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If you enjoyed learning about: ' e) V) U* z# ^' [& j& d) J% k% J
Trade" p4 G8 V7 h- J) m9 m
Growth
5 h6 C' k( I# j2 }3 u1 |Or would like to learn more about: 1 Y8 c' V5 U D0 r% v
China as an Emerging Economy
1 k9 `$ u; J) k. r7 {# c* }4 qYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
. k, Q+ {8 w: q# MECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
, Q% g2 a7 h: u0 c/ e3 }) b, FTopics:
6 I. D, b+ R8 J. k- d- EChinese Economy Characteristics$ m( C. O2 F* P. ~
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy- v- L, L+ F" Z( C! C
Consequences of economic reform) k4 @# [) z1 ?$ T$ U1 l
Canada’s economic relations with China6 y" w" K+ }1 Q6 B" ]5 u( s
6 L; n5 A& c* L1 d& q- J1 U* ?& EIf you would like to learn more about: ! P6 E& p3 P3 s1 s0 v
Rich and Poor Countries
" ` f V/ h9 x3 @Why economies differ. s) ]5 [- p* `
Causes for such differences: k5 b% Y+ G& }) Z
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth; i9 o$ X! O* Y( ]. [+ O
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth9 ^ z& h- R: F" O" ~9 ~- |3 H
Topics:
* N5 W! g8 W3 W4 ~; m+ STechnology
r7 @; ?6 g3 n) FInstitutions" T; A' s" A; d \4 ]
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about
3 ^* O. S+ M4 o! E+ a; lSupply and Demand1 F3 K1 [; c; h' y8 y
Consumer Behavior
x$ |! C! R, X5 ?' p( H- ?' AProduction and Cost
8 E% [0 ?4 j- }" V$ x" T1 rPrice and Output
2 d+ ^* P; `0 y5 ]Market Structures( ~+ f7 y" r- v! K* Y
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
2 q! S) O9 e& }" z6 rECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
2 p1 n8 w) o3 u7 p8 G8 p4 c5 _Topics:
; @% Y; I& i4 H; X7 UTheory of consumer behavior
: O0 \, Y0 c, ]# ]+ nTheory of production and cost
+ X8 d* p. W3 l# r9 B ^; C4 ]" S0 WPrice and output determination under competition% B; D. x9 G+ |2 r+ }4 ], L
Monopoly and other market structures# i% \ p0 E! r. F
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If you enjoyed learning about
, C) _9 B6 z4 y* P+ H V7 q! lCosts and Benefits
9 C# ?# ~9 w! v5 K9 F2 BExternalities
. A+ r& x9 q j0 O: ~& m% CDecision-making
( [" L/ N( H' V0 G, `Or would like to learn more about
8 P' F1 Z: e/ U3 c. P+ kCapital Investments0 H, H+ F% z( ?1 B0 _7 n% E
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
+ N+ o/ Y( s8 }0 v% [. qECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
, B! q4 R% P' a" P" |Topics:
" |# |. t& }9 ?& p# u; g: |Cost-Benefit Analysis+ g& B6 I6 m3 S# ^: F5 [
Evaluating Public Investment Projects m9 r7 j% p* Z4 h0 e* I
Look at examples from ; o5 k8 F5 _6 d. {
Transportation
) q* z/ v6 J$ F' qRiver Basin Management
+ \! Q9 K- Y* k% Q# t1 e- cElectrical Generation
8 c( T- N4 ?3 A: m9 y* jOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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: @9 z/ t& J4 \9 A$ Q7 QIf you enjoyed learning about 1 v) u8 u1 r5 u. `
Supply and Demand0 ?* t+ e7 i2 f
Externalities
: D P5 Y# t0 G( ^Resource Allocation
8 F% s6 a6 |$ O: M: NTaxation
. i2 c* Q8 C( {1 x) b3 ]$ b1 aOr would like to learn more about * f' A, F$ [9 {- Z0 m
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
9 F0 J' n) D5 R, S* O! BYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!# n. {$ l& a: H7 q b) }- }; g
ECON 365 Resource Economics
; t: g5 x/ ?- q, H8 w1 ETopics:
! k) n* O* C& m: g9 c! F. Y- XExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources" S$ k: a+ t" [ }. w/ b
Scarcity and pricing+ v/ R4 J+ y4 e. v& p7 I3 h0 [, b
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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0 e& V7 n; i8 B6 s2 Z, w5 R5 ?# I! `If you enjoyed learning about
# V, O( M$ c1 F* |4 A& HResource Allocation% c0 j, L7 M1 r0 n y3 v1 o- H% X$ H
Pricing- S. ?/ L* |" D6 v; I+ m& R' k% |
Markets) q9 Q9 h) E7 B' ?8 `
Government roles) F( U, _, b1 i- h" c9 e7 |
Or would like to learn more about
- `: S7 [+ c7 s i. X% N2 \" FThe energy sector, including sources and markets
) p* F' G) l Q; XCanadian Energy Policy and current issues' Q1 P- C% F* V- A F
You might enjoy a course about 0 N6 R4 O. `4 W, |/ Y/ x
Energy Economics!
