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3 i. U: D0 m. S' V4 ?China as an Emerging Economy' e9 y6 G' f, v' ?; E! O
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!7 g3 }. L2 V V2 D& J" ^
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development' K0 \& ~8 {! ^2 p p, _9 ?
Topics:
/ ?3 k- {# K9 P& ?Chinese Economy Characteristics
. D1 Y- g% |8 v: C: d. fRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
0 P" e6 a5 j0 C+ V7 A BConsequences of economic reform
+ T' h$ P' {: o/ fCanada’s economic relations with China
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" W4 F, {* P, N! NIf you would like to learn more about: ; P0 }/ e* h- L
Rich and Poor Countries* q+ D# O: s7 b! q; J
Why economies differ0 a2 A4 X: O G% l7 Z9 d' t
Causes for such differences
$ l3 S2 ?9 W2 M3 dYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
- F! r/ U; h- d) aECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth0 O/ @5 O7 I2 y. q, }0 W0 E
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Technology
, w7 `$ U) T0 X$ i4 u# I+ tInstitutions
9 y; U) z/ U0 M+ Y. }Growth rate Convergence / Divergence % M' I; J" g6 P! K0 @8 a# v o
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Supply and Demand6 i9 u, W1 b2 j! E% ~5 G
Consumer Behavior
8 I' D# [4 Q1 g! mProduction and Cost# \0 S& m4 V7 b/ Z0 p* D
Price and Output
' @1 q' b! p$ t3 o i. W- q4 pMarket Structures% N8 f; H- H. k! @- N
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!: w3 l" t! y* V
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I/ u/ X, n+ @5 K( r6 d" H
Topics: ) }0 } e C5 E) h4 a0 S& p
Theory of consumer behavior2 h X- E7 E$ [7 [; u9 ?
Theory of production and cost" l$ a, {$ `" i( K3 D5 c0 _
Price and output determination under competition3 k, m6 e" ~0 ~6 L; a8 r
Monopoly and other market structures
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+ z1 @) a$ q4 y3 n8 SIf you enjoyed learning about # I ~- z- P9 [! r) L
Costs and Benefits
) j! ?0 \ s4 @) j r HExternalities- w/ `: J! g2 a" J' v6 G' b! x
Decision-making- Q I' g4 `' R; j! I
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' Z3 b/ Y/ p( oCapital Investments
( f; p0 _% J" }2 J4 M0 ^& gYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
8 o% m5 N3 Z( u0 L5 E0 H* qECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
6 Z) c1 [; t0 t% GTopics:$ `% F6 _. C6 F9 \# @6 F4 Z
Cost-Benefit Analysis$ M/ P' U3 z1 o" H7 a/ u% M
Evaluating Public Investment Projects) B3 K, E$ n# |- g5 K ~* {) C
Look at examples from
4 X- o2 F2 J3 i* YTransportation
, c* [# h8 j( F; ~# e X/ \( cRiver Basin Management# K( \7 e7 W4 l8 h) b% p. R0 B
Electrical Generation$ n3 z3 x! X( s+ N, E4 @
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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; Q$ ?* t' w2 G; [If you enjoyed learning about
; D- t4 j" p! A @& lSupply and Demand0 D9 N8 c* a; R
Externalities% p$ k7 w8 V v
Resource Allocation" c8 `$ ?- f- b7 |' R, _2 q* J0 A
Taxation1 j1 I- n" p7 ~! K
Or would like to learn more about 3 k* [8 n/ t0 y* Y+ b% e0 W& {( H2 E
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
0 J% Z$ _. u. u0 T7 x+ YYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
3 z: G' P/ Y9 o/ A5 ~. K) nECON 365 Resource Economics
5 t/ S2 A2 K% D* Q( [4 _Topics:
- `$ e* z& |0 t- N I' sExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
6 x* R* I" Y vScarcity and pricing
# H# V; g! Q, I$ I; Q3 c* d3 K y7 |$ _Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues/ n0 @% {2 r; l/ e8 I) K2 K- B0 u0 `
6 r$ Q7 T" ^, t0 U4 f% X- K( MIf you enjoyed learning about # b5 g5 C4 R+ I/ k. w
Resource Allocation; r0 k% c! `+ b5 K3 v0 A' q5 Q5 Q
Pricing. G9 e2 g8 K S
Markets4 d" x# @! i. }4 g
Government roles/ `+ V8 b* R$ Z, y9 y
Or would like to learn more about 9 w9 W1 X' G1 Q4 B4 E$ r
The energy sector, including sources and markets
- w8 `3 s- F& T- G) mCanadian Energy Policy and current issues( @* c @6 D; d' V3 r& L4 }- t- ~
You might enjoy a course about
' Z) _9 X: d3 i; u4 O+ P sEnergy Economics!! p/ Y1 C( D; H' z4 C
ECON 366 Energy Economics2 M! A) e: k& u8 q+ e/ @
Topics: . ?% n ~8 {% h9 ?; N0 U- t- m
Pricing
2 v: n" A4 X( L5 @% `" S. O5 }Role in economic growth 6 y$ ]: v5 k' n- \; `6 z7 [! ?! @( d: V
Energy sources and markets 5 w0 k9 w% l, w9 f+ c; J9 ]
Role of government
9 u' W& i5 @4 l. q# ~) KRegulation
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Externalities* c/ p& _6 J, P4 f$ Q. s2 I
Regulation
1 Y0 [" Q. N. o; q. Y& D' cGovernment roles
4 C6 D6 ~. }0 l! L9 _# OOr would like to learn more about
& B) ^7 ^$ L1 wEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration# s' a2 t* @6 |2 r' C+ H5 l! \
Steps taken to address deterioration. Q* O# y9 d1 \
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! ! O8 |) `$ W$ p6 G7 ?6 k* B o
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
( J; i( T8 c2 `$ {Topics: * f1 a% i2 K5 b/ z) Z \
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment 1 S- R, s1 F/ ?) |* z6 E! o
Types and causes of environmental deterioration - v1 V; Q& }' L0 h' W
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
# z+ @5 g6 k$ M2 ^Recreation economics/ u0 ?7 s* C/ k1 S- O( `
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: M8 i7 F3 ?1 ^/ \2 C Individual Incentives3 H" [7 V& r3 u% B2 `
Total Welfare
" o9 ^; A* }4 I! P/ [6 VYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! . O N* I+ Z a
ECON 378 Law and Economics- R* q# A6 v/ o9 G# N% b" `; v
Topics:
$ I A6 I# T3 c# t/ l# RIssues in Criminal and Family Law
6 N" i9 d/ v" ? I! t% ECrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
8 p* l9 c" R* w: \- j, ~Child Support Payments ^3 u: l. z0 [! z4 j7 R6 h
Private Divorce agreements
8 L& T( ^/ P" k! ]8 hCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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If you enjoyed learning about
$ T) l. z! p& Q9 F% `7 ]' ]! SPrisoners Dilemma" {+ b7 X, j6 G. Q3 |
Dominant Strategies
" B4 H$ j( q3 r; P) f& kCollusion
# D8 T K2 E2 ]You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
# t6 Q: P' }. C- ]0 C6 g3 E# G; v" sECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications! N0 Y; p; Z8 Y% [
Topics:
) ~* X3 W+ U) D2 ^; T5 @0 O- DAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games8 n7 e/ \1 u7 ~/ T2 m, ?# |
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
6 j- J% j3 I7 |1 |' ?3 G' NNote! Prerequisites: 6 m2 ?* b) R; c) E- L
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