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If you enjoyed learning about:
( }# e* z4 R( n d9 g$ t4 oTrade4 ]+ |" h- A' ]* u
Growth: V# `4 L9 k) v" L- B" `: G
Or would like to learn more about: * L |: x2 A! J
China as an Emerging Economy
! p G p! |, t7 \9 F0 Q. WYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
9 B2 p1 K4 C( C) |) @( JECON 211 Chinese Economic Development/ X- Y x% u, T- D3 E3 X0 v
Topics: `. ^' j$ p0 u+ e* e9 Y! P9 b
Chinese Economy Characteristics
8 H% `# M; C% Q0 x( c: m$ d' B2 C, {0 h: xRecent Events in the Chinese Economy4 G8 u- f$ t ?5 Z( d
Consequences of economic reform
( y: f2 U8 N y6 m/ c2 ?Canada’s economic relations with China
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h3 b6 w9 \5 {: RIf you would like to learn more about: 9 t( v* r% c* Y5 {, t+ s4 g
Rich and Poor Countries
, H* ~: ^! c7 A0 U5 lWhy economies differ* ~5 u3 m/ J- b f i; C3 o
Causes for such differences7 u- U. @/ ^' G
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth1 h/ V! f6 K3 a; v
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
5 ]) T6 ] M- X4 XTopics:$ e' G q, Q1 S' f! U
Technology
4 i: e) A* f9 `( T& K. h [Institutions
/ X$ _9 p# X- K/ p! vGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about
( F8 r, N/ O; r0 DSupply and Demand
+ P5 \* _. g" D! I4 @8 jConsumer Behavior
) x: Q" U: Z4 F+ xProduction and Cost) H/ ]) n' @- i9 ~ D5 z/ d' {
Price and Output0 l2 A! B5 v+ e' P' j
Market Structures
8 r1 ?& v, r. W) e( [You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
. w" O4 `* F0 p) L2 yECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I0 Q* W3 j K' q! G+ _. x( d& x
Topics: 5 Z+ H4 y F# o2 g: S3 |
Theory of consumer behavior- e% c Q8 P! B3 x8 p' j; @ e7 ^% Z
Theory of production and cost% d* Z2 u2 F! \8 H* {0 e3 O
Price and output determination under competition
( o) R1 e7 h5 C" @: lMonopoly and other market structures
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5 @9 M& c$ v9 y$ u {If you enjoyed learning about ( {) l+ D! w3 u9 r3 a) ?5 _8 W
Costs and Benefits ! G; y2 J! w6 }5 w+ L% C
Externalities' x- e3 j1 V/ x9 L; {4 [
Decision-making
, I2 @" E0 Y7 e& k: [4 ?( @ MOr would like to learn more about
4 ?# k: Y) X. U; r. @8 Z1 Z5 i- xCapital Investments
8 q* p9 A: m& l1 d6 `. {- n" lYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!( d9 X j' w6 ]# H$ a8 X5 s
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation0 Z- j* |; o; S& I1 L) L1 X, U
Topics:2 S' D( b' |, G6 Q
Cost-Benefit Analysis* l0 n7 `3 m) E( w6 @/ S8 b+ @* s" l4 M& X
Evaluating Public Investment Projects/ W& S! J0 g1 Y+ r; G
Look at examples from ) X2 R& n4 e! {, t
Transportation6 f: N- W3 Z( c2 B) h, }
River Basin Management6 u4 N2 W/ z5 [3 v
Electrical Generation( D) A$ I& N7 [ z1 n
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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, s$ v3 }+ Q" g, z6 C& Q& M# V1 tIf you enjoyed learning about 3 p0 R- v, r) e
Supply and Demand
% }5 y+ [! v. K# o6 NExternalities
1 a( _% C# [; B# E' E+ SResource Allocation7 E( D6 {6 b5 l/ I
Taxation
5 b0 T1 U1 P* k* B3 ~Or would like to learn more about 2 D( a+ o* L8 K1 J
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
6 N3 @+ f+ k; R% BYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!* g! `' I$ R, @. v$ V! o
