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If you enjoyed learning about:
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Growth
! O. G$ ]3 [% ^ @ t+ [Or would like to learn more about:
' J$ T! H T, A6 B2 o3 y3 j" aChina as an Emerging Economy
! Z8 g$ o- E8 M) {0 ^You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!2 m! T. g! u# S% c
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development+ _0 k% ~3 y( o$ C( P2 t: ?
Topics:
) c$ |* }( c7 ZChinese Economy Characteristics" c$ R; t: z5 s) i7 D- d) H- U
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
- |& F: g& ]- }; u- rConsequences of economic reform2 _: i. L( g4 ^! e$ N/ ~
Canada’s economic relations with China: v; |: ~4 n* }9 L. b
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If you would like to learn more about:
$ W8 P; @: @: p+ X c% P2 I" fRich and Poor Countries* B5 E( t5 w) p# F. |
Why economies differ- q) V9 v8 [5 T' b+ M
Causes for such differences
0 F* Q6 @( d4 Q2 |You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth8 @" P9 W0 v3 ]$ I* F
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
( h" V2 X9 n6 v# @& U6 KTopics:2 j8 N2 N( X7 A5 B7 J
Technology, s$ f S5 k+ ]- }: x4 S# S
Institutions
7 J2 X% a$ u3 b; l1 ~$ M0 KGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence 7 ~% a0 c" N: q5 G, h' ]9 M# t/ y
* N4 v6 p: \$ c) W0 f1 ]/ bIf you enjoyed learning about
2 {, {/ n1 M! w+ Y) u tSupply and Demand; ^9 ^: m5 }3 R; v7 {
Consumer Behavior
9 l: f8 f( q( j }: V2 ]: N JProduction and Cost* v& C+ _7 u- C ~2 U( ~5 W
Price and Output
! C3 N6 r8 g! i3 ]4 j4 gMarket Structures' ^" }3 F# p9 o t$ U
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!; e( ]' S: X ~
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
$ f2 s1 O4 V$ P5 c, @# b* `+ A4 r( C9 \Topics: + b! s, G* \" j P: P: H+ n0 g
Theory of consumer behavior9 M# G) d c. g+ h) {% Q
Theory of production and cost' S8 F4 ~3 F$ m6 U
Price and output determination under competition; ^) G, P2 c* N. ^8 v
Monopoly and other market structures# `3 B% @4 D9 Y2 \4 X. Y
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If you enjoyed learning about $ L( ~" b, e5 @3 T" Z6 @2 ]2 r5 C) _
Costs and Benefits ! Z) Y' B. o+ b# [: C2 K& P3 a; c- S
Externalities
/ N! t1 @, e) C! D3 |8 bDecision-making4 s! \: l( [& [1 |) w
Or would like to learn more about
1 r$ P) q6 e7 O1 Z$ VCapital Investments# D3 V$ j* q+ B( Q3 f
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!; n0 P6 R' T# P' v. l/ n
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation, W8 i# c- _! M3 K* i
Topics:$ i6 J1 W* L! g2 @% J7 |6 a
Cost-Benefit Analysis
$ M& [4 j4 W" O4 l9 C3 DEvaluating Public Investment Projects& y" w; U! L6 ]
Look at examples from
3 Y3 E& i R# dTransportation
. | ~& k* d/ |# T& b7 t2 D! tRiver Basin Management
) ~) Y( U) H6 f1 d9 d1 cElectrical Generation/ i, M) J' x- U4 `
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control. l( P# c- @! o6 x: t8 z8 J2 K
+ o1 k/ `. o7 ], S& |If you enjoyed learning about 8 G8 Q% |3 A: m. }4 F
Supply and Demand
' ^) a x, `8 |) nExternalities
0 h4 L6 c' t v( h5 k0 |Resource Allocation
3 S7 F5 T# I3 b2 S4 \+ j QTaxation
/ R# `; V4 l- S* o6 qOr would like to learn more about 5 p5 b3 w' M- x: @+ K
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
9 M) `# m6 l; ?- D4 EYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!0 k& d# [ D7 z* n
