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If you enjoyed learning about:
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Growth
* G1 s% J) g5 j+ d4 i; [1 i# q! VOr would like to learn more about:
; i- J, \ N1 `$ I/ D2 L" tChina as an Emerging Economy
7 E. @8 E; E& G9 Q5 d" XYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!4 u" G3 i# q# k. ~
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development/ O' o. V5 w$ n X. E8 [3 w
Topics:
5 b$ ~. L: `/ g8 [' LChinese Economy Characteristics: h/ ?( _* e8 Z' v0 ^% F
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
) x8 j2 g# R1 O W a/ u$ ?0 `4 MConsequences of economic reform
9 I% [ ^7 `* P3 N% Z8 @1 c( m/ ]Canada’s economic relations with China
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If you would like to learn more about:
: X: K2 \% P0 W6 j' v& uRich and Poor Countries9 ~, ~$ T& v) ^3 x
Why economies differ
# P5 o% U+ H7 l' W! sCauses for such differences
4 a; m4 h4 J/ _8 iYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth O! i- {% K$ i6 N
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth+ d; o/ t- [, x2 J: E) I/ E6 G" q
Topics:* C' F' u- G2 a# E% h# F* s' q/ K
Technology5 w1 S+ y( k- D
Institutions
$ ~$ \1 J0 T& ^* |0 WGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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6 ], b1 N* K" y: D4 {& c% QIf you enjoyed learning about / i# ?, f% H |
Supply and Demand. D6 q$ n1 X8 e9 n% p
Consumer Behavior
/ T! a8 Z9 z' B. SProduction and Cost0 O6 F; a" L, ~, s' q l' @
Price and Output
. j& g0 c. G% ]" P" w9 U6 Q E5 {Market Structures" H: D4 l# n* g; e g- W( J
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!+ ?4 M( c' W7 L0 w
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I# A6 x) g) b6 S5 z9 z) a% E
Topics: # R- P. r, ~+ U6 y6 Q
Theory of consumer behavior
: Y3 J4 K. a, k6 U8 _7 b, E" k" VTheory of production and cost# q( c# p- m: Y. ]" P; M/ i; A
Price and output determination under competition
% ~- D; n# F$ I1 v5 mMonopoly and other market structures: i! M1 I8 @9 F
A# |, x+ S; }- A1 MIf you enjoyed learning about ; q2 t6 F$ C5 ]; H8 O
Costs and Benefits 1 W: G7 d7 k( }' b, t, |( @0 l
Externalities& m: o8 y& N/ G, n a3 { _! L5 N5 L
Decision-making! X! G6 M6 {0 `: [7 ~2 K) F
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Capital Investments
# S: k/ O9 N) _4 b" b0 l3 tYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
2 ]+ y" X% R3 e8 C3 B# VECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
+ W0 O6 S% ]6 v5 d$ ?& Q3 eTopics:3 I* I% d5 p! [
Cost-Benefit Analysis
- n1 D0 [, f5 C4 s. W9 bEvaluating Public Investment Projects
2 m- A4 x$ {" I: A4 F+ X' w- `Look at examples from
" G7 k4 F L) H6 O8 l5 F q% XTransportation# m: K# P9 I, S/ U6 g, F% b
River Basin Management
* Y9 w9 Q, G v7 }# r% Z, \Electrical Generation
* B- ^5 W. u: D/ n" ?Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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$ y! x$ |! V, ?% J$ N* \7 H8 ZIf you enjoyed learning about
# F! `# e( B; T b8 v" sSupply and Demand* j z& k' `( D( ?5 _* t
Externalities" _6 l0 _% k& Q$ D3 S- c/ k; Z2 ~
Resource Allocation
. X- K( [2 k5 j: U; V* o7 d oTaxation
* ~6 ? |" h1 |3 ]7 g1 @ FOr would like to learn more about 9 q6 p' H8 H, T) R4 ~
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada# t9 X2 ^" `4 f7 C( z" n+ o" V/ Z1 F1 @
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
, |3 @- S$ g1 z8 I0 A4 X' S9 Y& aECON 365 Resource Economics+ M" l) k3 g; b t5 g. Y# V# g; F
Topics:1 n3 |! ^' t3 D, `9 \
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
* _# |4 E! ~ [Scarcity and pricing
+ ?' a5 i% ~2 \. \Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about : @# \" j- i6 _2 \" l! C
Resource Allocation5 a) e& _1 M% a% {9 c
Pricing
4 t$ _& X! }3 L' S; E3 K [Markets
, k G# o2 ?8 f% y" a7 @) L9 d/ MGovernment roles
0 H+ n3 I$ p$ X# ~0 ~6 F6 YOr would like to learn more about
0 m x4 F' M: e5 J1 K KThe energy sector, including sources and markets
/ b$ Z8 X# A: g, YCanadian Energy Policy and current issues7 L3 U2 _2 k& {5 d9 Z
You might enjoy a course about
1 t1 V1 N( \+ V5 ^+ SEnergy Economics!4 A% ~' M( D2 x: r6 e+ z b& u
ECON 366 Energy Economics k3 Y6 b9 r O* @* D- \" R% ?
