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If you enjoyed learning about: 8 ~% U# H \$ E2 e! [/ L$ {5 L
Trade; O2 a) ]* r1 ~, v# p
Growth9 X+ Y( A+ s% U( Q
Or would like to learn more about: # K5 k4 h: \- W% t7 u. k" `
China as an Emerging Economy A$ J$ Q; k \
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!) B/ K6 X- ^" o0 x( W& d
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
- p4 _7 A/ H& t) n" R8 _0 YTopics:
# H. @. K" K4 BChinese Economy Characteristics! Y& b. K6 t( u3 w/ k5 u+ M; ^
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
0 `' A; ^; ]1 A# cConsequences of economic reform8 r( j9 @! V$ H$ m. W
Canada’s economic relations with China w# d T" ]/ M% l' a
6 D- r( U2 v! V0 r5 }0 }% D; ^If you would like to learn more about:
' W( ]# s" L1 q* o( wRich and Poor Countries! m( n9 W2 ?% o' f; S4 m8 o% y
Why economies differ; I7 D+ O/ ?- E3 v+ ?
Causes for such differences
6 N8 h: |8 ^4 a, hYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
; d' e4 B; f U( g* U% C9 V qECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
. Q1 s8 y* k+ XTopics:
) Y3 m z( }7 ATechnology" |, [* v4 {7 E, a2 e( s9 r- v& ~9 ?
Institutions
/ A; v6 v$ d* e) C4 i3 HGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about
! ~$ D- S( z5 V6 M$ [, FSupply and Demand8 ]( w9 {: f' e# c
Consumer Behavior
2 P0 E2 |( R- Z. X3 XProduction and Cost1 W, W1 j0 a: U0 \" H7 K! j
Price and Output3 W5 ~. o L; U' q6 c4 O
Market Structures
, [) I0 k8 S! t& R* ?You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!$ B" p9 `0 V- |( l/ L3 R7 i
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I4 Y* w8 z5 l" o
Topics: " [/ y/ T# O( C8 K
Theory of consumer behavior& [! Y3 v) v0 D
Theory of production and cost; A& w: y1 u7 f# u' X( ]. J2 P* |
Price and output determination under competition
3 {3 z" }7 o: E+ i7 K2 d: c, |, YMonopoly and other market structures9 v% Z5 P" o/ w; ?9 V: ?) M
8 k! V) ~) ^% x. ^If you enjoyed learning about % w, b+ Q* u$ x* y# X! y
Costs and Benefits % R' x( c' g0 R9 T3 k
Externalities6 G, h# Y: W: h( P
Decision-making: R% z! E) b4 T( O
Or would like to learn more about - d$ [# s6 k6 Z2 ?/ F/ f
Capital Investments
* h8 {. p( v- b" h6 L2 tYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
; H3 Z T g3 aECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation1 l( G1 `1 q/ x5 C$ A Q% s$ }
Topics:: H! l; h3 G' M8 r
Cost-Benefit Analysis
0 |! }9 e2 T! ^+ x2 @% _Evaluating Public Investment Projects
' _, O# U/ A4 H# }7 uLook at examples from
/ K K' k. H! HTransportation
8 j9 @6 c/ B, C( t& E/ o/ {River Basin Management
/ L# V3 H! e5 M9 k- t' u! y) ?8 q# HElectrical Generation) c( \+ S& S. P& u4 B
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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Supply and Demand. W: K1 J' y/ P- h& W) O4 l
Externalities/ G" F% @0 E1 J' d% W6 N/ t. o3 A* |
Resource Allocation
" f1 u* f! r" X; e6 A) i5 g4 `9 ~Taxation
! a: ?' } d9 I" a% J1 x- x% n9 OOr would like to learn more about 8 T% s: l& a: o2 V9 @; E+ a, M
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
/ |; K- T$ C3 n" f! H: S3 @You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
0 V& T5 G; a. m+ ]2 b3 [ECON 365 Resource Economics
, j E# B. n" Z; ~Topics:
& x6 X! P' k) m4 S. \. K8 FExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources$ G4 W* A7 Q5 t" I X' E
Scarcity and pricing
7 I/ y4 `. x; E5 x8 T& h/ h! J& BContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
2 ~" M5 L/ ~& d. H1 iResource Allocation# m0 h+ \2 l$ l: R+ J$ B, y$ Q
Pricing
/ G2 Q4 k- T% N% L. nMarkets
" n5 ?( l! l/ |+ iGovernment roles
?/ ]0 f0 U5 b, S+ [5 W: NOr would like to learn more about W% j8 t' C& u! C; {8 w& m# E
The energy sector, including sources and markets% h8 R, J6 e8 g" {# v4 T8 x
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues, F7 [1 R6 R9 v9 e6 b
You might enjoy a course about
+ k2 ~8 C, m3 fEnergy Economics!