ECON 365 Resource Economics5 B8 f: q" c$ n3 c: w
Topics:; E L c' B8 v! U E# P9 _& L
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources, J0 v& t5 N b- |- d
Scarcity and pricing
1 K2 P+ ?% x% YContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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# B2 v4 ]5 o- F7 A PIf you enjoyed learning about
, R6 z; a: ^# M( Z; ^0 `Resource Allocation
/ |2 ?/ o* Q+ c' a4 n6 @ S: sPricing& _+ V4 {1 W- X% w# z5 \8 f
Markets" N, C: i5 Z# T) p* Y Q
Government roles
) F2 l, J" W; [( X- Y- HOr would like to learn more about 2 s1 M; W- t. ?" S# x
The energy sector, including sources and markets& x6 Z1 S( i( I% W* m5 M) q8 A
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues6 D9 X6 L* w' h1 a( w2 y4 o
You might enjoy a course about
# z ^) f* E8 d, `# a; iEnergy Economics!7 D. ?: B h( H( K4 K9 E
ECON 366 Energy Economics+ W& r0 e3 `. a, N
Topics:
- h! J' a/ D% P6 d4 ^Pricing5 o! l! X& c/ q( X
Role in economic growth
& @6 F- B! `8 @5 d/ p6 |% M6 TEnergy sources and markets F' |2 f4 x8 G: Q
Role of government 8 ~; d0 X6 |' {$ w8 `
Regulation w: J R E) a" y; R2 w! M+ J
' S% ^8 e3 k- E) dIf you enjoyed learning about
' o! n8 _7 l s f& TExternalities8 N, z, \& a5 x: D0 t: f: j( }
Regulation8 ~ c- o8 Y1 z. |" Y
Government roles
( g% ~# ]! b/ ~, yOr would like to learn more about
7 w8 ^- i9 J/ C/ a/ ?: |6 t7 hEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration# T' K& V2 s# ?2 |* T C9 \' U
Steps taken to address deterioration
. a7 R* o% ?( g6 RYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! / f {9 X; C- @
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
5 r, V# a! U6 q7 u/ V- t O- QTopics: 4 g9 _* n& Z9 W# t1 `; e7 E5 V
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
. e3 W$ d% Q' \! ]( m5 n, i0 R9 xTypes and causes of environmental deterioration , h+ R8 W5 T0 f6 Y9 \) H n
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
% v2 g3 }9 O" H& l+ H5 rRecreation economics; g3 j1 F9 }& F0 l: _0 w
( g2 k$ u* O, QIf you enjoyed learning about$ N% H. o3 k) {" |3 t
Individual Incentives8 j. G8 ]1 _: ]
Total Welfare 6 g& s7 s( n+ c0 E) r
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
6 B7 Y) a3 z {ECON 378 Law and Economics! x0 |- A( j$ E
Topics:
5 ~8 {3 Z. t) Y4 ~. J8 ]' G) {: P! [Issues in Criminal and Family Law
- r6 X0 _7 i) N5 k; W) WCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
8 Y: D( `, t; o: l; ]+ |/ d. R; E8 L9 RChild Support Payments) O5 _- U+ b1 R: f$ r) M# c7 d: {
Private Divorce agreements. z8 b8 x8 |) k4 k3 d% ] l
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act) ?2 `, A2 o- _& }. z
" x# m; b z7 h) ~5 LIf you enjoyed learning about 8 t8 g& u+ C2 b4 E5 U& P o N
Prisoners Dilemma# h- d8 f8 S8 N# p
Dominant Strategies6 ~: ~6 k- I- v F/ i+ k1 @
Collusion; r$ Q8 U% }. V" R- v
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
; H+ A% z& H) j8 W h& dECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications. V7 t0 c; |" c" @( ]- o" F$ x
Topics: 0 P: v# ]( T* N9 M# \* H
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games1 Y9 S6 m' A u1 ]; ]5 ]: l
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
3 P2 ]- ~6 p/ J1 kNote! Prerequisites: & ]' x& ~8 o; T: G i j4 |
ECON 384 & 299 |
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