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If you enjoyed learning about: , Z7 q% K3 {; I0 C7 f+ }( h
Trade
+ `! n. }5 ^( ^8 e, R4 dGrowth7 B3 P) A7 D1 B# m
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China as an Emerging Economy9 L/ c4 Z' v# f) ?0 K
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
0 Y* k/ H+ i( }9 C7 bECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
' V, r# {7 J: tTopics:
/ X- w$ H) ^" i3 s! f. zChinese Economy Characteristics
1 a/ H3 Q% W9 T4 r1 C: M4 ERecent Events in the Chinese Economy& |3 E2 ~2 F. Z# L! ]* R- c
Consequences of economic reform, Z( t7 p" ]% w) d
Canada’s economic relations with China& C+ {3 t$ c; y, a" M
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Rich and Poor Countries
# A& U7 N5 s3 t" s; d+ A, @Why economies differ( O$ G, ~; Q3 r$ v+ ?8 D9 }1 I
Causes for such differences
9 h. p2 W+ f( AYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth) g% {9 K3 b5 \4 l" z( R) }
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
6 H5 t$ e# ]4 yTopics:
: B9 M5 |' D; h- M3 DTechnology9 m# A* `! P! B
Institutions! @! J- d5 a6 P1 [1 H# a
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence ; G5 d0 Y6 w! U, E2 ~/ K9 L
0 T: P, G6 v- q/ @* w! pIf you enjoyed learning about * o. G) b" j; }1 x% k% z
Supply and Demand* V9 N0 w# _) d& a R1 \. B- `
Consumer Behavior1 n) M ?( e5 a6 Q5 i
Production and Cost
' O$ ~- s% v. f( M- LPrice and Output
$ g, O; d( g! H9 v; \, D; mMarket Structures
1 l. G* y5 G! i# ^1 v" N3 C4 j! }7 `You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
2 O& l5 I* i$ m( V8 r9 {, `* C. KECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
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Theory of consumer behavior) l( z# z( F& R: [) f7 B2 T( Q1 R
Theory of production and cost
2 q4 e0 r# C f: dPrice and output determination under competition9 V- p# z( m3 v; Q! F) ~
Monopoly and other market structures+ Q5 [, n* c- b, U
" V& F# [- Y7 V, M! T* uIf you enjoyed learning about
, Y' h: L5 P0 ~8 LCosts and Benefits
. k& b2 G) T7 Q/ R( E7 l% sExternalities( K9 [$ ~, I) R. b* H1 L4 z1 H9 e
Decision-making0 C, n1 ?0 O) x% N& p
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; i: o6 v g) x. `( A% Z% qCapital Investments2 m: G; L0 X H2 v# y
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!- K$ A( c- B: V7 j
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
# N( S. \/ _ N9 @/ hTopics:- B/ F5 f' _" B+ b* q% z7 c* l/ w
Cost-Benefit Analysis: b8 x Q9 r6 g; n: A$ p+ }
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
% M; w6 G, m+ F$ jLook at examples from ' k0 W' Y8 Y* a, t! X
Transportation3 e, R' x. g( e; T
River Basin Management
: a/ q' d0 O5 y& L* o. r3 W+ H+ CElectrical Generation: }6 c: a2 ~+ o
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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; m5 n$ ]7 F, ?! ~! L' E' sIf you enjoyed learning about
) U) z/ X& G7 g3 T4 S: t0 f5 Y4 DSupply and Demand
9 i" P# E( Q! f/ E' IExternalities
) I, H/ b1 H; q# L$ a/ F/ tResource Allocation
2 `8 u: W& W! d' B. {$ qTaxation
- m7 @! k5 o; Y9 Q+ D1 C" L) tOr would like to learn more about
+ [: l) g5 n( z) |) z3 fSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
+ k3 U D/ C1 _+ @% PYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!$ C" G+ {: Q, }0 h' \+ r
ECON 365 Resource Economics! i; k3 E; g( P9 W; h1 A4 W" M" {
Topics:
+ D: K( l, Q+ e2 [0 n& JExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources8 v' {- T# H9 |* F. B2 K
Scarcity and pricing
- @: d X' t/ z2 @' W Z/ NContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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3 w; @. @1 P* C* f; i2 pIf you enjoyed learning about / ^" q1 A) V. D# d# Q
Resource Allocation
4 O# @9 O9 R! f* f# @Pricing
, m6 G% {+ D( @) e0 N8 W* g4 {Markets
6 s d( \' z. H6 T1 XGovernment roles( m X% Q# h( L- X
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The energy sector, including sources and markets
# d" u4 I* J- M f( H' I3 a$ `6 iCanadian Energy Policy and current issues7 B5 ]7 v! I2 r2 r, R
You might enjoy a course about
, x. Y# s( S0 b2 F( ^Energy Economics! S8 W1 l0 H3 N$ H6 G
ECON 366 Energy Economics; H6 f; k0 U) N' ]
Topics: ' A# h- ?4 X4 q3 V+ q7 p, t' ]
Pricing
$ \) c1 W6 l$ k0 q5 QRole in economic growth 5 Y* D0 L: ]5 k& c. q
Energy sources and markets $ i+ u3 Q2 p( Q0 I" f7 y8 }, Z$ y
Role of government
/ B* ?) H' P6 h/ O- x; WRegulation 6 V6 ^: {0 v- H+ q& h- h
- x5 S. \# X+ s3 g0 AIf you enjoyed learning about , Z! @: s* v( X, L, q6 D: Q' G+ E
Externalities K4 I- M8 w( J4 D0 {& D' l
Regulation
& I' u1 {( ]. N0 X7 ?Government roles
! ~% I- ?* T! K5 H# X, _Or would like to learn more about 8 F$ \+ M( N/ e# \
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
# [" H+ V$ `0 b, K9 c" ASteps taken to address deterioration
3 S3 w8 X9 t# kYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! / o7 U0 m+ ~3 [0 m. `3 X6 ^2 B
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
- W6 v8 a/ F/ i' tTopics:
- V& u" @3 [8 h! Q5 E6 O% a: \Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment 4 j6 @( H7 y! I
Types and causes of environmental deterioration h3 L5 A: t( b5 j# `
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration : r' A& ]) h7 V
Recreation economics
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* e( g% J+ }$ ^0 E cIf you enjoyed learning about) w% y* T$ n; f$ {7 _& P
Individual Incentives J0 Y2 u/ w! j& m. j
Total Welfare # |# a0 Y- X4 U* O4 s6 T
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 9 G; u1 r! X' s, t; ^# X7 { e1 t3 l4 j, U
ECON 378 Law and Economics
) `: P; H# _: |+ s) T6 O# OTopics: % h* T) n: n+ c- _/ T% T- g$ n
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
* y. X5 u& T& `Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
& ]1 u. ~4 k% L! b( ^ q) kChild Support Payments4 L3 {: b2 X7 }
Private Divorce agreements' I/ N8 y E9 J# O! M! U
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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Prisoners Dilemma" r3 L$ c- ]! g* s5 D
Dominant Strategies
7 z7 m* c2 @, xCollusion* P0 w6 ~% G5 \! n' ]& x( M2 \
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
& F! D- O7 H, V* L. V$ lECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
( Y" f" D* o3 `Topics: 3 ]" G& @ S/ {" g: u$ Y/ v% B# F- E
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games3 n. u8 Z& N: p& O
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion & M- J7 x- c! {9 V7 q: c
Note! Prerequisites:
, `! W8 X5 e V7 D3 MECON 384 & 299 |
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