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Trade
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6 t4 C m; j5 ~0 L3 [5 @China as an Emerging Economy# y3 K( b) ~/ m' N2 t+ x5 {$ m
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!, A6 {) k V7 s F
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
! H M2 @1 p+ X% x aTopics: 4 r+ m/ a. q3 |" W% ?' A) `
Chinese Economy Characteristics
4 z5 p# G9 r# C: n7 m7 URecent Events in the Chinese Economy- |* |" q- `) X
Consequences of economic reform. z$ ~8 x! O+ k0 S
Canada’s economic relations with China+ @: O2 `% x, j. d
/ q$ x9 B; t/ g1 Z- yIf you would like to learn more about:
! o' r- [- R2 d0 ^2 W @1 g+ ?+ [3 tRich and Poor Countries1 V5 U7 `3 }4 _, L; l2 y3 a
Why economies differ) T, g7 p$ H1 Q$ E# U
Causes for such differences: x2 s1 H+ z' [' T0 g! V* V
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
" g5 _7 K8 d* U8 UECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
* A. y5 n5 j9 s F8 o7 B) jTopics:
# A' w4 j! @. D9 K, vTechnology, M. H0 H. q0 @$ u
Institutions
1 K( ^6 r4 v$ C3 c$ VGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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7 F4 d' R* l4 s6 r' J uSupply and Demand% p5 U4 ~$ s* L
Consumer Behavior4 z: u5 n2 D( Q& F
Production and Cost
" x" A! v& k! q- N# pPrice and Output3 a" O9 g8 F& ?# J0 P" S4 x, g* [
Market Structures9 H3 F; |8 T9 Z7 O) ~: _
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ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I; e% G$ o& @! E, z% C9 y+ v% v
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Theory of consumer behavior
4 ^2 _' N: _, O" fTheory of production and cost" D v9 G0 \0 q8 _) q' v5 ~
Price and output determination under competition" I% ^. k4 a* Z" I6 L$ Y1 W* u) m- u5 D
Monopoly and other market structures
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! W: K" r' b8 }6 FCosts and Benefits & b4 p9 z$ w/ o/ A! P; Y) E
Externalities; g% Q8 | R& O$ ?0 z! g
Decision-making7 |2 C4 X7 W/ m0 b. o: X9 ?1 x
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, Z2 e4 i. c) U# QCapital Investments
5 {' M' M! T% ^7 H( MYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!1 i& K1 O- n" ?1 u) s! j5 ?
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
& g( g% p6 }/ \ WTopics:4 D/ `2 s# {3 r. |) C
Cost-Benefit Analysis
2 F9 b2 j' ?' S% xEvaluating Public Investment Projects) M; U1 `" `* i/ [0 U
Look at examples from ; `# p( x) `+ q) J- V3 Y! X
Transportation) H# E' }1 z# \1 p
River Basin Management
" R% D/ P* Q8 V* }- c4 JElectrical Generation8 v& V% V0 j3 o& }7 ?; \" p
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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Supply and Demand
9 \7 v2 x" @& A5 {; r$ VExternalities
5 u* O. T" _5 @Resource Allocation
; W! i: p* V; r3 V$ `Taxation) h8 I9 t0 \$ l
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
4 P! g* }0 n- \5 u6 f% [6 QYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!! }# B* d0 Z! r" B' q& f
ECON 365 Resource Economics
Z* h- b2 o/ HTopics:+ `) k7 a: M: z3 j
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
1 B8 _3 i! D' J4 ^- c3 ^Scarcity and pricing3 j7 b' z- ]; a
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues: u' n! v0 n/ N" |. i. J! b
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$ z9 r9 d; u1 f! AResource Allocation
1 H# R4 i+ v9 s9 ]1 X) P9 EPricing: T3 ]8 C, ~/ h
Markets
0 m! {$ G) L% q6 gGovernment roles5 x+ F' @. @9 Z7 g5 H1 h! \- S
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& b' @! Q7 v' sThe energy sector, including sources and markets
- n' A2 k9 K% ?Canadian Energy Policy and current issues6 U$ ^4 T# H) z: D6 z# z: T: u
You might enjoy a course about
) Y- k" o% A, Z: z V* Y3 ^Energy Economics!
: a2 T; I$ m3 n& u) O0 b; b& yECON 366 Energy Economics
5 j1 C3 Q4 ~) }( g- B3 Y$ ~Topics:
$ Q& |4 T$ C$ T" _( B2 p5 QPricing
5 t0 C3 X3 w j! }0 Y- TRole in economic growth
$ @0 u; |. u) d) k# i1 j' M& [) ^Energy sources and markets 0 B5 @) Q9 f" Z( H
Role of government 6 ]5 H8 u- t) O; ?0 W* M
Regulation
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Externalities
; F5 e0 e: j1 [+ U3 b4 WRegulation; S& X" _( r6 C: Y% i
Government roles1 E- E a L: K( E/ [3 R6 ~6 i
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& n b3 L. t( v' gEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration' F8 O# z* r1 G
Steps taken to address deterioration
6 p; t. M2 P) W$ l: w% l. JYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! : ~& `8 P% F" A& G- e- Q2 p
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment1 a# h. O; p1 B8 I4 b0 Y( f
Topics: 4 i$ r6 i% a4 A H* K$ @
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment * C- }: B2 u! V, B- }
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
6 @6 |/ k+ Q! b* Z7 c* d: ?Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
: M/ A# O, R0 }Recreation economics
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# q; O4 E1 k7 s" [6 W( K' fIf you enjoyed learning about1 C7 [7 g) |- X: `. f2 I) l; K
Individual Incentives
, u2 E8 u& v6 h. H. D0 v+ B& hTotal Welfare * i- C0 x K3 U+ j! x& h" }6 \
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
# O: n j: c/ d# t; y* b7 YECON 378 Law and Economics+ z$ t) q$ q A# c
Topics: % Z2 o! n0 N6 a
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
, K! R( S# A$ R5 |) O1 YCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining* R9 H3 e' ] F% O
Child Support Payments& N' X1 f9 q1 B9 Y& N1 }
Private Divorce agreements
7 K9 X, O) k k/ ^: qCriminal provisions of the Competition Act2 y7 }/ C" V: c) {1 Z1 r. o
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* L; `/ g& W1 F) ` i- ?. G& N) ?Prisoners Dilemma
9 _# B) M* C8 e4 P3 b) jDominant Strategies+ ~) u4 g1 u7 |3 ?' W& e
Collusion: z9 i' v# `$ i% X2 g! _
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ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications8 \3 K2 T. }$ @ j# F! o
Topics:
3 ?- q9 t( G( L2 }% V+ H8 x4 J8 |Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games# z5 k" v- Q# b
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
% L+ o. U5 a1 r ]! W1 hNote! Prerequisites:
# M. E! M* v/ S6 V9 |ECON 384 & 299 |
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