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If you enjoyed learning about:
8 c2 l; w# r; z! l. B, TTrade, p j6 o N# b: h$ z1 E: g
Growth
, o; o0 n8 v# W6 X" ^+ UOr would like to learn more about:
! D/ a& t8 o" Y; H0 rChina as an Emerging Economy+ ^8 P# U4 }+ F
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!+ w+ y* n- L5 C+ f
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development+ Z) v* X3 z$ t
Topics: 3 z- U) Z8 P4 ?$ g. X
Chinese Economy Characteristics5 u$ T& b' |% U7 E! @: }/ R
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
# C0 s3 ~* Z* |7 q$ j6 l( ^Consequences of economic reform# T1 X9 E2 q) r6 R
Canada’s economic relations with China
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If you would like to learn more about:
( y3 ?* [2 m, q! Y+ P5 z: }Rich and Poor Countries
: \, X" W. T7 l3 H; YWhy economies differ' m$ s/ x& }5 Z/ z+ {) l$ O$ A
Causes for such differences) P6 x% ~, Z. e; b
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
7 d# o$ l2 b6 v" `ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
: C8 v' P: z! m+ V$ W9 x+ JTopics:
5 q: N( C+ O7 C, L7 @9 W3 R j- ^; ]$ \Technology
4 v9 E0 F2 q# d5 h1 OInstitutions% g2 t! \( i8 |
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence 3 g# w5 E6 W7 `: G: V+ v* {& G
. n( S; K$ p7 L' m0 A" b- a% b( HIf you enjoyed learning about * j1 D$ M! d6 b4 j5 |# u0 Q
Supply and Demand
" s) v% j7 Q8 a/ f) y g: p p4 HConsumer Behavior% J4 _3 E! y9 i* }* h* N+ Q7 M
Production and Cost
- \& m- s$ _8 rPrice and Output
" T- ?8 R( a& l* x \Market Structures$ p8 B A& u P, r9 O
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!+ Q7 b1 H" {4 w" }# b) O+ V
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I! U% b9 V! W5 Y6 L: j- w
Topics:
( J. { t: l& ]- Z6 |6 YTheory of consumer behavior
. p. g" W. {8 L! _% NTheory of production and cost
+ @* B8 \' r# w) V& _Price and output determination under competition
. P3 X+ Y9 ^# K) Z! A, s9 @; W! @Monopoly and other market structures/ D" Z( b8 k% Y3 z; T! ^
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If you enjoyed learning about # x- V) `0 E9 q
Costs and Benefits : \) p$ B3 {; \) s# _# g1 y
Externalities
' x& U8 l. F/ n9 H0 j* XDecision-making
+ e/ ^6 u' Q! V+ c. W! OOr would like to learn more about 4 h. W* F: o' {! `! F% x0 e: w
Capital Investments
- C6 E9 F& r) M4 h. d7 V' l8 fYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
# O: w7 l: L6 uECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
- G4 s+ g6 Y2 D) _. H, aTopics:
8 l" s* D5 [5 y' I& U( RCost-Benefit Analysis
/ ]- J4 c# | kEvaluating Public Investment Projects
$ F8 X& p! T1 a% v$ {Look at examples from
- U; F8 y. i( c4 C3 ?Transportation! D4 B- J! ?' N( i2 o
River Basin Management, ?2 L$ t3 E8 l5 e5 c: Z* J* g
Electrical Generation
" j: Q1 c$ y3 |Oil & Gas and Pollution Control( m( c/ [! p, f) ]" V% S
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If you enjoyed learning about
# e" c' F4 W0 _- `5 O0 ?# MSupply and Demand* I" f( {* s7 Z0 {3 j
Externalities
3 Z4 p, V9 }4 P& ]7 Q8 }Resource Allocation( M0 Q- r0 k& ?4 c1 L
Taxation
1 }+ X* E3 d3 f) j0 k$ ~Or would like to learn more about - e8 W" \- C+ I% U% A/ @
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
, T6 t* a( E9 AYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!' A+ ^9 O! } ^
ECON 365 Resource Economics
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w# Q' }% C. A6 v# v @3 eExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources9 ~- b% p A3 {3 k* k
Scarcity and pricing
+ A6 v' ]2 \- L" g% EContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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( n& _7 f q9 e4 a( FIf you enjoyed learning about ~2 s: b7 i; R; O
Resource Allocation
: q1 x; J- G7 f7 x, m, mPricing4 c& k+ [$ b! L! J+ u4 d# W, u
Markets0 i+ ]' n: o, H; G: P, e
Government roles
! a5 ?; Z4 J/ w9 }* R. e5 hOr would like to learn more about * W- X7 s6 T5 U
The energy sector, including sources and markets
+ G5 N+ W, E9 d$ X, ^Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
9 Q B2 O0 ]4 b7 `% vYou might enjoy a course about
; a+ j& G/ h# p) `3 C& eEnergy Economics!5 Z: c M- t% m/ G0 ^
ECON 366 Energy Economics( L" B, t5 E& G- r' K- k
Topics:
/ \) V. q' \# f- t& q2 f s/ [) LPricing
. k1 I( p% ]8 A2 }Role in economic growth 2 c$ N2 ^4 |1 v6 X6 ~" _% E
Energy sources and markets 7 M! v0 u3 ^: v& [+ n4 U
Role of government + T& a4 E, H# t% j/ E8 v* O
Regulation
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/ Z- U5 A; Q Y3 ] y' @If you enjoyed learning about
, R; c# h3 }3 o F; |7 e: YExternalities8 u) [1 Y2 M2 c' n( D& n8 M4 [
Regulation
( z1 N& ?3 H& M, y* M4 @& wGovernment roles( S% m4 c' F; ^! J8 n
Or would like to learn more about
J# b* g4 H( s, _) u6 ~7 ]: a# O4 jEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
6 x, o+ j- W# { }7 ?" ^1 K1 pSteps taken to address deterioration
( r) ?0 F" N! p4 ?0 Y9 [You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 5 s0 p( S5 x) m8 S% q9 S
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
; X( ^) P/ }! h) ITopics:
0 y! t; n6 N9 K5 b1 QEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment & b2 L6 D3 u, W9 @" L- q s
Types and causes of environmental deterioration , x- V. {2 V1 A0 v' i7 k# G6 H; c
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
0 S; p( U5 s9 _+ c) ^/ T: dRecreation economics q9 m1 n' \" l5 D' l
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If you enjoyed learning about
& K3 U4 s" i" b& c: O% @- Q Individual Incentives
: M, q w0 x1 k5 |# vTotal Welfare + X+ w# |' Y' Z: `
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
3 S! F7 s0 F% K1 H5 @/ ZECON 378 Law and Economics
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" D' j) |; O( v {9 I: lIssues in Criminal and Family Law# e: x& z5 K" f
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
9 ?2 V: `" Q) JChild Support Payments2 D' }3 v, ~6 \4 P1 U
Private Divorce agreements" [ E- @; W3 Q/ G
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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If you enjoyed learning about
3 { a/ Y7 T3 K& S. DPrisoners Dilemma
/ u" B |9 C: y6 v% [+ J' o eDominant Strategies: c% F k' w* i" g$ M" ~
Collusion
- z. o% ?8 p+ o" L' ZYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! / h) d1 ]' |9 n; ]; d
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
8 u2 w* T( `2 p- X9 n. FTopics: ! _( x$ r# z3 F& o3 k6 T( `/ Q
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games- A# v3 O' i) J R- ^
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
) w1 n4 U; p8 _8 QNote! Prerequisites:
' Q1 M/ E c$ _/ R! N) R- ?8 fECON 384 & 299 |
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