| Corporate Officers: |
| President |
| Angela Redish |
| Vice President & Conference Organizer |
| Scott Taylor |
| Treasurer |
| Werner Antweiler |
| Secretary |
| Ana Ferrer |
| Deputy Vice President |
| Nicole Fortin |
| Past President |
| Frances Woolley |
| CJE Managing Editor |
| Katherine Cuff |
| Executive Officer |
| Vivian Tran |
| CJE Managing Editor |
| Katherine Cuff |
CEA June 2018 Montreal Conference Prize Winners: The Canadian Economics Association congratulates the following Prize winners who had awards conferred during the CEA Annual Meetings in Antigonish, June 2017. — The winner of the Doug Purvis Memorial Prize: for 2017 are Stephen Tapp (EDC), Ari Van Assche (HEC Montreal) and Robert Wolfe (Queen's University) for their work "Redesigning Canadian Trade Policies for New Global Realities" — The John Rae Prize for the Canadian economist with the best research record during the last five years was awarded to Siwan Anderson (UBC) — The Harry Johnson Prize for the best article published in the Canadian Journal of Economics in 2017 was awarded to Gino Cateau for his article: "Price-level versus Inflation Targeting under Model Uncertainty" published in the May 2017 issue of the Canadian Journal of Economics. Gino Cateau is a Senior Policy Director of the International Economic Analysis Department at the Bank of Canada — The Robert Mundell Prize for the best article published in the Canadian Journal of Economics in 2017 by an early-career economist was awarded to Andriana Bellou for her paper: "Male Wage Inequality and Marital Dissolution: Is There a Link?" published in the February 2017 issue of the CJE. Andriana is a professor at the Université de Montréal. — The Vanderkamp Prize for the best article in 2017 in Canadian Public Policy/Analyse de politique was awarded to : Phil Leonard (University of New Brunswick) for his work "Do School Junk Food Bans Improve Student Health? Evidence from Canada." — The Bank of Canada Undergraduate Poster Session winners Best Research Paper: "Does corruption differentially impact the productivity of female-managed microenterprises? A study of Latin America and the Caribbean" Minnie Cui (University of Toronto) / Best Presentation: "Short-Term Inflation Forecasting in Canada Using Machine Learning" Galen Wray (University of Waterloo) CWEC Spring 2018 Newsletter: The Canadian Women Economists Committee (CWEC) Spring 2018 Newsletter is now available. more>> CEA February 2018 Newsletter: Call for Nominations New and Visiting Appointments; Departures; Awards; Short-Term Visitors; Doctorates. more>> |
  Source: Statistics Canada |
