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If you enjoyed learning about:
6 P' F+ T# h& z* r- Q YTrade
* q( }" A3 v* uGrowth6 U9 H8 d3 |: C- i0 O1 P) F
Or would like to learn more about:
0 m9 g# y1 u7 S* P1 d" u5 T& H6 [China as an Emerging Economy
0 N4 l1 K7 }: Y$ g( WYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!9 M* k" V. i; U* \
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
3 t# i {3 g) E; f5 R* f( YTopics: % J! ]- ^$ p1 G; t+ E
Chinese Economy Characteristics5 j2 A! t( n2 l5 I* R# l
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
% Z- h3 E1 c$ k/ vConsequences of economic reform+ X& p- ] |- N- w6 e \
Canada’s economic relations with China
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: l1 J: ^8 Z: P- S+ j- _If you would like to learn more about:
8 c5 O1 o4 H3 ORich and Poor Countries
p1 N- d9 D1 i( zWhy economies differ. T6 Y) z. N$ c' k+ h0 P' ^8 I7 J
Causes for such differences6 m/ r5 S" D9 o: `. d5 l5 X
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
! e+ L: F! }* _ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
- L" f1 f( E, [% ETopics:
0 o0 P$ [# R( }1 a$ bTechnology0 `6 n/ Y9 O7 ]5 q
Institutions M% O8 K' C3 }( o8 c' n
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence - p: T, l5 G- \
3 u' ~1 q6 `+ T: q% H: c8 [- m+ sIf you enjoyed learning about
" Z, P9 y# d7 m! x- I nSupply and Demand
, Z: V2 V: ~8 n. i2 r; AConsumer Behavior
/ C* q. s' c. M' r9 tProduction and Cost8 j6 ~8 U, V9 |; X
Price and Output( { a2 j+ L+ L, Z
Market Structures
. H5 {7 h i J2 [ PYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!; \/ `1 z1 q9 C0 r3 Q' S5 e, S7 t
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
+ C! _8 D) p" J* G% ^8 [6 ATopics:
# }) K. d7 j: l0 t& O% u) [5 FTheory of consumer behavior2 u: k! w- J; X, C
Theory of production and cost
9 t7 v; V& Q7 r# v1 sPrice and output determination under competition9 R; I8 r! W8 c
Monopoly and other market structures
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If you enjoyed learning about
M9 [+ W* t2 DCosts and Benefits
* o1 m& [2 H: U1 ~- D+ x" o6 kExternalities
+ ?8 e4 {; t4 JDecision-making. H# v$ V' C6 K$ Z( X2 h
Or would like to learn more about
$ R8 g5 }6 w5 Z1 Z/ y% Y9 U5 U. N! T! TCapital Investments
) b. n3 L$ [# ^7 G. @You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
+ ^+ P3 A% u+ h8 L& O) e2 ^ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
6 n2 b" l- h# @+ WTopics:
' ^+ s7 Y* e% n ~Cost-Benefit Analysis8 a# m0 \" L, n, X. J4 }
Evaluating Public Investment Projects# a8 y/ h. [5 `$ K; m5 S g
Look at examples from 2 g* {& R: I$ N, O" n$ n6 B9 L
Transportation
x; q W: L5 I! k$ l$ k9 L4 vRiver Basin Management
% e) K. f4 X$ w: C2 r) I- @Electrical Generation
+ k0 E+ Z# \3 w; W/ cOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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/ S+ ?" ~, j# N' @' j4 U2 \$ TIf you enjoyed learning about
' G2 \5 Y3 L" j; M3 R' r/ }Supply and Demand& k0 k& o4 X/ T3 T1 F: ~
Externalities) z& L! S' S& M; ]
Resource Allocation
2 s+ M) d+ E t( }: JTaxation
# w. ^+ J! H- D6 x0 Z" S% cOr would like to learn more about : I$ w+ I- m) P9 N* r
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
& ^4 O' b! h E' L, AYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!. o$ u" R3 T/ @, B4 w z
ECON 365 Resource Economics
8 G: i' }; M: a: ^4 kTopics:
s/ n3 n+ e/ f2 A! F8 ^7 S; j5 n; mExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources a" n) v% t( q4 _7 y3 s3 I
Scarcity and pricing- W% t2 j' J) G$ o! Z
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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+ W2 F+ h' I- M9 OIf you enjoyed learning about - S& s$ U! E# C+ i1 B5 ?
