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If you enjoyed learning about: & A$ t! k7 ?% k5 a% j. |
Trade
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. U9 ?- a# U; EChina as an Emerging Economy5 ]7 V* f$ o$ d% @. g7 f7 G4 ~
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!( ~6 h% o7 }2 ?
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
. v" r( h: v7 L5 N2 I2 t$ JTopics:
& C7 r5 g' q2 N) _6 tChinese Economy Characteristics# _2 H4 U: r$ i/ L [0 ^
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy8 b" j- u I4 ?" L4 ^* Y/ h+ o/ f
Consequences of economic reform# D9 I/ Y7 Q* z1 \
Canada’s economic relations with China
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, ?5 x [+ V9 e! X6 B- E* F0 QIf you would like to learn more about: 4 q" u4 T% y( \% }9 Y! y4 J. o, B
Rich and Poor Countries/ {/ v. ]8 i% w8 U3 |( f6 Q
Why economies differ
# h% }3 {+ h% J4 {. ~( z2 z; fCauses for such differences3 g- F" r; Q" D3 w K
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
: a) S+ h5 Q, yECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth; L( U( T: |' N3 |+ n% w! v
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Technology
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Growth rate Convergence / Divergence + f. C! u3 \# v+ `) B5 i9 I5 n) _
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Supply and Demand; p2 K8 v/ e) Y; O" U; o
Consumer Behavior
7 E' \9 R! Z5 t" D% W1 O5 AProduction and Cost
9 H6 I9 _9 m+ K9 ?Price and Output: ~% J) c5 b; \# G2 \3 T }8 }
Market Structures: W9 W6 L/ @& M! J9 Y+ o
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!. I+ J2 ?+ M; y) k/ I' k+ @
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I3 m9 X9 E# v: f" J4 y( u
Topics: & X( E! q6 `! K& E% ]3 q" D2 T4 [. M
Theory of consumer behavior
) Q" B: J k- {5 g3 J- FTheory of production and cost9 a" X2 f7 q1 ^% N% I
Price and output determination under competition3 c& G( l/ c5 x2 R, a
Monopoly and other market structures- A- U* C$ g( f$ n. ~: D8 r
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Costs and Benefits
7 o6 o5 d3 d, Z8 WExternalities
# S$ y# ~( |' h: ~- pDecision-making' b/ Z, p+ J0 ~$ Z
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Capital Investments
8 n( F3 W$ ^' H6 ~You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
- A7 [9 I) q9 l+ \ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation. o K4 P- o0 y2 m
Topics:3 m3 v1 c) S3 \+ m6 e [
Cost-Benefit Analysis: E) ]0 o" l, P$ X' q% p
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
2 d. ~+ C6 G& _% |Look at examples from
3 f4 F2 i8 X9 P `. P3 ~- bTransportation( K6 l) _; K* b7 o# @+ \
River Basin Management
; H1 _2 W! q0 z2 t. a/ a2 WElectrical Generation
: S" G2 L% }6 h: v/ s; bOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about ^& v8 z# T0 i( m' }* N5 e
Supply and Demand( q* m" H, y% K6 O+ o
Externalities
0 b. [# M( \! fResource Allocation2 d$ l _9 U+ H1 f- @% A
Taxation4 h: ~% j3 O/ r2 I' U
Or would like to learn more about , F4 ]0 J0 c+ c/ O( X9 n1 r9 i
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada9 U3 v, q2 a& o! Z6 U2 g$ s, Z
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!% _9 M+ ^2 y+ ?
ECON 365 Resource Economics
! ^3 M9 P7 C- p' L' u3 ZTopics:! s" F! ^- k) ^4 F) a2 e f7 w5 e
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources8 J% I3 r5 c% r- _& \$ }
Scarcity and pricing7 T: ]$ h1 h! }
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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Resource Allocation8 k9 B" d+ k r9 `0 I4 O
Pricing
; [9 o ~( T' X lMarkets
T0 V9 b, q) h) T5 XGovernment roles
9 }9 l8 R% Z6 f; }- uOr would like to learn more about 2 ^* j/ g. ^" v8 Q4 W! B# C
The energy sector, including sources and markets
% d: h& D& ~3 L/ u3 F) MCanadian Energy Policy and current issues9 W# g: V( G( s, j: E3 z
You might enjoy a course about
4 N& [" N3 t) @' q7 L% ]Energy Economics!3 W! L" ?; |1 n0 B4 Q
ECON 366 Energy Economics: [. ]: x. L& V* {# d! q6 r$ }
Topics:
. G+ s6 a* |1 J! kPricing0 K3 S3 p, G& Q1 P. j' s
Role in economic growth & D: J/ e1 S4 ?" i4 `' ?
Energy sources and markets
* r+ E) j* d* ?$ L; c* XRole of government ' v# P3 R' _3 i) H2 R
Regulation
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Externalities
4 x! v2 Q1 W+ o: x8 {" QRegulation5 p9 E7 a; n( O# V' N8 _1 d
Government roles
7 E8 g. t$ i/ l9 c" B3 E P/ @1 VOr would like to learn more about : L" E$ |7 S: X( i# |# Z1 m
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
) q9 q" Y/ b5 m( Y s: @Steps taken to address deterioration/ j0 ?9 z9 O1 ~% [' c6 @
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! ! i# r+ F5 q. z
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
- R" `$ T# [: s; C ~. c" ^Topics:
: a/ c3 B* D; m! }2 dEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
! ?7 z" I2 w5 z# lTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
! e! U5 E Z; M2 lTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
( I5 Z- {! l4 B7 W: q) k: J v! FRecreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about
) o, A' m7 T' t) X Individual Incentives
7 o4 x; w1 j9 c) l) ^Total Welfare
9 V$ `4 z6 K* R1 o8 B8 y. Y* L0 ?You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! " F2 Z0 b# d8 ^% z2 ^# U5 ~
ECON 378 Law and Economics, g4 k! ~5 ?. ?' u+ w$ t t9 y: }
Topics: 6 _* s G/ d8 d" X3 V0 }9 Q
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
6 A3 C6 O: ^0 t6 @* DCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining5 J' b" ]7 m: x- X
Child Support Payments( D! }2 d/ s, n4 d
Private Divorce agreements- ^8 M/ W9 L! Z+ P- `) O* H
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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0 S6 n) i7 z& W+ ]9 F; p4 ]6 \If you enjoyed learning about ) o. V/ D) F- a3 T* a; t* S4 r
Prisoners Dilemma
3 H. z6 n* O! Y0 w0 k1 tDominant Strategies4 {; G1 R# B4 A+ u
Collusion: q+ o% d( E: r/ _$ {
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
& B$ n& F, F) w* V) u2 mECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications( |& X+ l& W* g2 c+ e X2 [
Topics: 3 j! t" r8 F4 D( s' `6 d" l
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games9 {# B! E5 y& u. j+ i* L+ t: g
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion ( i/ `4 z, b6 l
Note! Prerequisites:
# [# F$ W" Z$ A- }0 a9 B0 Y" P* G* v5 UECON 384 & 299 |
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