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If you enjoyed learning about:
# T# u7 ], d2 v* }) vTrade
3 V( z8 V# V; R% |. X& DGrowth
2 Q `+ r! `4 r" ~Or would like to learn more about: : A: ^, Z' p* K. S; G
China as an Emerging Economy& j2 e0 \9 z$ ^+ w
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!. w- i2 l# {* l/ H: b( {
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development4 k* B2 S8 R( L% Z- i, z5 g8 z& Y. ?
Topics:
" a6 Q/ a/ R* YChinese Economy Characteristics
0 h. |: t" ~# ?0 v5 URecent Events in the Chinese Economy
: J) Z- s- J- FConsequences of economic reform
# c: i. Q: o) r& {: JCanada’s economic relations with China; z/ P0 ~! g2 o& V1 y( e
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Rich and Poor Countries1 v5 {7 _6 X0 f- R& c2 w
Why economies differ
* ^$ G; l- z m3 U: UCauses for such differences B: u# V( x& h
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth' y2 M3 ~# Z3 {" ]
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
( }4 a' l4 ]/ W( ?, q! YTopics:
: \5 M$ S6 L1 ~; U8 B- j8 {Technology
2 o; C4 T }6 Z) q% b t9 wInstitutions
( L) ]) c' i% X7 i hGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence 9 Y& a" l* O3 ~4 D3 {* \# V! W! B M
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Supply and Demand8 H, |2 K ], ` d6 a1 L
Consumer Behavior
g# P4 U" ^) C# n8 B JProduction and Cost) E! L+ O% q; a! u9 ~) r
Price and Output; W/ F3 w1 u8 `6 M( L# u) z& D
Market Structures
4 j. r1 e+ H# Y r# }5 \1 W( MYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
+ A+ R0 G& }8 d) D- h/ U, vECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
* d; F' B; B9 |0 NTopics: 3 e) `7 Y2 g. O; x, W+ [+ l
Theory of consumer behavior
5 J+ x) M- Y+ o. d3 vTheory of production and cost
' j/ @ x: c2 m4 F4 A6 U+ E9 APrice and output determination under competition
) r3 J8 x3 o* ]2 pMonopoly and other market structures# M0 K; z6 H5 p
: S0 M5 G1 k, P9 t2 p6 Q7 z6 j8 b% NIf you enjoyed learning about . r! a+ m' U: x+ W2 J0 s" B6 }
Costs and Benefits ; m9 I* h& h$ s2 Q4 c, `+ p- W9 s: j
Externalities! q+ E; G; T8 x# M, V! s; z
Decision-making+ E* q" F. _# d' @; _% e8 k$ Y) ?
Or would like to learn more about
3 V. L+ {0 d5 i6 I$ a. C$ D. kCapital Investments' P% H5 }. a& o4 { C. b
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
0 ]" @: d) H3 m/ f" DECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
7 a( e m* v wTopics:
2 e+ ?6 {' u* E& p( ]5 j( w% A: {# `Cost-Benefit Analysis; u2 q0 f2 w) _
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
: @- ]7 g5 [4 ELook at examples from
2 p4 m R$ N7 T, p9 U [3 ?- f" U1 s# KTransportation
8 Z3 J& `& m+ {8 C+ o) ORiver Basin Management% |% `. w6 U1 J: w6 h7 r% `
Electrical Generation
% F' W! a' `9 D, m6 ^1 YOil & Gas and Pollution Control5 \! x O& |, N3 ?2 {# j, K
" Q& s( n+ }' f4 j% t3 W9 tIf you enjoyed learning about
. T4 J) q R" |% w8 ]" F- tSupply and Demand
0 E! |8 f$ l; _Externalities `5 m" \ [3 O& W* Y, i
Resource Allocation: C4 L4 R; F" H$ o
Taxation
7 x9 }* ~2 T" N* C; uOr would like to learn more about
) _3 ^. x% x; q" zSupply of Natural Resources in Canada, D0 B6 F/ v2 J: S
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
& N ^4 D- M+ Q! |/ E5 h4 P$ }* DECON 365 Resource Economics8 f' r a% d2 O! _% F) v
Topics:1 i2 X( u% B. U# j
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources* ~* m2 |' I! n% @7 E, q& q
Scarcity and pricing
( B0 U! O8 Z3 }% G. pContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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) h* C8 _5 f/ z' v: b0 HIf you enjoyed learning about # X7 l: L" j" }5 t
Resource Allocation0 s- j; }8 [' k; [9 t2 A
Pricing
. M0 O2 S. L* Q& EMarkets
, S( {1 Y# u/ n% G& Q: [7 uGovernment roles4 B! n1 t8 d* T( O% Y9 U* i
Or would like to learn more about 9 ]6 y, R% Y/ Q
The energy sector, including sources and markets
; }* L7 o, Q$ I) q) Y E4 T5 ZCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
+ g& M0 m0 u! e: k, N8 uYou might enjoy a course about
& J$ S. O2 r {# K P4 z- IEnergy Economics!
