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Trade% ^/ b3 z( L( ]5 s9 D+ R* H
Growth O! x) o7 S: U h/ ^
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China as an Emerging Economy5 N9 w$ ]: k: m% ? _- w" j
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
+ q }6 O& r# Y$ n2 w& ^ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development' [. }- j3 L P' B6 d
Topics: 3 E4 k. k% |5 `+ |; A9 m
Chinese Economy Characteristics' n8 g$ u# w5 {" `- r
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy$ r% d# ]1 L0 r0 l& f* J" t
Consequences of economic reform
6 c9 h4 E4 Y7 q, lCanada’s economic relations with China
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0 J) V6 B; O X) e2 ~+ PIf you would like to learn more about:
$ \. @6 |. |$ J+ ~" c4 D, _) xRich and Poor Countries5 T% B4 i4 I( V8 f7 G, V
Why economies differ. U8 ?8 m7 z* p1 z! B
Causes for such differences
: s& n- j2 T& M9 P7 d2 yYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth$ c3 f* O1 b% v$ V" a
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
0 s, ]% ~+ l6 ^4 x( JTopics:
1 D$ N. f: X. UTechnology4 H T" l. A/ L( p5 g
Institutions
1 X8 ]2 g7 I3 t R, H$ N" n a5 UGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence 0 r% N& X1 D; i5 c& v3 H8 W y
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Supply and Demand
2 d/ T. Y$ `: m4 U) c% {, nConsumer Behavior
& R6 u j" {5 QProduction and Cost
. P# P$ ^' [" |Price and Output$ S$ R7 W7 I( T _
Market Structures: ~0 C" ^% ] R3 O* o6 s8 B! A; w# _
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!8 z( q X+ Y( v$ w$ Q5 d8 U( S
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
2 E: c% {# M; F, r7 aTopics: $ [' H9 W' a- x+ J/ N% M4 b
Theory of consumer behavior/ `# U. J, z+ ~+ K4 S' X6 k
Theory of production and cost
# p8 F+ a% l @9 C" S' GPrice and output determination under competition
/ j! R ?# K* m4 P1 OMonopoly and other market structures
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# H) b. l# ]+ s! s5 F! ]2 K! BCosts and Benefits
# C$ i3 q) _' O$ X. r8 fExternalities8 h) l" F1 {! m$ @
Decision-making& j6 y) q7 N- |
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Capital Investments
0 F$ _& i2 s3 _/ G ]You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!! Y0 E) H" a4 }+ h; `3 b
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation5 x/ [3 U2 F' F5 V
Topics:
) |# G* D" G5 A, C+ S& C: DCost-Benefit Analysis- b* k, c7 C1 G3 n
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
" r: D6 }3 H f+ j+ ALook at examples from _6 I8 e5 p: t- e
Transportation
& I% e0 t: r0 G& _4 u9 ^* S3 c- pRiver Basin Management
3 D* Q2 i3 B& D+ o4 IElectrical Generation2 h6 R: a7 i. R. Y) G8 T
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control0 r! H0 P! b0 q5 }
* V- M( ]2 p* c7 z1 S9 z/ DIf you enjoyed learning about
6 n4 S0 [- y) g% f& j- U) jSupply and Demand) o% a0 e z! q% N
Externalities) F& O: l1 Q# h x/ j5 G) P
Resource Allocation. _! c' k7 y7 T7 c2 x. z$ }9 s" u# n
Taxation
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
5 \( ~- S4 T6 S* f) }5 f, UYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!- f2 w. F7 ?. R+ X; |+ @
ECON 365 Resource Economics- k' i- w5 x. l: f' w5 o' k
Topics:& H6 Y& F" o& O) S
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
n' s7 Q, @0 |8 W) ]5 WScarcity and pricing( n' |$ |/ j3 f e$ {5 @4 K! u
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues2 d+ L, E9 {0 L1 @4 A' p% C
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Resource Allocation
# I }$ l- a+ u* ]Pricing
. H8 F! [: B2 HMarkets
6 l( d! e; S: W WGovernment roles
3 l# U% ~. l4 r) P! o* tOr would like to learn more about
9 x5 j B( @* n8 L+ i# kThe energy sector, including sources and markets
# \0 k0 J2 L }/ `7 ~# NCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
% k5 [ ?5 w+ X& c2 lYou might enjoy a course about ! X8 t( q( a1 A# B- K
Energy Economics!
& j1 @) T: G3 k8 E$ h9 n9 sECON 366 Energy Economics
( A; b6 A0 U4 h3 G1 j; Q q/ _Topics: " `, A+ l: e8 f& {1 l
Pricing/ V) I( m$ C/ R
Role in economic growth
# [4 g, {# F1 W) N2 AEnergy sources and markets ) B; S2 Q: z( b/ l
Role of government
0 ~% ^6 M+ r+ N( Q+ yRegulation " K# v9 U3 v( g0 F
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Externalities
2 E M& I4 t2 D# }Regulation- I/ v* x$ ^' J( _# v$ h1 ?
Government roles
- y0 C( l% {% c \( ?1 o* R! z- JOr would like to learn more about
4 ]9 O: r6 k( ?Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
g; R4 p) s T5 l; n( d% e0 uSteps taken to address deterioration" i) j* k( U) }7 k0 C( d
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! ( c2 t0 R* E+ v8 n4 Q* q! P
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
% P+ @8 A5 ]/ ?2 ETopics: $ W+ [, s% d$ U* \; Z& s- N1 q2 K
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
2 q; m; r7 _- o oTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
5 y! y! O/ |, s: t" M) RTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 3 l& {' T6 N) O5 S5 w
Recreation economics
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Individual Incentives& J% z7 r3 v! F
Total Welfare 8 R4 h K9 b1 [
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
- d C; k) o+ v# a. n) N6 I) K; qECON 378 Law and Economics
?* R# q2 S" f( f/ W$ KTopics:
Q' t- R; D6 j$ y% L5 m2 }( {7 lIssues in Criminal and Family Law
- q# a8 U0 \/ |# z: JCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
8 Q, U, b1 w# b! u! tChild Support Payments* s# W: C5 R" M i8 z! N7 I
Private Divorce agreements
3 `7 p) _; P+ K: ^. ~! HCriminal provisions of the Competition Act0 B! ~; \- p0 p. U
: F5 c4 B4 S* n. d: ]6 BIf you enjoyed learning about
- s# D' _. P) [Prisoners Dilemma; L9 u3 p# l9 ]8 ?. _( e( x. |
Dominant Strategies
1 W8 Q( K/ F" S+ \6 S8 V" NCollusion U- u h2 M4 i; S( ]& p
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
! i) r- I. K) h4 s% CECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications ?2 A& u; a( E# j, J! U6 A& u
Topics:
/ R d* Q7 P. ?3 yAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
7 u5 ]0 o4 B9 F$ PApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
9 ~5 k) U: o: [Note! Prerequisites: / l) o2 N/ t* k, h
ECON 384 & 299 |
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