Expanding Economics

You’re invited to our social at Gerts next Tuesday, April 7th!! 🍻🌮 Come celebrate the end of the semester with us and meet club execs! See you all there 🙌🏻

We’re pleased to share Part 2 of Noah Bornstein’s Degrowth series focusing on Barcelona! Substack link in bio 😌

Super interesting article, written by Leila Kaleel, is live on Expanding Economics’ Substack 🚌🗽

Check out our latest substack article written by Oscar Green! 👏🏻👏🏻

We’re excited to invite you all to our Advocacy launch event where the team will be presenting and showcasing our publication, covering policy briefs and research essays produced internally. We will also be presenting our newest cycle of Substack articles!!

Make sure to attend if you’re interested in policy-making, academic writing and interdisciplinary works 👏🏻

Need a little sweet treat in between classes? 🤭
Pass by our churros sale, on Thursday march 26th, from 12-5pm (or until quantities last...high demand, limited supply…)!!

We’ll be selling delicious Argentinian churros, Nutella or Dulce de Leche flavours, for 3.50$ each. 🙌🏻

Come support our fundraiser, every churro funds student-run events, panels, and case competitions.

📍McConnell Hallway
📲E transfer payments only

Recap of our optimistic economics panel!

A huge thank you to the incredible partners supporting the Expanding Economics and ESA Case Competition on Saturday March 21st, at RBC Place Ville-Marie.

Their support helps us bring together students, industry professionals, and innovative economic thinking for a full day of competition and collaboration.

Looking forward to sharing more soon 👏🏻

Catch up on our latest podcast episodes:

From Mark Carney’s budget release in November to the ongoing issue of Resource Exploitation to the emerging crisis of Dynamic (and discriminatory) Pricing!

Available now on all of your favorite platforms.

More coming soon from the amazing Podcast team🎧

Our 4th Substack article is posted, written by Amelia Pogdorski 👏🏻

The advocacy team is pleased to present another substack series, Degrowth (Part 1), written by Noah Bornstein 👨‍💻 Link in bio!