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Trade! E6 J% K. v) F) C* f& H2 d* b3 D
Growth
% [" ^& }9 V4 Z1 N, F; g& Q6 r6 iOr would like to learn more about:
6 }" t! K$ o7 T+ X3 {# `China as an Emerging Economy6 v2 V+ m; r5 a/ k2 [; Q6 S7 l
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!( \+ O& K" k) \# Z( L
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
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Chinese Economy Characteristics
2 K$ M4 |/ q. C" L$ b& R- b: tRecent Events in the Chinese Economy7 p* ^! \# x' |- W ?/ `& r- d
Consequences of economic reform
8 [4 A8 q- y' zCanada’s economic relations with China2 w& ]1 b/ D; r/ H
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- \6 e2 F4 ?8 S! @6 f/ ^* ^4 G% d: e; jRich and Poor Countries% b$ g% n2 g4 k
Why economies differ
# }1 | {( |/ ?0 ~Causes for such differences! \0 b9 x7 b$ k* U. {( Z
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
" l, h# B( v# l. ~ sECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
# ~+ l9 j- F' T9 X& `* [Topics:0 i& ?( u: H/ P* i( @+ F" g8 @0 u, i, e9 X
Technology
z% O9 z# U5 n# M% nInstitutions
( d* @! |/ W {( A3 A( r2 }Growth rate Convergence / Divergence , P4 f9 W$ P9 U9 h. b- l& X3 X
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7 u" a$ a/ T$ L0 h9 S4 Z5 kSupply and Demand
, B1 z4 {! M& TConsumer Behavior
. \& n$ c3 r/ Z9 Y/ k. b) d ZProduction and Cost
. @/ w( C5 @+ K4 @- t, @* {Price and Output
d2 f5 [5 l9 N- Z+ J+ Q v) dMarket Structures( P! s0 C! o' L7 |, i& L! H6 o
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
$ \+ E% N( F: [6 S2 \8 D( d( DECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I" {8 {. z' s6 s: J' U5 m
Topics:
8 G" B x% J) @7 ATheory of consumer behavior2 ?* p- N' m. g3 q! P" f
Theory of production and cost9 O, b b$ T0 a8 B/ ^7 e
Price and output determination under competition6 y9 m1 C% } a E7 n# u
Monopoly and other market structures' [" r- L& O+ K
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Costs and Benefits
* O+ ?& _3 H7 KExternalities
. K$ w) U* a+ G) G+ pDecision-making: x7 r# z8 |* b L: ]4 ?1 c
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Capital Investments- w+ y: P" z; ]& h& {1 V, C
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
% ]) [) `/ h5 zECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation+ O4 M+ h" N1 a7 q& Z {
Topics:" S, G1 Z( h2 ?6 n$ x8 L" f: E
Cost-Benefit Analysis
6 }, Z) o" a; ]6 y% rEvaluating Public Investment Projects
4 }: M7 ^2 Y0 G5 K& j r# wLook at examples from
. D9 I1 }. N$ h" ^3 y$ DTransportation3 O' t6 |' w' P: C5 a
River Basin Management
! \. U% R7 W' l- U' Y' R& t3 W- L4 K+ PElectrical Generation' T' _; B/ H: {: c& t
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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Supply and Demand6 n( l* m( l) I* d6 m
Externalities
& s2 Q+ m* r7 EResource Allocation4 `$ y, y) {. y1 t) n" P/ F
Taxation6 ~4 f' c8 `+ F1 m, m# y" n
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada _/ O/ t1 A1 ~( P, {/ k# x
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!2 E# `; v+ @9 }
ECON 365 Resource Economics1 [! j5 @* l$ @
Topics:4 T, ?% t: Q/ ^
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
2 `- Q9 x5 ^+ w& fScarcity and pricing1 I3 i, I# U- D( D3 ^+ I& N& [0 u
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues$ Z, z4 q/ ^; z; v$ L, G; g+ ]: f
* e6 a) W8 ^: T* u- K3 U1 mIf you enjoyed learning about 5 u# r2 A1 s; K5 w$ M
Resource Allocation
* Y l. c: k0 \Pricing
, q0 I h# C6 ~" l4 GMarkets
# W3 D2 l/ G6 g& y' q$ O0 @Government roles
+ Q7 [) t+ j- L" W! FOr would like to learn more about 9 Q ]9 `. u* W) P# j- y
The energy sector, including sources and markets
% A9 K9 q- V5 W- h0 [Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
2 e) u$ U; o; HYou might enjoy a course about 3 R' d7 {' a6 a
Energy Economics!4 U9 H9 R M1 `; D# f1 J# `
ECON 366 Energy Economics3 C7 m M& g4 o- b% r0 t9 a
Topics: ~4 n2 }/ b% d8 J
Pricing% R8 i h' ~& k: Y7 k! w
Role in economic growth & q+ l: I% t9 m A* r6 Y
Energy sources and markets 5 V7 ^+ ^' X8 ^/ [! Z0 S% S
Role of government 7 V7 d1 e$ q1 y0 z% K
Regulation # ?0 y& ?/ ^1 B8 s- I' K
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+ Q+ Q% e& a" M9 I6 @Externalities
9 D4 z2 b2 F+ D; R( WRegulation
# g9 \# E( ]# B/ T3 ?Government roles* O* e' c7 `# g' l/ X. T8 t
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
3 d% ^4 l; I: m- s: H. c. NSteps taken to address deterioration
$ U; M: W; N1 |You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
' W$ r2 ]- ?- `2 R# |6 iECON 369 Economics of the Environment
8 i+ T6 Z7 ]2 u1 dTopics: ( X5 U. x) G- {
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment . v) j% A/ X; Y0 g, n. D% p' c0 d
Types and causes of environmental deterioration 0 a. ^; `" C3 D2 \- B$ F' f. G) S
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
$ e# ^4 X) r2 n" |Recreation economics
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: p! ?# B+ Q+ `$ w- u, dIf you enjoyed learning about
- U1 w. K o3 [3 y. E9 ]1 u Individual Incentives. k/ z5 n, P+ k5 C
Total Welfare
$ k0 B- d4 K1 H6 F) h% ~You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! & {8 a: M6 E: T2 }6 [/ m% o
ECON 378 Law and Economics* W3 X3 m; Q* ^( k, }' v
Topics: 2 a: k) R3 H! Y: k5 `$ W
Issues in Criminal and Family Law1 r: H. L2 a) s( \, A( d
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining0 Z) M) j0 X7 }; q
Child Support Payments
3 j3 e7 {7 }" Q. G8 tPrivate Divorce agreements
$ ~3 X, G; x* B* M/ ^! b% ~8 SCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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2 f* t, h1 T2 U' \Prisoners Dilemma/ S$ H; }2 N" g3 {1 ^ d! |! f% t
Dominant Strategies
; h- {6 x/ P2 d" X3 VCollusion# x C& L# K4 A( Z2 }2 `
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! # }9 Y0 M" H# M4 I3 R, w M! N
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
Q( d& M- Q3 [Topics:
% k1 l7 a2 j+ H& T1 \! kAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games1 K8 ?, ?! I, s5 P% L/ M4 L) L
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion " E, L3 ]* R" f
Note! Prerequisites:
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