Resource Allocation
( p; M+ z/ D% d4 u9 zPricing
( D+ k w0 g+ I, _8 yMarkets
; B0 @& F3 i. U! W" s/ y1 y& [Government roles
0 _: ^5 q$ f8 V+ ]; ^Or would like to learn more about " D3 d, k* n @. Y
The energy sector, including sources and markets8 W4 \. O8 n2 b9 t7 _6 i8 e& D! r
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
$ e) T6 V2 y0 }0 r; ^You might enjoy a course about
) l( S' m+ V: e1 @. U7 m2 ^2 s$ ^Energy Economics!
$ ^3 t1 z0 G/ d: [: a1 |3 EECON 366 Energy Economics( u2 | @- B4 u7 Z" X1 ~
Topics:
4 q' S' M" R9 D" X' N% g. Y+ C+ t& |Pricing
" [0 v: b9 v- mRole in economic growth & P2 n7 N8 \3 ?/ ]" Y
Energy sources and markets ! d; W; L& k; d
Role of government
7 f; g- ?& m( V! JRegulation , Y' T9 m1 j: f7 p: Y) w0 B
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8 B# A+ ?1 s& ^) G5 [' vExternalities
5 n1 m# z& ^+ U- @Regulation4 f, J# U- K- M+ ^* q" F
Government roles+ P+ p% s1 G& ^
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration m0 P% z0 b! O* K1 n, y. H# w5 a2 k
Steps taken to address deterioration, x$ x! R9 {. Y8 p+ B6 V" ]. i
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
6 s; n4 u, u5 i4 B7 R5 ^ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
. Q( r8 d) Y4 @4 o$ oTopics:
/ P1 w1 r- X, |6 J) b0 JEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
9 T+ l: u& _- s; d8 {1 t5 g: Q9 [Types and causes of environmental deterioration : Q- C. X9 h% F7 n+ i; H$ W
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
$ U* j% F7 q% \5 M5 _! `Recreation economics% v u5 p4 ]& B- B0 A( F. A" Z
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If you enjoyed learning about
, U2 k) c9 J* v i% f4 X( G Individual Incentives
. O7 l3 u1 u. b' b) ^Total Welfare ; H' r1 J. W- Q, k
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 1 U6 Z; G' Q1 Q: o
ECON 378 Law and Economics
7 k' r, ^4 E- J0 }9 m1 xTopics: 8 }0 ?2 J/ C: R9 v
Issues in Criminal and Family Law2 U, f2 r; r' {1 p& b* K5 F
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
) f8 q) a( m+ t# uChild Support Payments$ B( z; O7 C7 G4 g
Private Divorce agreements0 I6 T+ w! W0 b4 A2 h5 {% U
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act: v% R2 ^( L) r
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0 {) N2 Y3 a7 Q( r3 ?4 G2 @Prisoners Dilemma
3 q& o9 _. h/ C; T" f7 t7 mDominant Strategies
( V d }8 d1 I Z" u8 O$ XCollusion! a! h' k% u7 Q9 ~
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! . J* E; R0 M0 s$ t2 @
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications" x, B- h9 M0 B2 d
Topics:
$ Y( Y' |, {: z4 ]/ [Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
( b- A9 w7 ^/ [& B8 \9 l- IApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
% N6 o7 s; I" D$ a6 u, PNote! Prerequisites: 9 [2 W( C; g1 j1 x
ECON 384 & 299 |
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