+ S3 s% f/ M: z# h3 F" ]8 c, Q& n8 hECON 366 Energy Economics8 U( x8 G/ Y6 |- x& @
Topics:
% v; w! g w+ y2 O" ^Pricing, U- T- T+ i& [ p; }+ q. c
Role in economic growth
4 V& i- O! {6 W7 MEnergy sources and markets
( w3 q9 o6 D0 m1 D; p) }" V9 ARole of government 0 W q% v* j1 t8 I- r+ D1 X
Regulation " u8 }# }9 g/ M/ k# D) H
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If you enjoyed learning about + a, @2 ?0 v* G2 u7 i
Externalities
# o, _ G# i5 I' S* {Regulation
6 @6 T% u5 ?% c. i! nGovernment roles
5 V; B9 m2 Y! e9 {& m, h9 GOr would like to learn more about , {+ x+ I; S I2 P" `
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration* U5 C! u3 |' {6 \$ I
Steps taken to address deterioration6 R2 j) ~- ]3 d+ q! H9 x; L+ a
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! % u; T' \0 y1 t/ b
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment3 Z3 q% M# _, h- Z/ S
Topics: 4 H# T1 c/ O5 x. c7 z8 i
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
) M& e) s4 J9 a4 ]% c, L3 DTypes and causes of environmental deterioration $ S$ N) H, m; @- L$ F" r* k
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
$ |( m6 b/ ~0 E) h6 ]# ^: C, fRecreation economics) g( |: B# E ^- q: t) J _
. D) L4 p/ z3 L o3 tIf you enjoyed learning about
* G2 C9 R6 Y0 t# l9 R3 d5 D6 F Individual Incentives
" T2 b# f' C- P; i# W. F. V" Z* iTotal Welfare
3 I( D9 V0 e+ H# h3 hYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
: q2 ?7 J7 l/ MECON 378 Law and Economics
; E/ y8 d) c# H; R4 W1 E7 d STopics: 0 _& e) W5 [" M
Issues in Criminal and Family Law5 V$ \7 I) v; [$ Z3 }9 e* r4 |3 w
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
/ O# Y: H- b+ {Child Support Payments r: p% e( A+ _4 T, B
Private Divorce agreements& u1 ^2 G) m- B& [3 X, H- T
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act( p M' G8 u3 f* S8 E) r
% L. T2 O" W; h9 e* }+ yIf you enjoyed learning about
% W3 b/ t) |1 }Prisoners Dilemma
. A$ M; F9 h& H1 ^Dominant Strategies
+ F: y& B& U5 G; sCollusion
$ Q% H3 v( L @! I, X. hYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! * V! A! M/ ^) j* ^" u B' i3 E
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications; \# P3 i4 ?3 @: s. u
Topics: 9 K q2 T7 r- e Q
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
6 v: }: X2 H1 i8 i" k, {) h9 ^Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 5 @3 u3 ^3 v& n
Note! Prerequisites: * S( ~7 Q8 b5 f6 G# J' I
ECON 384 & 299 |
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