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If you enjoyed learning about:
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' X4 V9 G6 A1 O7 aGrowth
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China as an Emerging Economy
4 A. Y, D8 x4 t/ C/ DYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
6 R* D$ Q" X6 \5 Y$ BECON 211 Chinese Economic Development5 u$ ~1 |& ]$ _4 ^0 P+ A$ w8 ^
Topics: 9 R5 u) ^4 B3 g3 g; B7 `
Chinese Economy Characteristics) {8 Z! b; w& ^8 l C: j& _
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
/ |. q! t3 t$ J( {' s# YConsequences of economic reform
6 k8 Z4 V# b8 e6 i+ R* C" QCanada’s economic relations with China
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6 N/ _8 `, S8 r, X! u1 \4 \If you would like to learn more about:
0 [3 |* O) [% [0 v) aRich and Poor Countries: ^2 b6 x3 \0 J, q
Why economies differ
2 ]2 I% \$ c. Z* |Causes for such differences2 B6 \- w' ?7 I/ ]* E) B! l+ @
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
5 h6 U9 P3 B5 Q; {! h6 RECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth1 R+ {% k4 [2 ?: W8 {
Topics:, X* f- E. J; g- Y# f
Technology
% W( _ J$ \& j: Y; ~" a: I' jInstitutions
% ?6 i: g4 \% p; z) e6 _* _Growth rate Convergence / Divergence ! K& X. a% A; e) s" j" |$ `' q0 m
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If you enjoyed learning about
4 m- ]2 o4 f7 M/ P9 A5 o3 ySupply and Demand
1 ?" d: N0 D& n6 b* gConsumer Behavior& f9 [& K: H# S0 p
Production and Cost
' @5 I& o) m, jPrice and Output
- E( m4 x6 m0 E2 I6 [Market Structures# o3 v3 s6 |. \, G
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
9 e' Y' @% e7 Y" ^* BECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I; Z' a, u1 B g8 x6 }3 S
Topics:
' A9 H- B2 w, _% j- A. _2 vTheory of consumer behavior" r/ i" j& U4 E7 k
Theory of production and cost' {; }9 a R* u J/ x
Price and output determination under competition/ @1 _9 e, `' K
Monopoly and other market structures
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If you enjoyed learning about
4 `7 M( z! g' \/ ~' B: FCosts and Benefits 7 W' b' F" L; A
Externalities( o' A, F9 j" D; P a; M5 J
Decision-making
4 Z( S0 O* |% U+ M; k* _1 o" b. |" VOr would like to learn more about
5 b9 @% Z) ^/ q- @% d. SCapital Investments( w$ f: N2 B6 q# S) ~9 @8 |( R* e! |
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
1 U w/ p- H6 g" T; @# EECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation3 f' y1 L: Q( Y2 C
Topics:( K/ m- A Y! H- r) J& G. I
Cost-Benefit Analysis6 G2 T) U7 `- d l3 R
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
2 D. ]$ ~) P3 ^Look at examples from
9 E, ^. u, Y! K, e+ B" vTransportation
% @3 X+ D3 B9 F" m' V0 P( J) yRiver Basin Management+ e2 \) Y( U2 E' }+ S
Electrical Generation
+ K4 C& q/ r# y* COil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about ( k% D% p5 W, U# g( z8 K
Supply and Demand
' A% _& T' }% y+ y- W8 AExternalities
$ K$ f& U( \% n4 G2 h' A4 FResource Allocation
$ ^( `8 ~) H$ E9 `( S: pTaxation% A1 `! D d3 Q
Or would like to learn more about
^* U! t6 c9 F2 YSupply of Natural Resources in Canada& Y7 r* E. s; B9 e
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
! q9 C: _8 h5 ?! `2 O! T* s$ U, XECON 365 Resource Economics/ f% u# W- \: ^ D$ K
Topics:2 Q" S8 q H' w+ V: k6 N6 Q3 @
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
. L# a" }) K. l; q1 ^4 v. KScarcity and pricing! X) E/ u' I- u& K
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
$ D* i7 h& m' LResource Allocation
% Q+ Z% V" u8 ?$ c; uPricing; }8 q3 ]' b, `7 v8 m( C
Markets2 @: c% _8 a: g7 ~3 T
Government roles
1 b1 c/ Q9 W# r* F- y+ P$ K* aOr would like to learn more about
. U( k9 v$ f, P5 N) PThe energy sector, including sources and markets
3 Y/ ^4 `' C y$ }# B0 ECanadian Energy Policy and current issues
3 p# ]: g& d' t0 K9 h1 SYou might enjoy a course about
9 e4 V N1 ~& t1 `$ ]Energy Economics!, M) |+ R/ `" C8 N( [/ s
ECON 366 Energy Economics
/ j( f/ q- \% `8 N& JTopics:
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% a7 a1 _% }: j0 _( ORole in economic growth
9 X1 }0 I0 E7 J+ `$ e5 ^- E! tEnergy sources and markets
- Q( U7 h- e( M: BRole of government
9 G/ }9 U; G9 Q% [' ORegulation % \4 ? w$ g# ~- j; @% D
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Externalities! f H/ s0 i# M6 n9 y
Regulation
/ |. k6 [* w! m' f! H R6 uGovernment roles
4 ^1 q( h9 ?% M: T# KOr would like to learn more about
9 p4 f6 g# D8 g6 P' q$ SEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
$ t" D$ V/ U' OSteps taken to address deterioration( X4 T% P% v; b2 |. d$ |
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! - E5 G* {& v s3 ?6 Q! h
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment" d: j* d- i* F. X
Topics:
+ v8 l/ l* b, O6 U: W6 |Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
4 E5 H5 D S! TTypes and causes of environmental deterioration 4 I! v. R! v1 c, g( u
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
$ y$ d7 q' S' l; @# yRecreation economics$ O, ?. G& ]0 [9 O% [4 Y; E& G! U
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Individual Incentives% Q' f5 `- _% Y t, F
Total Welfare ; ~% m1 M. K7 s5 c8 b8 s
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
5 R9 ]+ c4 [) {) m- q5 ?4 H# N% xECON 378 Law and Economics
- q N% N# r# w4 ITopics: + X9 h8 ?! K d' W
Issues in Criminal and Family Law6 C8 i/ n8 W0 k/ h/ B* ? V3 D) ]% V
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
/ U r- V I2 M. |% i% R: a+ RChild Support Payments
+ v5 j! i0 r1 o t% cPrivate Divorce agreements
: K$ h& p& i4 M% PCriminal provisions of the Competition Act0 y$ {) e7 J+ l) }7 H
$ S! A/ n2 ` M7 mIf you enjoyed learning about , ], U- G- t' Y! M
Prisoners Dilemma0 s" a, ]5 i' T/ T7 `
Dominant Strategies
0 v0 `8 y& `: lCollusion
" `8 B$ F2 ^; |! gYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
. ]" Z3 |3 Z/ j0 E1 T6 FECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
, s, [" @# ]5 I4 F9 HTopics: 6 q3 g" F3 A% W: W0 M0 n# |
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games. E" k1 T+ ~# k0 r" | o
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
7 }- U. |2 X7 W( c# Y% y# JNote! Prerequisites: ! F5 |0 B3 s7 L
ECON 384 & 299 |
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