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Trade& p3 h; B0 v G y
Growth. X( X3 l! o u
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3 X) B9 H* L l) k$ ?# _5 V7 [; UChina as an Emerging Economy
6 d2 F4 U7 a8 s' @# cYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
" z- `8 d) j2 s" N' o0 ]6 cECON 211 Chinese Economic Development8 _% w7 d5 b+ D2 y( P
Topics: 5 j) O9 e1 Z* N1 \8 P
Chinese Economy Characteristics
: j' U4 Q/ X4 T/ m- f3 |* e; PRecent Events in the Chinese Economy9 N) z K6 C, C Y7 E
Consequences of economic reform
6 P i, g9 M) Q: L0 p7 ^1 j; ZCanada’s economic relations with China
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$ n* L' C- |6 w5 `: [/ ^If you would like to learn more about: : \: `9 j1 A$ Q4 n
Rich and Poor Countries
. S+ z% J- |7 u" _) {7 `Why economies differ
a: T4 e/ _. }7 Y6 @6 CCauses for such differences
1 t$ T0 a% |8 eYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
& s3 [# x$ R/ J5 B" D7 S7 UECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth8 p; ^# \9 ^4 M8 [
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Technology
7 @9 I8 g' V- D( w6 qInstitutions
5 n5 r" F% l$ a$ y) i/ TGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about
6 H; k& Z" L" T! \3 i0 N/ P( s- eSupply and Demand" f6 T8 O7 l, C: e& g/ m. w
Consumer Behavior
3 G0 i! O: U1 s! H1 A! | {# fProduction and Cost% `4 U" Z2 s9 _5 [
Price and Output# L: o& ~2 C$ _7 [4 S. R# V
Market Structures2 U; E: a" W+ m. q3 _: m
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!7 z, e: @) j, s$ _
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
# P& s' I: z. s9 b' b$ jTopics: ! p/ ~/ F: n% ]. l" P) a& c4 O
Theory of consumer behavior% k" D. `- g. R- {/ `+ ~9 u8 n
Theory of production and cost8 l! w# Z% `, j; L0 J- o! _
Price and output determination under competition. q- u7 n& U1 i+ S3 G. e
Monopoly and other market structures
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( W( N7 U+ q, L' d7 D# rIf you enjoyed learning about
0 W5 B- j+ P5 N, @Costs and Benefits 9 P# T( {9 R" t, _7 _
Externalities
- \( W* e( p& u$ `3 a* kDecision-making
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Capital Investments4 E$ r0 o/ S, \7 p
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!; h' J( L! M3 P/ B
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation+ D9 p: D! Q& I5 {; ?, S" s( B' P
Topics:
2 ?$ |: X! y5 f$ {& TCost-Benefit Analysis
! r$ X4 p5 d1 z, T# H; H# lEvaluating Public Investment Projects$ Z( D! A0 P0 C. k3 ~) j
Look at examples from
, L. i$ q) ?+ {( g+ U7 h1 h4 y' VTransportation
; w$ r8 T! a9 P6 g$ V, c) NRiver Basin Management! [# s* }8 G1 M& ?