ECON 365 Resource Economics7 G0 {- C6 u5 V& a! z; P
Topics:
; v0 G1 Z' g1 F) |. ? \5 \Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
Q; q7 U& U3 i% a! w% ^8 dScarcity and pricing& b7 Z- G: H! o/ ~. S$ c$ D
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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4 u2 a, e8 t9 @If you enjoyed learning about 4 h' o0 t2 V% c7 i; j& e# l
Resource Allocation
# E% \9 k G0 j' k) Z' M9 L- [Pricing/ f( S) R1 E7 k; ~+ F3 _; W e$ V
Markets
" r- W H7 _8 E$ {Government roles' Q) [1 Z. }6 g4 ]" m
Or would like to learn more about
4 I" u9 G+ v: [ Y/ W" f6 CThe energy sector, including sources and markets! n( I* P4 F }$ C: b: P0 ]
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
( z3 m) `7 V+ u5 @7 I6 X# D7 yYou might enjoy a course about - e O* G8 M- p8 {7 J* I
Energy Economics!2 [9 [. F3 B* @" P, A7 V
ECON 366 Energy Economics2 v: I) p7 W' u# u
Topics:
. [0 I- K1 f0 Y) y, T+ zPricing
# E& I! k. O) E1 _: k- Z: bRole in economic growth
- G4 T5 I+ P6 r8 w6 k/ ^/ W; DEnergy sources and markets
- X e" {% p, k0 y( L2 V, lRole of government 4 E/ ]2 n: Q8 M: _4 C3 O
Regulation ; R6 o' @$ I) Y+ ]- n! _
7 N6 _, R9 q( Q7 U% Q) x
If you enjoyed learning about 2 w1 ^6 c [ K7 q
Externalities
7 }4 h+ D4 x( A0 e. TRegulation
# P- D) C w1 @; i, vGovernment roles
6 K, _* H( ` V: W% T* v6 m3 o$ `Or would like to learn more about 0 E3 B1 ` J: D
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration. R* d; t, R3 u/ x( m9 {
Steps taken to address deterioration) f8 t, i) P$ x J! W9 Y) c
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
! b/ Q S. j, h% X+ {ECON 369 Economics of the Environment6 z; I) Z2 @& l' H; ~
Topics: * S, u H9 J, l0 {, A2 ?; l
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment 9 ^: h0 D3 F3 {, ~: m8 O
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
0 F! p$ ~! |2 k* s# c6 `( zTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
' t! D' }0 W. x5 U+ c; uRecreation economics1 u" @( q) [ j+ F: Y L/ M
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If you enjoyed learning about
7 _9 R( `4 L8 ~- y8 g+ K# A Individual Incentives+ J4 m2 ^3 m$ |+ O
Total Welfare & D" B( o1 j( y) c& W- I( w
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
# f" r1 F% N9 ^6 }# H yECON 378 Law and Economics
+ k' f; w2 D* ~+ b0 x" j# o* ITopics: + n$ |0 ?* ? z `4 N( z9 W
Issues in Criminal and Family Law( X' a b7 ^( E2 X* C* q1 Y
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining, |8 Q0 W: n3 l
Child Support Payments
+ ~. P1 ?9 S ]1 e4 R- MPrivate Divorce agreements; L& N/ M3 H9 v w% p- |7 y7 Q) g8 X
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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If you enjoyed learning about
" B6 X. o: ?+ f6 n9 CPrisoners Dilemma8 l% K) B5 x, s
Dominant Strategies
; k; E: E1 n9 _% \# ?* ?Collusion
- N6 I8 \: ^% {; K) Y; ~9 f3 TYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 9 [: \8 p, o2 y! p% X7 O
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
. z" D+ a0 F7 NTopics: * o2 `9 B1 A7 j# x3 G
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
g1 u3 w1 A, x! q) @Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
. B* O- D) M2 p9 B. H# zNote! Prerequisites: 1 }; _2 A% [' K# d
ECON 384 & 299 |
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