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Trade
. g) x5 _" h# v& MGrowth
% U7 A. C, ^1 A& Y6 HOr would like to learn more about:
3 e+ |) Z/ r8 [, a; ^4 Q3 u! jChina as an Emerging Economy
/ n3 e1 P& r' f: N" o" V8 x% }You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!7 C0 _* X. k& ]% W1 M
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
# z1 z) g) g( n8 o/ bTopics:
8 q1 G" P8 k1 E1 oChinese Economy Characteristics1 _7 L6 p( ^) v X5 n0 b
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy; k8 T' o4 ~1 Y
Consequences of economic reform
" X/ P- {/ o3 U/ W2 JCanada’s economic relations with China
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9 M6 D( ]/ Y0 Q% {5 `7 i. ?$ z# JIf you would like to learn more about: , i& x: Y6 z3 T/ J
Rich and Poor Countries
, D0 ^, r6 q! H- QWhy economies differ
( l$ x5 V0 S) V! M/ cCauses for such differences
1 @* g# M6 j3 K5 w9 p& C5 CYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
9 G2 n4 `+ N/ f& a9 t" |( a6 G. TECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
: [5 T. D* p; U8 n4 W* TTopics:0 O* }3 o. _' w/ t4 \
Technology
; }# b5 e" S t: z; \( @# KInstitutions4 N k& y2 L9 v8 W0 ?5 ~4 r
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence 6 h5 R( D; M! a* [/ G: ~! A
& i1 J- d% w8 K- EIf you enjoyed learning about
: r4 X7 z4 e* K9 r# J9 ESupply and Demand3 K# ]3 E! ~" e* U1 ]
Consumer Behavior
7 C# y0 ~( L( C; M2 }Production and Cost* p; [( h! F" c% a/ u. i
Price and Output i0 |# @1 A' z e6 F; V4 C4 H1 l( K
Market Structures
& L( |, S/ }7 }! Q2 s( vYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
. D" p1 n) a# V6 ]ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I% C2 `, r x% n- i" S3 r2 Y
Topics: ; G4 y/ ^ n( X* T) K
Theory of consumer behavior
, |, e0 `7 w# }8 \6 GTheory of production and cost' B3 @: e6 U0 g
Price and output determination under competition& f. m' R& B2 N. I8 E
Monopoly and other market structures# H' `8 m1 l4 g3 E
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If you enjoyed learning about
( G! }$ R6 |: p1 ?Costs and Benefits 4 R, i3 b) c( j9 |
Externalities
+ y2 V+ W5 a; F" JDecision-making( z( C; v# v; S2 F
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Capital Investments$ S6 v: k/ v2 z5 m% a7 u0 w: K
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!7 G; P0 x/ F% B7 i. i0 H8 y: D
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
% N4 B W# Q2 l zTopics:
0 v: y1 b0 e6 p6 gCost-Benefit Analysis6 _/ C8 G7 T/ `4 k% c/ N
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
! P5 m" K2 f z6 T+ w) T2 d3 FLook at examples from 8 N" |9 Z4 K1 f/ Q9 T! a6 u. h4 [
Transportation
O% M" W C8 s6 }! E! j- S& FRiver Basin Management) I9 ~1 ~9 ~/ g0 ]
Electrical Generation: W5 T; h$ W+ F4 ~, h' a% u4 o
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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0 R) i- ^( `3 p A) ]4 Z$ ^If you enjoyed learning about $ O3 e9 X: z7 u9 p
Supply and Demand
& ^& W3 I# g0 _$ ?8 IExternalities9 Z5 C' p k ~% d8 ^9 \
Resource Allocation% K% l9 J/ ]4 ?( p
Taxation
H u' ?! n% l& rOr would like to learn more about
: F6 G0 w7 q0 X8 sSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
( S. y8 W6 I/ F( c0 N0 J$ Y& I7 @; `You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
5 v' s% ^+ ?4 U4 I" R! _& tECON 365 Resource Economics, M* k6 K- p: K! q; ~4 W4 r& @
Topics:
" j& E# `: O! s# z* ~4 p$ E% oExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources4 i0 Z, o6 [( q. F
Scarcity and pricing
0 M5 f' f' x+ F) @6 CContemporary Canadian resource policy issues) Z8 W- X, k9 v
2 y$ A+ |# g3 ?If you enjoyed learning about . c" q& T5 ^! |! S% P2 F
Resource Allocation( q0 j' D% J+ h, B+ c& Q
Pricing! f& L) e! z( V; \
Markets; w7 z% `1 {* }, h8 G* ` L
Government roles
: l9 \) F& O% Q e( R dOr would like to learn more about
+ z+ n* I$ b. C, MThe energy sector, including sources and markets
# m, B1 G$ g- y, SCanadian Energy Policy and current issues: L, @7 { d! e$ }
You might enjoy a course about ( L% C2 [- i) t; b. ?
Energy Economics!
5 J, |/ \; K8 P# X0 fECON 366 Energy Economics3 D4 `0 T8 f m/ @. j# d* e
Topics:
# S/ f: J8 n3 @/ F* z) ?Pricing9 ^4 @. K' h$ ]4 U4 |. ?$ l
Role in economic growth 3 w' v) ~8 G' \7 y! `
Energy sources and markets ' L5 M) D3 `, ]% ?5 q% ]( a
Role of government
+ ?, g& a( v! q% aRegulation & e% V5 {/ Z6 P g; s
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Externalities
/ u9 |% Z' g6 [Regulation
# y( e) V1 t+ U" N( H! bGovernment roles
, {: v4 m3 g( I0 r9 `/ c# tOr would like to learn more about
" ^2 l. \7 M7 O; ]/ d: M* ]Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
3 P& M$ v1 f, Q- v0 \) Y9 ^Steps taken to address deterioration! P; A& {; I D
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
" s0 C! L& |. F, C& f7 F' FECON 369 Economics of the Environment- d) Y5 R ~- t/ k a3 p
Topics: 5 O# K: k' W' C
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
. H, Y' O) M, |+ b, Q4 k! m$ V! ~5 u- mTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
$ T8 J/ g) p0 l% y3 `' RTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration : u% d# ?) ~- j2 S' ^
Recreation economics
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. L1 s, |, W( \6 |" sIf you enjoyed learning about8 }2 q$ h- S3 d5 \/ o3 {$ r
Individual Incentives
' n4 H) B% e3 |! M3 }' T2 XTotal Welfare
: W" J. K# j; ~! V1 P/ g) qYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
' h. r7 Z5 Q$ v( s5 m/ mECON 378 Law and Economics
7 Q6 |& h. o/ m3 h& m7 lTopics:
) H& {( n; S @* jIssues in Criminal and Family Law
& ?& g. \3 I! v/ h" D* x0 ECrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
# X |7 u) ^2 G) N- @: Q& w4 g0 E( IChild Support Payments
/ x: I: o1 M! y! XPrivate Divorce agreements0 w$ q# v# f4 s0 \' t/ ^
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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Prisoners Dilemma9 O& u# z& D7 g3 M# ?8 U) q
Dominant Strategies: z8 c R9 d0 o" ?# t
Collusion% Q r0 B8 s6 M" |0 g0 j9 l( B
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 3 H7 p8 Y& p, S, w; x
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications7 U( B( \6 @& m5 a, d& u
Topics:
1 E3 w! A) D r: z& IAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
. C+ G6 G: {' Y& M/ K" ]Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
+ z6 J |7 a3 }Note! Prerequisites: 3 C1 i8 m& x g" c1 \
ECON 384 & 299 |
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