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If you enjoyed learning about:
4 R% y- G8 V+ Y2 r0 A: }4 C1 xTrade8 H0 b+ ?+ a/ \* R7 b
Growth) C( }- T! m. Q. a! B
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China as an Emerging Economy
3 }& T- ^9 R6 {, x+ EYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
2 d/ c0 Z% o: a- f- `! P" v, JECON 211 Chinese Economic Development% B$ Q6 Z, M& z; I1 D# P
Topics:
# {# m2 W7 h4 ` N, U/ A4 [Chinese Economy Characteristics/ a5 T* |5 `0 z
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy! z5 K. ^. h& o) Y# S8 G
Consequences of economic reform
% L1 }* C9 l" |6 |Canada’s economic relations with China
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% I" [) Q" N0 ]( @* Y9 oIf you would like to learn more about:
; E- N6 e: ~1 Q" k$ Y+ aRich and Poor Countries Q) W3 J! \9 u
Why economies differ2 Y3 t1 x) w! h7 M8 y$ x! @
Causes for such differences
( A6 w2 l/ A% F7 o# I/ OYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
6 j- C; s) E4 I, Z6 I2 A$ ^ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
* V( h- g" E/ t; U' B0 b5 ?Topics:
$ T. ]7 r$ r4 fTechnology
+ q! [0 l' n( H- [) H2 Y2 NInstitutions% |' {# g3 k7 \% j: H, q8 N
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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Supply and Demand
0 e* W+ B; [) b7 rConsumer Behavior
, a3 H }5 W& k% }, b9 ?3 ~/ T( [Production and Cost
+ l4 O9 O& A+ x( \% Z$ VPrice and Output
4 A6 F( ~& o& [. u$ rMarket Structures4 L3 I: k+ y# W$ o. C
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
& S* B( }2 e! J& O! AECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I' @+ ^0 F+ T) }( F; M
Topics:
: h5 p% j; |& `* F" |9 U7 s" K- tTheory of consumer behavior+ |6 H% O6 f2 I3 a T8 Z
Theory of production and cost
, `( Q( \/ B5 {. ~- IPrice and output determination under competition
1 s0 V& _; F+ J0 x9 x9 x( z2 WMonopoly and other market structures
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9 U$ O8 l! I( R. {0 N1 P0 N, rIf you enjoyed learning about
5 n( u, X0 \5 t3 v% q; h/ V- c4 R- HCosts and Benefits ) p3 k2 `& n, V2 r2 F9 t
Externalities# d/ @- ]+ c+ I7 W% n; {
Decision-making3 q. I0 e3 ]7 m8 L, y! m3 C; t
Or would like to learn more about 6 _9 X/ ^5 b# C$ j R V- P, x
Capital Investments
& g8 ^1 r8 }$ ~* k1 YYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!- {7 i! ^4 ]1 e' s T
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation3 f" W# g6 l% e+ b3 q9 u$ n
Topics:) _& x; B/ H, P/ l) A G+ O
Cost-Benefit Analysis
9 C" m h! @8 ?6 @0 Q4 P: @$ a, a* Z4 Q1 CEvaluating Public Investment Projects
! H- S: k- ~" `6 V7 NLook at examples from
$ g6 M" l, b0 T QTransportation
) ^$ _/ |/ O& f* b# U+ dRiver Basin Management
+ a. D; E/ [# S' J7 K1 C4 X% rElectrical Generation& d6 V3 @( o# t! J& |; c8 M7 d
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about + }; s, }; u" V
Supply and Demand. u. U3 ~& J- c4 B' l
Externalities! m- i* p% N% a! L3 V0 Y4 l& m
Resource Allocation- G( E$ B/ a* j; a$ u5 \/ t
Taxation
. V( R: p" k0 fOr would like to learn more about 3 P& P# S6 J+ s i3 O% M5 D
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
% \1 ?+ G! j, a u! ~# MYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
