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If you enjoyed learning about:
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Growth
7 Q$ X/ ]# ~: y; {1 kOr would like to learn more about:
$ e" m6 j! S1 `2 @* FChina as an Emerging Economy" H. U$ h7 s8 u: z
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!% I. L$ W! A7 D0 g8 @
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development4 _9 I' m3 o7 G; c
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Chinese Economy Characteristics
5 w N4 ]& _8 f0 n M5 ^: k: uRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
% H+ i0 y! n- w" R. `3 G( tConsequences of economic reform( }/ k) r h8 J$ P* j6 i" ^- b- D4 I
Canada’s economic relations with China: C8 M5 Y, E5 @4 Y" f
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If you would like to learn more about:
% j; P( G2 |( i, t8 [( u2 ZRich and Poor Countries7 {& K$ E V, \4 w7 J$ x
Why economies differ
; J/ Z; J+ {) \Causes for such differences
! ]$ ?( l g1 z: ^) f. w6 _You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth5 y, l$ N/ a& f% Z- P1 x9 Y
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth& e# @$ L0 J7 E( T; d. b* f
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Technology
9 ?7 s9 ]( o; G7 n+ ^0 ? O4 TInstitutions# Q& S) y' ^3 r4 u3 B7 U
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about
# Z# ~- T( V$ a9 q- T# A& n8 BSupply and Demand
9 _5 \' x! d$ P5 GConsumer Behavior
- ^; C* ~7 b/ DProduction and Cost
: P: O( x8 O; t6 @' f0 SPrice and Output% A7 R) l+ h# w* J: r' j* ~8 P' _. `
Market Structures
: h6 u0 b3 V; I4 n SYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!- F0 p6 l, Z# j/ \4 t2 ~
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I7 T: Q) G/ W" F
Topics: / p2 C1 Y, V% R+ V' Y$ Y, L6 w
Theory of consumer behavior
, ?* a* |: m' p5 [2 ^# m* W& E+ FTheory of production and cost
+ j& \) p& ?: J* c( e( kPrice and output determination under competition
x Y! V, ], o) D+ H WMonopoly and other market structures' [/ T# d, K2 t. Y+ z
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If you enjoyed learning about
% n5 H$ H6 q4 TCosts and Benefits 7 ^2 |' W8 R5 f' z r
Externalities
$ d; H4 t5 Q+ D$ F& mDecision-making
# d- i: q9 c3 w7 o: }Or would like to learn more about
2 L* M$ |% g" {. g6 o6 VCapital Investments ]" I" W- d, g% ^6 t8 K% k! y
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!7 f* b" h: Q- p# x
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation: A4 ^4 O- U! q* j# O2 n
Topics:0 v7 {7 t& X/ f( O! [* T
Cost-Benefit Analysis
! `. v# J; o+ L* x& w0 c' Y1 IEvaluating Public Investment Projects
- w- F$ e7 } H! R9 @Look at examples from
- e3 G+ |/ _* \0 BTransportation4 x @& ~6 _+ a8 l
River Basin Management
8 R1 B& i! }: w+ \ Y5 mElectrical Generation+ a2 l; w3 w3 T* v
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control. [3 I) z6 u: Z+ U8 R# l2 b: B) |
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Supply and Demand2 m- p0 t, @/ s2 _
Externalities, h/ `3 t7 _: w/ a8 \+ t
Resource Allocation; P! i/ w) R0 Z/ _# R
Taxation& v" `+ J \5 r
Or would like to learn more about ; X5 p- ]) `0 z: m. m/ ~3 Z
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
5 |5 T T. g& z" \+ zYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
/ O+ O1 r3 J4 D/ Z7 A6 h) ^ECON 365 Resource Economics. U3 |+ {! a2 H. R8 ~) y( y
Topics:
8 q* ` r! a N7 AExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources: V4 O9 M) ]& J3 L4 D E
Scarcity and pricing
t' H! Q0 o4 G% VContemporary Canadian resource policy issues0 P0 q t X8 Y1 @) k% A$ O
( m. A( v: Y& IIf you enjoyed learning about 2 I4 L0 V5 Y/ m# G7 i$ R
Resource Allocation
8 e4 b( C, z% T+ t. r/ [- Z" kPricing% S; {' p9 ]9 S' ?3 ~! A
Markets) E- M1 V# o" B9 b7 M8 L
Government roles
+ L6 f; Z, ]+ e' M: u4 tOr would like to learn more about
( @3 G/ w- x7 T% U5 PThe energy sector, including sources and markets6 Y W. X7 }+ o+ b! h/ x# j
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues3 p$ |& [# @' M, W
You might enjoy a course about
8 L% Z5 p* R% j8 T( W1 HEnergy Economics!
8 O3 c) F+ h3 c; j: AECON 366 Energy Economics d2 t; y! v' W+ m4 `% i; c. g
Topics: 7 A" m* O: I$ k6 m! k+ M
Pricing* N1 J k! h: }
Role in economic growth
# a9 g9 a# q# ]: LEnergy sources and markets 9 i) W3 ]! Y& `2 A% u
Role of government . }2 A$ |8 }1 R& ~) i
Regulation
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If you enjoyed learning about * ]2 o4 K$ `' q: i; Q& o
Externalities
* ^6 [( q' b% x9 @4 n$ z; sRegulation
! E& B- m c( A( gGovernment roles! L/ V: f6 g8 e$ }! a
Or would like to learn more about * k7 m+ j* y( M
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration$ ~& V1 n3 O0 o5 _6 t6 J
Steps taken to address deterioration# H; L1 }9 }8 i( g0 Y2 f' L# k. q
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
# O# N, z) P: U! P7 o. PECON 369 Economics of the Environment. n* G/ p! w9 E' ^% o
Topics:
" J% R2 \& j M" {9 eEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
1 R$ D& k2 i0 rTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
0 N! o+ g3 j! K% d$ bTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
: q8 c) o2 m* B5 v3 NRecreation economics0 _! Z7 I: y# F% R6 t R* }% k0 E
; x8 I( C v* K1 ^. R4 _( _1 dIf you enjoyed learning about
6 `+ g# |, o) O S5 J2 D9 ] Individual Incentives
( U5 |9 |3 Q. c2 {8 B, z( tTotal Welfare ! J& Q' m" T8 a, A
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
) l" V' n, s ]2 m) {" NECON 378 Law and Economics- ~6 b. y* b$ U4 \
Topics: 5 i' o9 x" n# f7 N+ \) M
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
* l) V C! n5 a( OCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining2 r( T+ u9 j- N5 |: [" C
Child Support Payments- @+ S+ K }: f" n6 A
Private Divorce agreements
9 a, F7 G: _+ ?% S3 C9 x5 M8 lCriminal provisions of the Competition Act! X& l/ N: \' q" X5 d
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If you enjoyed learning about
4 N( ] E7 k" F; zPrisoners Dilemma
0 P! v) S! p: |4 f/ `( P3 DDominant Strategies) @ T( F) B- }
Collusion/ D9 @. k" ]# p8 L( B9 g- C
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
; Q, C9 H( a; u$ h4 n# L, FECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
3 s2 g. `; L+ GTopics:
# j/ V4 o0 W! t) qAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
* B) l+ M( N+ [6 k& WApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 4 {0 s# ^1 M3 D
Note! Prerequisites: ! a5 A) W" k9 l- x' S" U+ B
ECON 384 & 299 |
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