" S" w7 a3 l5 l$ @2 R& O( MECON 366 Energy Economics" a3 x5 O7 ~) N; z3 S6 T) Z
Topics:
2 a/ `/ f/ e. l( MPricing
( h5 ~2 P" c; A( o; Y$ ?$ ?Role in economic growth 6 O5 }& Y, ~4 k. v4 C' H& Y+ s$ b6 b
Energy sources and markets
1 t: w. C9 i- ~6 z' m7 IRole of government $ u9 {$ ~2 X) v3 Q1 m1 u
Regulation
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% q$ z: |1 n/ `8 Z% [4 S% cIf you enjoyed learning about
( Y$ I9 c; i# ^1 h' p7 v- @, R, i& i3 _Externalities
6 z$ A$ g0 z0 M3 iRegulation6 L9 X) a- G) P* z6 W
Government roles- ~" _- }, [& X' r, ?, G! f1 g0 w
Or would like to learn more about
2 i* ^8 q: k# e9 R# e; G* wEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration. r* P( \; y3 ^. @7 @
Steps taken to address deterioration
8 @+ l$ _' A7 LYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! ! m( v! ~. Q; u
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment2 @ ~, Q }! [* `/ t ]! o$ |
Topics:
+ k4 X8 j; m% E' z0 B- g1 xEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment 6 n4 d2 k3 K8 a: ~* h/ j
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
1 Q- r/ r# q% B8 i; M) _5 KTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 8 z0 S9 P7 o4 n* K" s! p
Recreation economics$ @! H) J8 L( o7 X/ V) v/ ?
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If you enjoyed learning about
- C& L& ~7 c. [" B2 j' s; t/ L5 s Individual Incentives
0 m" i! d3 X) P& KTotal Welfare " r- ?7 y3 x2 q5 t- m# @& l
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 1 G9 h) B. W, i1 R/ B- n
ECON 378 Law and Economics
; p' F+ C: _0 I5 ~8 G+ ATopics:
$ m) T, B5 }1 Y( Y% x" hIssues in Criminal and Family Law
; f6 E C, b+ E* e2 P. i5 S3 ?( z* ]Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining- Q% Q9 E+ |: e: E; H/ z1 \( j3 c! N
Child Support Payments, O2 I# q. a# P% i2 H1 U
Private Divorce agreements3 {6 g( [; t, }% E1 f0 L1 k
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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If you enjoyed learning about 0 D& Y1 {' `# T9 y) _8 J$ U
Prisoners Dilemma
% _9 P$ Q6 [1 G& v2 _) Z1 L% pDominant Strategies
& T8 V/ ?# M" r$ `9 wCollusion( ~5 G* T- c' ]0 h a+ _
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! # H3 }9 D9 I0 W- j2 m
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
; q* e/ ^& q; KTopics:
" A3 S9 f: _$ _; v$ HAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games/ U9 a, i5 t; Y
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
$ U- f/ G, n# V+ ~Note! Prerequisites:
. h- {. J! b3 ]* Q, } o) k- ^ECON 384 & 299 |
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