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Trade9 U) o/ L( {7 z. S# p: ?) h
Growth
7 B/ r: I+ j/ K# MOr would like to learn more about: ! @! r! G3 V7 M. ?
China as an Emerging Economy
; O$ S+ x, [. g4 LYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!5 o4 B+ K X" h; w
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
2 p* T: V* b: R6 H' bTopics: : D3 p% s/ `' g3 w
Chinese Economy Characteristics6 P* \, q! P& E* x5 S4 z1 r
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy" t& G v# S7 s, X+ a+ f3 z
Consequences of economic reform
, R! z# U* D3 [ E ]# eCanada’s economic relations with China
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2 g5 J6 D* r1 i6 q; u" dIf you would like to learn more about: 0 b! N# X T. p/ R) A+ C$ B* N3 o
Rich and Poor Countries
; q5 `$ t* F) j0 U1 p4 }- [7 AWhy economies differ5 S+ ~; E% g2 P; n' m& F1 C/ ^
Causes for such differences# U8 a1 H& P. U. T( s" h, V
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
# D2 h; d6 ~/ H- y5 U# |ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth: j, I" P! t) k
Topics:8 y/ {! ~* r2 P3 E/ d# k6 k; J
Technology! y6 {+ c' K% n" a) d$ i- m
Institutions3 B2 k: F( K7 h0 P
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about
1 g4 H2 d# R* O" }* L0 f) LSupply and Demand
; t- ]1 Z( p' q$ T0 R w; }! yConsumer Behavior. p" w0 N% [# v- x; Y6 ]& {
Production and Cost
6 w: W3 S( o* `1 B" |% k( V$ d' KPrice and Output: ] `1 T7 \3 s/ u, ?6 \/ U3 M
Market Structures
0 H9 i6 J5 {% @) d" ]: p! _You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
+ n9 r" @- \! ?. c- @ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
3 L: g0 r" ^+ RTopics:
" e) @' ?2 a- e( XTheory of consumer behavior
/ d. F/ G5 B3 v+ |' q* \Theory of production and cost1 ]$ p4 j" @0 f3 i& n
Price and output determination under competition" A+ q2 [* m/ c9 q* v6 r
Monopoly and other market structures6 e" I$ [0 m) |
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5 D! p. b% ]; m% l' G& A6 OCosts and Benefits ! z. } J1 V' g. U
Externalities$ u3 F/ N( Z* Z e6 |# e$ E
Decision-making
* d/ y' U% P+ J! V' AOr would like to learn more about
. L3 K/ V# q5 C0 K6 z, Z+ M2 T5 RCapital Investments
: Y1 ]' ~0 L7 {3 ]3 I( v' H, @1 RYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
# v, ]0 Y- V; j% PECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation$ P. C0 S+ W. h" `. h% @6 S
Topics:" k, ^) u, U- a# L- [' e" T( V" @
Cost-Benefit Analysis
1 E# b6 V" ]- k* u' ^# o% r: uEvaluating Public Investment Projects
0 e! y( ?, _. X* q: SLook at examples from - a8 l* \% E- R+ m/ W* i9 m- u: d
Transportation
6 j$ z/ \4 D! {" |) k6 URiver Basin Management
9 A$ v. ?% `' u* }$ D6 O/ ^) rElectrical Generation) e! k4 m. ?5 N2 n+ I* O
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about
( {9 |3 R, }9 [$ O4 m' T _3 ySupply and Demand
3 K, _. E# \" Q DExternalities
1 {' N3 U$ ?9 I+ o0 UResource Allocation2 b) \2 N# p8 d7 C& T! W
Taxation
) d3 i8 |8 y! H0 x; D' `Or would like to learn more about
1 ?$ h* {- T5 ]Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
b8 }5 J5 {+ [- J, s3 @+ nYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
. j5 s1 J7 u0 L% }ECON 365 Resource Economics
, i8 ^8 S+ @6 w7 ~) C, A3 wTopics:% X6 v3 c! r5 c9 r
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources7 c# L2 i/ g, ~
Scarcity and pricing
* t; ]2 }- {2 L6 XContemporary Canadian resource policy issues# z B4 I6 q5 t; r& E! }
% l/ O4 u7 K) U* m% SIf you enjoyed learning about
7 O7 u) h# o" Y7 V$ SResource Allocation
- T# V& _- U4 k9 t, z- k: h/ WPricing8 T# ~6 @6 g. d9 D
Markets% G1 D& R) q+ r5 m5 W
Government roles/ h; W+ K& G9 z
Or would like to learn more about
3 i, M* y/ ^* n) T8 P# P, A* WThe energy sector, including sources and markets8 ? a, M0 H% n) s* N% d. L
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
5 K* n* O+ x: A6 j' q* oYou might enjoy a course about ! e8 V. x2 X( T9 `8 o: L
Energy Economics!
/ Q5 H$ m3 ^2 {ECON 366 Energy Economics
$ U& L4 A# v8 K: WTopics: 1 h. G+ [1 J, A! X4 ?
Pricing
- K: N3 U9 r8 L/ x& FRole in economic growth ; |% \% X% N6 f. P, Q
Energy sources and markets / u4 E6 _# V# f* H: {/ J2 D6 ^# s
Role of government `' p n. _! k% q3 R6 R& c
Regulation . v" ?! H" ~2 g$ f9 \& u7 ]* x
/ X" u* u1 G9 [If you enjoyed learning about
2 k* o% ^0 T6 O% M2 iExternalities$ J: y {$ X A) Y- a+ B* n, q
Regulation5 y4 d1 }" O/ S3 z; D4 l7 q
Government roles
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration5 M5 m; t6 p. p6 d+ Z. ?
Steps taken to address deterioration
- o/ ]* u" i8 J; X% tYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! , k- ^, u# X: n+ Z' A, |+ y
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment9 u" w% ?) N, X% u2 c1 t
Topics: 5 L8 |" U1 ~( [
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment 6 K2 s H: F; y
Types and causes of environmental deterioration . [. k6 _; J+ _0 R+ m: W+ h) n; A
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 2 _: l G+ _7 L1 m6 N
Recreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about
; n4 n. P5 E6 ~ Individual Incentives
' Z& T# F" }' P5 mTotal Welfare ! e' f0 v- e, v, T! h+ F4 `
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
. L% o$ Y5 r* a$ rECON 378 Law and Economics
" z: s/ M( O% h1 {+ n( t( J. h* zTopics:
/ j! M# z! n f- Q* q8 T' XIssues in Criminal and Family Law# b2 S s; ^7 r. t
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
p/ n( z; k: u& S* ~& Z4 m# yChild Support Payments
" i# F2 c) A1 O) I+ a' c/ T0 ~5 V3 APrivate Divorce agreements5 k3 |2 z9 C6 G, a5 D- @- e
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act G, G$ Q' k" }4 D) K& L
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Prisoners Dilemma% X$ \" V: M" ?4 o0 T+ U8 c; a) D
Dominant Strategies
/ G# z+ ]8 u+ N+ a& n4 i+ gCollusion
( ~+ ^( t$ ~- N0 y# |$ X+ YYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! " e' u" r$ u: {. o" m
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications& q: V3 u' b4 b3 {7 I
Topics: " j4 K8 n, r. k0 U& c
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
' ^- h. X8 J0 uApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
9 o! n$ \% ?$ XNote! Prerequisites:
$ ^6 b# v! G. k0 ZECON 384 & 299 |
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