CEOs cities economics government growth organizational behaviour public policy start-ups Healthcare and Life Sciences Ask our experts: Canada's healthcare system, explained Apr, 2024 | Video Professor Brian Golden answers your questions on healthcare funding, administration and operations in the latest episode of Rotman Office Hours. Keywords: analytics best practices COVID-19 government governance healthcare management not-for-profits Economics, Trade and Policy What can we learn from Canada's response to inflation in the '80s and '90s? Mar, 2024 | Opinion While shelter and food price inflation will moderate, don’t expect actual prices to revert back to pre-pandemic levels, write professors Walid Hejazi and Laurence Booth. Keywords: debt economics global economy government politics public policy regulation Behavioural Economics and Marketing No pain, no (political) gain? Nov, 2023 | Article What does pain tolerance have to do with politics? New evidence shows that heightened pain sensitivity is linked to sympathy for opposing political views. Keywords: competition conflict management education and training ethics government politics social movements Previous 1 2 3 4 5 Next
Economics, Trade and Policy 3 years after Canada’s landmark investment in child care, 3 priorities all levels of government should heed Apr, 2024 | Opinion Child-care wait lists have ballooned across Ontario since the province signed on to the national $10-a-day program, as demand due to the lower fees appears to be far outstripping the creation of new spaces in many regions. Keywords: cities economics education and training gender equality government public policy public sector social impact Economics, Trade and Policy Can public transportation build small businesses? Apr, 2024 | Article Policy makers take note: High-speed rail can help nurture networking opportunities between companies and grow the bottom line, new research finds. Keywords: economics entrepreneurship global economy government networking operational performance public policy teams Creativity, Innovation and Business Design Cities should embrace their 'boring' nature to attract young businesses Apr, 2024 | Article Not every city can have a hip start-up ecosystem that appeals to young entrepreneurial organizations. When start-ups are looking to move, there's a strong pull in sleepy, steadfast cities, new research finds. Keywords: CEOs cities economics government growth organizational behaviour public policy start-ups Healthcare and Life Sciences Ask our experts: Canada's healthcare system, explained Apr, 2024 | Video Professor Brian Golden answers your questions on healthcare funding, administration and operations in the latest episode of Rotman Office Hours. Keywords: analytics best practices COVID-19 government governance healthcare management not-for-profits Economics, Trade and Policy What can we learn from Canada's response to inflation in the '80s and '90s? Mar, 2024 | Opinion While shelter and food price inflation will moderate, don’t expect actual prices to revert back to pre-pandemic levels, write professors Walid Hejazi and Laurence Booth. Keywords: debt economics global economy government politics public policy regulation Behavioural Economics and Marketing No pain, no (political) gain? Nov, 2023 | Article What does pain tolerance have to do with politics? New evidence shows that heightened pain sensitivity is linked to sympathy for opposing political views. Keywords: competition conflict management education and training ethics government politics social movements Previous 1 2 3 4 5 Next
Economics, Trade and Policy Can public transportation build small businesses? Apr, 2024 | Article Policy makers take note: High-speed rail can help nurture networking opportunities between companies and grow the bottom line, new research finds. Keywords: economics entrepreneurship global economy government networking operational performance public policy teams Creativity, Innovation and Business Design Cities should embrace their 'boring' nature to attract young businesses Apr, 2024 | Article Not every city can have a hip start-up ecosystem that appeals to young entrepreneurial organizations. When start-ups are looking to move, there's a strong pull in sleepy, steadfast cities, new research finds. Keywords: CEOs cities economics government growth organizational behaviour public policy start-ups Healthcare and Life Sciences Ask our experts: Canada's healthcare system, explained Apr, 2024 | Video Professor Brian Golden answers your questions on healthcare funding, administration and operations in the latest episode of Rotman Office Hours. Keywords: analytics best practices COVID-19 government governance healthcare management not-for-profits Economics, Trade and Policy What can we learn from Canada's response to inflation in the '80s and '90s? Mar, 2024 | Opinion While shelter and food price inflation will moderate, don’t expect actual prices to revert back to pre-pandemic levels, write professors Walid Hejazi and Laurence Booth. Keywords: debt economics global economy government politics public policy regulation Behavioural Economics and Marketing No pain, no (political) gain? Nov, 2023 | Article What does pain tolerance have to do with politics? New evidence shows that heightened pain sensitivity is linked to sympathy for opposing political views. Keywords: competition conflict management education and training ethics government politics social movements Previous 1 2 3 4 5 Next
Creativity, Innovation and Business Design Cities should embrace their 'boring' nature to attract young businesses Apr, 2024 | Article Not every city can have a hip start-up ecosystem that appeals to young entrepreneurial organizations. When start-ups are looking to move, there's a strong pull in sleepy, steadfast cities, new research finds. Keywords: CEOs cities economics government growth organizational behaviour public policy start-ups Healthcare and Life Sciences Ask our experts: Canada's healthcare system, explained Apr, 2024 | Video Professor Brian Golden answers your questions on healthcare funding, administration and operations in the latest episode of Rotman Office Hours. Keywords: analytics best practices COVID-19 government governance healthcare management not-for-profits Economics, Trade and Policy What can we learn from Canada's response to inflation in the '80s and '90s? Mar, 2024 | Opinion While shelter and food price inflation will moderate, don’t expect actual prices to revert back to pre-pandemic levels, write professors Walid Hejazi and Laurence Booth. Keywords: debt economics global economy government politics public policy regulation Behavioural Economics and Marketing No pain, no (political) gain? Nov, 2023 | Article What does pain tolerance have to do with politics? New evidence shows that heightened pain sensitivity is linked to sympathy for opposing political views. Keywords: competition conflict management education and training ethics government politics social movements Previous 1 2 3 4 5 Next
Healthcare and Life Sciences Ask our experts: Canada's healthcare system, explained Apr, 2024 | Video Professor Brian Golden answers your questions on healthcare funding, administration and operations in the latest episode of Rotman Office Hours. Keywords: analytics best practices COVID-19 government governance healthcare management not-for-profits Economics, Trade and Policy What can we learn from Canada's response to inflation in the '80s and '90s? Mar, 2024 | Opinion While shelter and food price inflation will moderate, don’t expect actual prices to revert back to pre-pandemic levels, write professors Walid Hejazi and Laurence Booth. Keywords: debt economics global economy government politics public policy regulation Behavioural Economics and Marketing No pain, no (political) gain? Nov, 2023 | Article What does pain tolerance have to do with politics? New evidence shows that heightened pain sensitivity is linked to sympathy for opposing political views. Keywords: competition conflict management education and training ethics government politics social movements Previous 1 2 3 4 5 Next
Economics, Trade and Policy What can we learn from Canada's response to inflation in the '80s and '90s? Mar, 2024 | Opinion While shelter and food price inflation will moderate, don’t expect actual prices to revert back to pre-pandemic levels, write professors Walid Hejazi and Laurence Booth. Keywords: debt economics global economy government politics public policy regulation Behavioural Economics and Marketing No pain, no (political) gain? Nov, 2023 | Article What does pain tolerance have to do with politics? New evidence shows that heightened pain sensitivity is linked to sympathy for opposing political views. Keywords: competition conflict management education and training ethics government politics social movements Previous 1 2 3 4 5 Next
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