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Trade
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China as an Emerging Economy# U3 q8 v. g+ G7 ?: Y1 g3 i
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!4 o2 Q' j9 b3 Q& X* n7 O
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
. T8 a3 @' [2 v' ZTopics:
1 Y, C3 B# J8 e; m5 _& h& QChinese Economy Characteristics) ?* u5 k: m: L' ~' a
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy: I" O* j- G0 z9 ]; k* t
Consequences of economic reform
$ a! J$ w1 g: e, C2 f, ?: e. F* PCanada’s economic relations with China* ?5 U8 H1 Y1 Q( S2 `5 ^
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5 r7 Y, R: E* e$ c+ J0 [2 l4 qRich and Poor Countries
( x/ P+ Y! E3 p" w8 h% |Why economies differ
9 X3 F3 K2 J6 f+ qCauses for such differences
/ v0 g2 K4 B3 bYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
$ `7 d: n7 A- t) S0 |ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth/ W2 A$ k$ y" }
Topics:
3 d' \& Z6 o) d6 n: ETechnology
6 j& {5 z' K9 q2 d9 [6 }; w3 _Institutions2 x e/ ^8 P0 |7 K! u L5 W! z: h
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence . f7 J" Q" a. o
/ s3 s; J- t/ DIf you enjoyed learning about ! N8 W4 F) h3 V1 ^) M
Supply and Demand
& F, u, E& X) V4 ]; n z; |Consumer Behavior
" ~) r3 P& f4 T: `6 ~0 M1 |: kProduction and Cost4 ]2 H; q+ B! W' N( a
Price and Output
% O2 ~6 T* g4 e$ q0 W/ z: T/ Q9 XMarket Structures. `: V7 s$ e/ J3 F7 J% C
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!6 H& L9 z! ~% w6 L& n( u
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I' k. \( W; D" Z8 k
Topics: $ x+ A; l4 ?6 q) w1 s2 A
Theory of consumer behavior
; t9 t& ~% C. E1 CTheory of production and cost' c* i" v7 o) {$ r4 K
Price and output determination under competition
3 B2 |, X9 T, x, w! o. v9 s. LMonopoly and other market structures
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$ j3 `7 {# h6 n7 A) o: ~ YCosts and Benefits , ]5 Y$ e+ m6 Y! ]: \" T# h; X
Externalities! i+ ~! Q1 M9 m+ d
Decision-making7 g4 y' L' Q5 s8 t% a: g
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: h% ?0 k" i8 DCapital Investments
8 z# R! K5 D. [, |) X/ v- D: tYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!" w# g- h1 L0 t/ w& m
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
7 T8 P, i/ A* R4 P5 g* g5 L$ {8 _Topics:
# i5 i a% o+ O. {& X% G$ CCost-Benefit Analysis
' a) P+ l3 j; s% A0 NEvaluating Public Investment Projects3 T i2 [/ z% e( d
Look at examples from ( o& H; q$ I6 g5 q
Transportation
4 q. s8 j: B$ }6 {2 O1 zRiver Basin Management5 ?* v" {' o* i8 c1 H& r0 w2 ?
Electrical Generation; H( b! P' ^2 @
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control5 m2 g* `& N1 U
1 r8 }1 a& M* k$ |* n. vIf you enjoyed learning about
. p' O- U" U% M/ w/ H/ pSupply and Demand6 d5 Y8 L( @# k& O2 x! k
Externalities
6 e6 \; v/ R9 Y* PResource Allocation% P; u1 s: p) Y+ O
Taxation1 B1 B7 y3 g# b9 R7 x; _
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9 f# Y( A7 H9 q# B; L! i" S8 WSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
4 d$ l+ G) p% [9 s) n2 }You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
" f# \9 \' B: u( L4 HECON 365 Resource Economics
/ r- m5 }, d* \ g* u) iTopics:
9 N4 k$ m* |* o* F, F' B! HExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
" m6 u! q" x- C0 x" P& TScarcity and pricing4 e E7 Y1 P* ?' @6 R
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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Resource Allocation% j4 z d2 X4 u* z
Pricing' i u& C$ [& _+ d8 Y# W1 C0 U; o/ j
Markets5 D: p1 e' J7 E- y8 v' M" \; }
Government roles5 H H' @ R' ^9 {( \/ u; ~
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. P) L& @4 K2 I# _& {" mThe energy sector, including sources and markets
" V0 f7 B+ H; I6 I& N7 ACanadian Energy Policy and current issues4 O0 {; c& v D2 M$ Q
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3 b3 B7 f3 p- CEnergy Economics!
3 d$ R# `& e5 CECON 366 Energy Economics5 l* m2 ]' \1 d( ]7 ]
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Pricing
6 ^7 z6 F O2 Q+ I. h; _1 \Role in economic growth " k* {/ R% R2 L4 \5 U3 [
Energy sources and markets 9 C n/ O6 N' m' Z/ X4 u
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Regulation
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: L' b# d1 I9 G5 SIf you enjoyed learning about
- c4 W( |8 `! F# ~0 N4 \8 XExternalities
0 _& z+ U& T# X% s+ ]0 j# ORegulation
& G$ ?" L4 I7 F0 \6 g; {Government roles* Z2 m$ o. l& l) y
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, U9 {6 t6 R. ]0 K# y; HEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration w. t) a5 L, s, _. r8 L
Steps taken to address deterioration+ Y7 |$ E1 I0 s
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ECON 369 Economics of the Environment$ Y6 t0 i/ q, s4 I4 a l, |' n" A
Topics:
7 G; Y7 w) x$ M; Z( ]# n6 A$ MEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment ; m5 x, A: P; P/ Z2 \9 t
Types and causes of environmental deterioration 9 W, I5 z' u& N# X9 g X/ q. f
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
: P& ]6 S1 P0 u# J. l9 SRecreation economics
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! F" Y: r; S. p; ?0 O8 J7 g; L( NIf you enjoyed learning about
% [! w% F8 ~4 O4 d0 c Individual Incentives8 t/ B& R6 i, L8 o
Total Welfare $ `! L* X# `7 U# u# O/ k' Z
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! % k6 w) r8 m% E9 |% ~ C2 k K
ECON 378 Law and Economics
! w( j) D1 @) pTopics:
e4 k# E* ?# |8 XIssues in Criminal and Family Law) i- R- r3 F( K5 M
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining" ?6 ] q/ W/ D0 L$ ~3 r
Child Support Payments6 D: {, ^, v) q8 L, B
Private Divorce agreements
9 |* U( }7 z" x' z( g: a- YCriminal provisions of the Competition Act. ~8 P% u' D9 {+ z7 `5 U
6 v- z, y$ `; l+ T7 q' GIf you enjoyed learning about
: a' D+ Q9 [& a$ ~$ yPrisoners Dilemma. T# Z$ f+ B, v0 r3 f
Dominant Strategies
) _5 F. D8 D3 ?1 P" V9 c* ~Collusion
, X& g: b4 l* e9 a% A$ yYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
+ _0 R- n7 D. B* ]. m8 \& n" r; aECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications! X8 C4 F- D' T# T
Topics: & g% x3 h+ N! `& r4 @: [
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
6 I( h* j' D- u. }2 V8 u7 LApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
% L& x/ a* B8 T; H4 n0 bNote! Prerequisites:
2 e8 O. l: W. K3 P G. ~: MECON 384 & 299 |
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