Electrical Generation* m* o) V( o4 y, T8 [/ A# [
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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1 p1 q/ s* K1 s- X* ]7 bIf you enjoyed learning about
& U- }0 b9 {, f9 [4 A8 P$ `Supply and Demand
. h' B* g6 N V' f5 jExternalities
0 ?$ d$ C0 j( O& PResource Allocation' Z( L2 I# j5 ]6 W; q
Taxation
- V0 P1 F6 S* X, a0 L4 D" qOr would like to learn more about 4 i5 x& O" Z* \' h
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada; o4 L( ]) A1 |; j1 J' F
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!. T+ }% O) R3 O6 {2 R+ O
ECON 365 Resource Economics
& r& b2 J. ^! C& T! |3 ^7 {+ LTopics:; U; N- r, a, f. C+ j
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
4 n7 d: o# X4 N4 TScarcity and pricing
8 O. X/ @5 `6 p2 N2 O) I) n: X. t$ KContemporary Canadian resource policy issues9 P; s+ p8 C5 ]* l3 }3 L4 L
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If you enjoyed learning about
; T* h( z, t9 c- j& d) nResource Allocation4 Z R' ^5 ]- a/ k5 ~! W# V
Pricing
: g( P) }6 y$ r% W: ]+ aMarkets
- j# G: r' x! B1 FGovernment roles
: E( d+ U8 H' f* b- k( IOr would like to learn more about
* Y" h j' l/ T' u9 K3 ?The energy sector, including sources and markets
' z# ] X2 q0 M3 \Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
, `* i' P5 D1 t- y9 W KYou might enjoy a course about
2 G8 y L2 f2 S+ SEnergy Economics!
6 Z1 ?* q/ H3 t% ^9 GECON 366 Energy Economics1 t; A: h2 ]9 m6 k5 M
Topics: 5 P7 E0 M8 F2 |
Pricing
1 {' w8 \" ?% {( D" B8 V) uRole in economic growth ?/ U! D2 n. Y. P
Energy sources and markets 9 k {+ z3 L( [( [# a# R1 e' l
Role of government . Y$ w/ T& e; l! A, h' z% f
Regulation " w7 Y2 z7 J5 H; L6 H+ v
" I9 P& j" w! Y' r$ x; pIf you enjoyed learning about
4 T# t* \* w! J2 t, fExternalities9 Y& G0 P7 M" n/ K' c4 D# b! @$ h
Regulation! k0 X, `% i0 m& _8 p% b
Government roles
. g3 f% G. R* W- e' rOr would like to learn more about V, e! e! V/ k; p, p: \2 E3 Y7 b
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration7 L$ @7 ?- F1 A. K; l
Steps taken to address deterioration
% F+ ]4 X, |+ ^) A) j0 sYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 6 D. q# B9 l1 n9 b+ O
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment6 ]+ O: [" ^$ b7 U: G) E$ M
Topics: 1 s+ N0 o2 N/ Q
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment ! \. j- j& A; C/ I0 L& O
Types and causes of environmental deterioration 0 g) ?, N+ i! G5 v5 o
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration & D- k' D( \& ?
Recreation economics
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D! B9 Z1 s4 P& wIf you enjoyed learning about8 x3 Z; D$ q9 ]' E" B
Individual Incentives3 F4 _ a. F+ T7 A& d( h5 X/ L
Total Welfare , W0 W+ n6 E5 q) u B6 p- p3 z
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
4 @2 K3 C+ M2 _& l" SECON 378 Law and Economics
2 {# [/ Y5 b9 ~( I6 i. |Topics:
! \2 @: @1 y3 N- C1 X5 `, Z* W0 @- ]Issues in Criminal and Family Law; _* P7 Z" G" `
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining# }. y: A% g4 K, x5 [6 q
Child Support Payments% O8 Y9 |6 V3 L1 M: V
Private Divorce agreements
' H+ k8 v( J8 Q" S2 ~- dCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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If you enjoyed learning about
2 A* ?, M+ @1 K: i# e; |9 hPrisoners Dilemma
7 r# k! e4 Q: E$ A6 |6 {Dominant Strategies
& U; y+ x1 \9 ~Collusion) K! K& A. m( t$ d, U3 V" k7 n3 v
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! , v, a9 Q* d$ }6 X6 R7 T
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications( w! |) M1 C/ W# C |5 d
Topics: & T0 r( ]* m! B5 r J# V
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
! {& T4 |& ~% U1 ~5 s9 FApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 3 B1 v1 ?1 ]/ }# v& i. ]8 u" Q2 Z5 \
Note! Prerequisites: ( l2 M* v0 J% {. e1 t7 C
ECON 384 & 299 |
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