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If you enjoyed learning about:
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Growth
1 D1 t5 _0 W6 G' O4 C. sOr would like to learn more about:
3 N' e0 _7 Z0 E8 f0 N. {2 r% V7 eChina as an Emerging Economy
0 K' {( P& r. l3 D' z6 |$ p- F3 jYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
2 y. I2 v! Q- q/ K6 d' wECON 211 Chinese Economic Development8 X0 D T7 t: R! v3 J/ D
Topics:
! r+ m$ j# B/ e Z- r$ ~Chinese Economy Characteristics2 a/ i# v$ H1 R1 ^# d% a3 u- {
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy* C* a- C4 n0 Z0 q! e p
Consequences of economic reform+ j+ s( x9 P _& J
Canada’s economic relations with China
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, X/ \) u9 b7 r7 VIf you would like to learn more about: 3 @: X: |+ g' M9 n
Rich and Poor Countries2 n B2 I+ P% s( B7 M1 Z3 v
Why economies differ3 v W5 s7 O2 ~1 y4 I% i9 a$ f
Causes for such differences0 E- o7 M/ h7 s7 l8 J& c4 I
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth) n1 Z) F0 ~" u% W" Q0 `# i
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth5 ]9 L" f5 m' a/ B" `/ U
Topics:8 [- V' G" Q. B' V
Technology: k, j# [; m9 S4 S
Institutions7 m9 ]7 n5 _0 A" N
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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Supply and Demand
& n6 c9 h3 `+ N/ c/ |$ l) D7 @0 U$ MConsumer Behavior
& K! V2 e2 B$ w' X/ m0 w, W2 L2 ^Production and Cost
- M1 n$ A' i" ~" |( M& CPrice and Output; H% U4 w- v4 @# o# C& [. ^9 s" h
Market Structures' b o( l5 Z5 O7 b# F$ y1 J
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!9 Y8 _5 T4 j' E6 |9 S, a+ r
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
; h& I- ^7 I' u; {Topics:
1 P' |/ V5 \, Z7 Y( { gTheory of consumer behavior% d1 B4 r1 N* r. y* V
Theory of production and cost
' ]7 c: o3 F) ZPrice and output determination under competition
) c" H' w. [- O7 `' l* yMonopoly and other market structures
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+ _; L# t# m. ^2 QIf you enjoyed learning about
$ H8 w! T& d7 Q3 ]Costs and Benefits ' u$ a4 a, {8 u$ a; A
Externalities
5 `% A' c+ J1 n. v2 }- g# N& e% I7 |. ?Decision-making6 {& _" e( m' P2 t% o
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Capital Investments, }0 S! e+ L' ~" v' t. O" x
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
* E, H: s7 r. L% r! ~* m/ j1 zECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
- L( w4 P5 [+ n: ]+ DTopics:( n- ]7 a5 \3 c5 E7 \& o( M
Cost-Benefit Analysis% ]9 f c6 |6 e6 Z2 }( N
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
/ W \+ N" m OLook at examples from
! G% A, @$ ?) n: g3 LTransportation
9 e# R- W( }5 MRiver Basin Management
1 R" d$ K! N, sElectrical Generation
2 i1 I3 Z8 G/ f1 I# NOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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6 w. D9 x0 P. R; b0 h$ B" eIf you enjoyed learning about
5 ^- R' x6 X: U. K8 G# _. O( d& _& mSupply and Demand
, n1 U k `: q7 D3 D0 k, Q NExternalities/ c: N+ t4 o( h! u& t9 X
Resource Allocation: _' Z# _7 F. k, L7 `
Taxation, ~; y" P( W. t, `
Or would like to learn more about
. I/ h; K: I2 s2 m5 N3 QSupply of Natural Resources in Canada/ A3 b& |1 M4 [+ {3 Q
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
+ q0 e% J* V$ F4 S# DECON 365 Resource Economics
0 J; g$ \. r& h; L6 k hTopics:, c0 U9 e. A* h2 _/ ?/ x
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources: o9 V4 ~3 w: ?) c3 y/ D) Y% p
Scarcity and pricing
: f( v9 L/ b: l. wContemporary Canadian resource policy issues' \2 K; o# |2 Y9 y
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Resource Allocation. W3 h [( H2 C7 M8 O
Pricing
. T$ p/ o8 E% Y- K$ F; i$ Z* s- NMarkets
2 o, O" J2 I+ kGovernment roles
, v' s/ u8 ~: ^4 Y: p' X5 cOr would like to learn more about ( J( q ^" @: A
The energy sector, including sources and markets
1 M, p: I; e4 fCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
/ D& a$ j/ W0 bYou might enjoy a course about
8 n1 d- P m- T; t+ _Energy Economics!
# V* i5 h, B/ Z0 T* v+ ]6 s0 WECON 366 Energy Economics
' t8 `( S4 `7 p0 v8 jTopics: 9 M1 S3 a& D7 j- L: }4 N0 Q5 f" {
Pricing
8 u! }( E b1 qRole in economic growth
. w5 g g1 g! I" w& OEnergy sources and markets ( G! V, }' `6 x4 P7 Y+ G& d. e
Role of government
5 r, b9 d4 q" ]5 f2 s% M+ SRegulation
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Externalities5 s/ C i! S% _9 k. X' B0 Q& N$ v
Regulation
% m# |% u6 a" R' pGovernment roles" ? Z# n: K; J1 e, o" S/ E& _& @
Or would like to learn more about
d( ^ q3 L% _: Q0 q" BEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration" s2 h- J! Q/ W/ t# Z2 a0 n4 f7 r; F
Steps taken to address deterioration/ H7 H7 @% ~- L$ H: R6 d) }# @
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
. y: o7 c; n+ F e, WECON 369 Economics of the Environment. u: ]) W& C7 o$ f9 Q/ c; k
Topics: % F& H; O; F; b4 G! v2 r
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment - \7 \; y' m3 p* f( C8 b: W
Types and causes of environmental deterioration & N" E& `6 p4 |) q' p5 N2 N# W; g
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
1 o% H& {9 d% V' U% z$ C. X2 V& _1 SRecreation economics, I& ^0 i y$ A& M0 w% G, T
) h4 E( K7 J3 Q% r, Z3 xIf you enjoyed learning about
; i2 N/ F- y" q4 u# Y& Y+ l! j2 z, J Individual Incentives
) i& k9 b% \+ P! STotal Welfare " R% V; R3 e! o0 y
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
$ L3 _" }- W3 D' mECON 378 Law and Economics# x2 F$ ^0 W; v; S9 W7 p& V
Topics: 7 F( g' H4 @8 ?( K6 a
Issues in Criminal and Family Law3 R; c/ G6 a) k5 \! r
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining0 V+ X# r; N F3 m
Child Support Payments5 G% A% Z- f0 H7 V
Private Divorce agreements
$ Z# v# V8 {! h( [ L3 x/ P7 j' s7 |Criminal provisions of the Competition Act9 A# l1 S( ?! _1 Q% g
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Prisoners Dilemma+ D3 L# e2 J- n8 q, T
Dominant Strategies: a2 _) y- q- y
Collusion- {- M8 d- V" o& j$ p6 H9 c
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
+ s) A* x( H9 w, b9 hECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications+ L+ j/ i$ n6 O; W$ G( z( W! x
Topics: * `( G% m" {, \0 n
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
5 O5 F8 e2 z! j# B0 D' C2 g! GApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
, ^( L$ E' m; i) Q! e# x4 _5 sNote! Prerequisites:
! w- j& E! D9 K& C, pECON 384 & 299 |
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