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Trade
4 a, s2 _/ b% \0 L$ ^Growth9 V- z/ @/ C+ R+ r* d
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China as an Emerging Economy
3 [* ]4 K1 h4 e, ], ]! p+ m- n! KYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!4 s K- c8 R- p2 V5 K1 p9 g( ]8 L0 R
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
2 A1 m! U8 e( |8 ]( B. T: W3 YTopics: ! \6 m0 v/ q1 L1 n4 ]2 X
Chinese Economy Characteristics
% _# L: M& M& B6 w5 O cRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
( t- L# m9 n; E3 d. c& |Consequences of economic reform2 h. g1 o) J7 {/ x$ `8 ]7 G
Canada’s economic relations with China
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; I6 ~& [: y1 `$ M. _If you would like to learn more about: - T. v5 a \! a, S# W. u
Rich and Poor Countries0 {* x4 U: ^5 r1 j3 h, M' ^% n6 g
Why economies differ3 Q @3 g, j& d/ P
Causes for such differences
7 n# o5 D. S& A/ U5 eYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
, {6 D/ o( e! X% Z4 CECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth! w$ ^& J/ ~ {* x$ y
Topics: U6 P% ]$ C; k& ?, i0 u
Technology2 {: E. C& g- H8 g6 k! Z5 }
Institutions
+ T! f# R: a; E/ p [; EGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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# B+ Z5 {2 @/ [( c- }If you enjoyed learning about
2 Q, g( S& [! C& H4 ]Supply and Demand
: b9 j( |! j* h) X: qConsumer Behavior2 I: s4 M8 k7 d$ @, l( f
Production and Cost8 I; ]& c0 E7 w7 ^( @
Price and Output
3 K: m# _ ?9 A* y" xMarket Structures& p; y1 ^- g1 g. N( O" ?. a
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
3 S$ o6 @# \3 y \9 QECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
7 y7 m I0 G; t$ YTopics:
: ^, m H9 X$ h }1 ^# ATheory of consumer behavior
h8 \ L( e W' o0 O& qTheory of production and cost D- J6 o" c4 W) {' o
Price and output determination under competition1 `# v" |, t/ j, \1 u
Monopoly and other market structures
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9 s; F/ ~/ T8 j! ]1 M8 d8 LIf you enjoyed learning about
) D/ c }& @2 [, P. k% L" |* O$ aCosts and Benefits
/ _7 {. U0 \ X1 }2 D5 pExternalities
; v6 D; N% k/ H' X4 H% |' ADecision-making n* F" H: C6 f9 p
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Capital Investments
3 I! |4 V8 r& pYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!; |8 {5 k( Q b3 F, t4 m( m( n
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
. U3 t, P. k' ?Topics:
: G) R- g8 Z5 ?1 [5 QCost-Benefit Analysis5 u! l) O# J, Z# ^6 `, b7 e+ K
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
1 n/ T( t F! D [ n0 hLook at examples from ( ?7 T8 h& s5 \
Transportation, m0 M% v% s7 @5 P4 }
River Basin Management. B. Y% f! w$ }8 S
Electrical Generation
: A7 J- R4 b( l: U0 b3 _' aOil & Gas and Pollution Control% _. b# D+ q% q" B" C9 D
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Supply and Demand
8 F1 ^( Y+ D1 E. w7 wExternalities
( A( Y: n0 z9 t9 z* c2 v6 |8 YResource Allocation
1 ^0 Q% R8 N0 h3 VTaxation
( G# k: O/ O. G8 fOr would like to learn more about
6 y- {" J; m4 |Supply of Natural Resources in Canada% ^2 O" @2 }+ l' D3 \: N; x
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
' ]6 F& G0 t. E4 a+ K. m+ s0 tECON 365 Resource Economics: {5 D% G( @ G! k/ W
Topics:
/ q8 B# |) [* pExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
* I* c8 d. v% T U% iScarcity and pricing
: v; j) g2 N9 D. qContemporary Canadian resource policy issues4 h6 b, o! Z. Q/ X2 `( R
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K' q4 D( \8 H9 k2 @8 ~- |Resource Allocation
! Y; F: y3 ~# x# ~8 k4 `Pricing
) b# }2 w7 @1 h5 aMarkets- l3 ^) Q0 ]* w& r; z- }
Government roles& f) a, {4 [" ]3 d0 W" i
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The energy sector, including sources and markets2 r; o( r9 `% t3 Y0 {' B4 q1 g, G
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues& d( w- G! s! o$ L; N! H7 ^7 \2 J
You might enjoy a course about 5 i& ^# {) y% G6 ^8 G
Energy Economics!* j R3 S C( \, w
ECON 366 Energy Economics
) k3 g: U: T k) x6 U* C1 o, C) M+ ^Topics: 8 W) d( H' P l5 _. c7 C& S
Pricing$ w Z! v8 \2 }
Role in economic growth
/ v: r8 ~6 E2 J# KEnergy sources and markets " H* L$ {* P- C/ d |, Z
Role of government
$ m7 O4 j7 N( e& \ gRegulation
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Externalities3 Q; Z R; o7 k1 l, D( N+ g8 @
Regulation
2 M, d* ?9 W. L- X7 tGovernment roles: D R6 o: C0 y& L) n0 t5 j! a8 H+ ]* c/ b
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% b# \" Q8 F+ l' REconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
1 a; H' v: r* `: w( ^Steps taken to address deterioration# c$ d( D& E4 i3 n! w0 d( L
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
1 D i! ~* d: _% s7 l# T4 dECON 369 Economics of the Environment
! n3 ~9 n7 U2 I% q: xTopics:
8 l$ a- R3 @* c8 z# H G2 v8 XEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
% q( I4 B- H; \+ k' J- RTypes and causes of environmental deterioration % X+ \! T4 o/ ]/ N
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
3 U9 T7 q" i$ F* @% z, N* ARecreation economics
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0 |* j: e/ x8 I; n Individual Incentives+ H8 n' B3 J* k" K2 E. ~7 z7 b
Total Welfare
# N7 c3 M% l/ ?1 q* H; t, _You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
" Y/ s% { D' e2 |( R" p4 H. RECON 378 Law and Economics
$ H- P/ Y7 v# r. H- aTopics: . t7 Z( h3 c! m) b7 X9 k q$ Y
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
. d0 A, A) A& Z7 r6 H4 ~Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
4 ^, _1 T4 g* _7 ]4 {Child Support Payments
9 s# G' s8 z) W% ?6 ~, rPrivate Divorce agreements
* I* X4 Y6 w# t, f) a Y# {Criminal provisions of the Competition Act o4 O3 B$ c1 _
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Prisoners Dilemma
( n. n: D# z, N+ BDominant Strategies
+ y5 _ Y% A; E4 H8 dCollusion
+ d8 v# `# T# I2 zYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
+ Q- B g8 @1 l* A+ f( `ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
/ @9 E% k% t; L$ ZTopics: ( `+ S- `. E: M* V- [$ c/ v8 n0 K
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
6 O' D/ Y3 z9 CApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion , L4 z! H( G/ n8 C. t9 N- k( K
Note! Prerequisites:
% T. S g2 T* k! r- u- AECON 384 & 299 |
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