4 h* F* g/ I9 w PECON 366 Energy Economics
) U$ g5 P# C$ g. @- bTopics: 7 S- E/ h% C0 _8 \& ?
Pricing
0 H3 g' |2 x: uRole in economic growth ' P$ T5 S/ O; r7 L) ~( ~
Energy sources and markets
+ L! u: Q2 H1 qRole of government - P4 R+ N/ E ?# q, d. {: A. @# T
Regulation , h' D+ s) s# a. v
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Externalities
2 p6 c) k. Y6 ?Regulation( U3 r6 y2 Y ~$ I- p
Government roles& [ P" b% j5 H+ t8 ]4 ^; K
Or would like to learn more about
; u0 Q& `7 P$ S, F% \Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
7 p& [7 X, V3 l0 ]( h3 _3 ?Steps taken to address deterioration$ H% ^* N& p9 U
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! . y* [; p; D6 r9 w8 W
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment) x# f- w$ }1 P# U
Topics:
/ V2 _9 | t* qEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment ! j+ E" r$ ?0 [1 V9 E& ?
Types and causes of environmental deterioration ( _+ ]9 b! L" D1 E3 ~7 C( ?
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
/ H% q' X- L; D0 ~! a7 `) pRecreation economics2 {5 J! j' U6 ]( }: F
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If you enjoyed learning about
! Y! G4 q2 G7 ~ ?6 t( { Individual Incentives
* }% o0 y8 |+ r2 C1 wTotal Welfare
& i# c; I% {5 [: u1 G* IYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! / L6 G8 z' |. D l& B! S
ECON 378 Law and Economics0 V2 n+ e% T' ]
Topics:
8 K0 ^. o: M1 w% |' e( T7 ^Issues in Criminal and Family Law
5 q% R7 m% t' \6 }1 uCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
& N) J- v- Y) R9 U% ^0 YChild Support Payments
" n+ B: {( E6 _3 W$ d6 y: K) kPrivate Divorce agreements
* X0 }" n! H% M0 ^5 G( hCriminal provisions of the Competition Act: `/ A: F5 @( I- D
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If you enjoyed learning about
$ X( B# y' t7 v: ?4 |4 |$ |: zPrisoners Dilemma8 Z1 J" l7 O; u% k
Dominant Strategies
# C ^3 s0 s) x: N+ y @Collusion
+ v" |2 H: E# H. p/ p9 A# T) PYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! * c8 [! t7 z* X- m! O, W6 M
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
7 Z' Q8 I1 p) P( x" D5 n* |5 MTopics:
+ X! ] Q+ ?) _7 u ~! lAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games/ W$ H4 [" _9 }
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 9 S: |- v9 B8 C
Note! Prerequisites:
|+ e2 F: }$ i0 z4 h5 WECON 384 & 299 |
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