Topics:
2 w( n) o+ [0 F/ S. q2 jPricing
$ ?. {( H8 ~* |0 G( ?. x) P+ hRole in economic growth 6 O5 f2 ~; S- @. H, }
Energy sources and markets
/ ^. t C4 K5 ~! H- r$ T" i$ gRole of government ; Q0 ~% V2 N1 n1 W! w/ r" s
Regulation . E/ K% I0 @0 z" ~7 G+ p$ t
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If you enjoyed learning about - @2 S8 I! H8 q& U2 |
Externalities
: \/ d# B, b" oRegulation* ~- G; A6 R% S
Government roles
& o7 q4 c! C9 j1 `Or would like to learn more about 8 \, d" d( u/ Z& h7 z: X& D3 L
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration4 \, m% a, M5 m$ ^* r8 }
Steps taken to address deterioration# F; v4 N& f- r# c* g
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 5 i( \- ^ g+ q6 ` {; @
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment3 `1 d9 ] q+ z3 e: U, k
Topics: ! ~) \- D: p( c. A" o' H
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
5 N! ]3 I3 k0 S: U9 i6 P5 CTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
: R8 `& w& Y& ?. X6 K( UTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 0 D$ M! h4 l5 i t, [& a
Recreation economics2 Q, l4 Q" [" t
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If you enjoyed learning about
$ I8 ?" @* u) J( e* C( f8 S! } Individual Incentives! e4 x9 {# ]3 D5 D" U
Total Welfare
" V& L/ M# P+ v4 yYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! % K, Z) \) w, O" o ~3 l& s
ECON 378 Law and Economics
8 g. a# A6 i) S, C# _1 qTopics: @0 E) F3 U; Z, Q" q
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
; q( ?0 n6 {2 ^7 D( {; x" hCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
- R2 J$ W0 |5 jChild Support Payments1 u( P1 b; R7 T6 V6 `9 r9 z
Private Divorce agreements
3 p( V5 n. h; `+ X$ B5 J' O6 \" |' NCriminal provisions of the Competition Act& h# w, j/ m& E$ a4 p
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If you enjoyed learning about
: ~! }! q, N. ?( y6 cPrisoners Dilemma
# _! ^& g: T5 Z6 Z% x4 G" qDominant Strategies: z$ j3 e5 W/ W: Q5 O3 a1 v+ ?
Collusion
8 ^* v: u4 K1 P6 M# V' _! \You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
5 S$ N* @& t+ kECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
% ^( R/ |$ ?3 i/ CTopics: ! N+ f+ I/ Y# i2 M7 u9 {" k" L
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games4 B9 T3 i9 `: d% E/ D
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 5 N# w; D1 [, `5 x, k8 A. p% Y
Note! Prerequisites: $ Q2 H; o" B9 j
ECON 384 & 299 |
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