% J! O2 `2 z4 L# `& E+ K% ~) rECON 365 Resource Economics' v' ^4 `! j" B9 X! V. l9 M
Topics:
2 n1 p; D) m$ ]+ z+ GExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
: F" M& x% J. N# R8 ?" y' @ UScarcity and pricing
/ I3 L0 ~5 h; X$ [( P* e' W; Q; hContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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+ n! a+ [) [0 }8 BIf you enjoyed learning about - t" [* x( T* Z; c
Resource Allocation' U# y% H8 C; I5 T) E- e, z( y# t
Pricing( J5 n7 S& @1 [+ N, u
Markets3 x$ D, E9 u- X+ M+ }/ q3 a
Government roles7 N" y0 o6 h! V0 I" k4 [
Or would like to learn more about 0 c/ D8 k' ~- D) S) F* r
The energy sector, including sources and markets' x" y% W3 v/ _7 l4 z
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
3 m" N! T4 ?" {8 s# B9 |) k: F0 s( E8 NYou might enjoy a course about
8 X" G' E0 N2 g+ F/ Q- oEnergy Economics!# q# Y6 }) E: b" X9 p+ M7 I
ECON 366 Energy Economics
2 e h1 J( C4 uTopics:
* c: k$ ?- N+ I7 L# M* R! E9 ?Pricing, G& V# ~, w u: Q* b8 y2 r
Role in economic growth
2 M+ w) D; U' l$ w. FEnergy sources and markets
) W) a7 v, A! X6 PRole of government + ^0 m4 K. \$ n
Regulation
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Externalities6 m! r; k% H9 [! ?: E
Regulation
) |( l0 } r% M6 ]- }Government roles" Q( @, y9 f" c$ ~
Or would like to learn more about
* g3 F. t( M( n: d& o7 g. REconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration& H' E8 [- B/ q
Steps taken to address deterioration
/ ^( I4 \- z# t* c4 cYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
( J1 p* b/ B) A* d/ G" \4 cECON 369 Economics of the Environment
: r0 w& K+ c1 o. w' z7 ^2 WTopics:
1 O* _9 y- E) e* r. u& iEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment - A/ h0 C# C9 {' m
Types and causes of environmental deterioration ! X" u/ {; s$ `0 A& P
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 2 e4 S L1 v/ W) n& J# q
Recreation economics- D& ]4 C' P+ g
# R9 r( ^! M% H: i$ \; SIf you enjoyed learning about
* M/ h+ }. H% }$ I" \1 z$ w+ q Individual Incentives+ q2 r& y# M7 \
Total Welfare 4 ~0 O! Z# n/ \0 r0 ~
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! " H8 r- L: W) X* d! `; b
ECON 378 Law and Economics
: Y1 B5 c+ @2 g0 ]4 yTopics:
# `2 ~' X+ k- W8 |$ T# _5 zIssues in Criminal and Family Law
. X4 G) I/ e# D/ I/ Y4 t( X: Z) @Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining* y5 O4 S8 i1 h' x# f
Child Support Payments
$ m( H! K) ^7 y/ JPrivate Divorce agreements: V O; Y( E; e% f7 M
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act: l6 J) s1 w; h1 e
5 q( W! t5 ?/ ^ E9 O. G. r: e: w) H! T* `
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Prisoners Dilemma
( @( g5 r1 ^8 f5 H1 EDominant Strategies h: f" ?2 a( i/ Y) B c( s' y
Collusion
" S" l3 S$ N; X& I( P6 ` V7 qYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 4 g4 P3 B, u( E& S d1 }
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
+ o! S+ R: S3 L6 R* ^+ S$ gTopics: + I% j5 ~3 Z9 e5 B1 |9 [! C
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
2 `5 x" H; k' a1 ?) n) p0 @Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 3 r: c* e5 N( s( ]+ b1 }% M
Note! Prerequisites: 6 K$ r6 e* P X7 U9 `# q6 d
ECON 384 & 299 |
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