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If you enjoyed learning about:
# G! f% {% F' O! b! j' O* XTrade
. U4 Y" A A9 z& Y+ c9 Y% FGrowth# X/ t4 q+ O7 W. s0 @
Or would like to learn more about:
, c) s/ |3 o" s2 t! q, ~) l# CChina as an Emerging Economy, n$ f0 X# h4 \* J
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!; V# Y0 B( q& Y9 Z! W
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development# b' g; q+ e% A
Topics: 9 B# S% Q% S# K2 o
Chinese Economy Characteristics
; U5 a) N9 V8 I5 A9 Z, o) S6 e7 |Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
" \- P5 g/ p! [, TConsequences of economic reform3 ?: M/ {" H; Y) i) b2 k
Canada’s economic relations with China
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Rich and Poor Countries
: C; P* x& J1 V, v: b" tWhy economies differ" f! ]5 r% W6 H- p
Causes for such differences
8 }9 {; O- @# {% U( D$ p( |You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth+ N) d. P2 M; F: _
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth, W+ U* z& A9 x7 P* X& `/ t
Topics:
, W; @6 ^; K4 v! @4 jTechnology) Y& X E j `6 N- S5 j
Institutions& y K5 H) `. r- P# ]
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence 9 h' t0 ^4 ~) e
3 u, \0 Z9 P; Z; xIf you enjoyed learning about
/ M" [7 |/ n( [+ @* U: ISupply and Demand
& g5 u" D/ [9 L, `+ H% [' \' |* jConsumer Behavior
# C. L) r0 P$ i$ G4 h& V$ C& t: H1 gProduction and Cost
' o8 e g: V. J( YPrice and Output" A# [8 X; _" F
Market Structures
, B$ w7 b p+ ~3 Z( k7 N. n0 [( rYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!# b' K ]8 j& ^- }/ V
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I2 c9 O; o! ^6 U
Topics:
$ }" ^) o i( [' N- WTheory of consumer behavior
" l$ X" [* ?5 c& O" v M. \Theory of production and cost% t0 ` I( j( ^/ |" I
Price and output determination under competition3 _5 x' P' I4 z3 D. a" P& d
Monopoly and other market structures
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% `0 U3 ~' ~( LIf you enjoyed learning about 1 }- ~2 Z" t" v. z
Costs and Benefits
A4 m/ h& k8 J' A1 @* RExternalities
' s3 k/ D( P k: e$ W$ @Decision-making
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Capital Investments+ A% B6 m/ O- k" ?
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!7 F5 f- i& D. e$ y
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
3 Q" b- X* E' ?( T* ATopics:
# M% I3 ?3 R1 `Cost-Benefit Analysis8 K% b8 d. \0 D, _8 {) k8 }
Evaluating Public Investment Projects. E$ I# y( b8 h3 B6 g* P1 j" k/ ]
Look at examples from
0 n1 d$ O z0 u6 tTransportation
( O7 O) j* e+ F1 rRiver Basin Management, n( U# K* A" t$ @! V
Electrical Generation
9 `) @) P& Z2 _3 t' ? E& EOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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6 @ U* Y9 s- ^/ e' X) HIf you enjoyed learning about
: V. o2 Y u3 o) c4 sSupply and Demand
" W$ S) ^" G% YExternalities
% [1 D8 `# s- @& o5 |% w2 Q9 oResource Allocation
- _8 C- S& r8 Q! Q" _& H( aTaxation% J+ d3 B) \9 s' f; y+ g) y; b
Or would like to learn more about
& ?* o$ B2 m M( F! lSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
, n- p Q. c/ h& D" O9 c8 E# N5 FYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!! p- r( L; w6 S% m) U7 h1 [
ECON 365 Resource Economics
2 d6 q; ~9 @+ y! fTopics:
7 D$ ^2 H( R8 p; R, `7 W% vExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
. x( l, n- _ f& KScarcity and pricing
, ] \; F$ n# ^; | r- E/ _+ jContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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Resource Allocation( y1 m; G2 V1 T9 U7 U) M3 Z
Pricing/ J. {! L5 y, T# z9 z2 X, Q' p; H0 I
Markets
* }) T2 W& b( G7 kGovernment roles0 Q- e' W1 ]$ Y* c2 p3 t6 x- j
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The energy sector, including sources and markets
9 s* Q0 Y! z+ YCanadian Energy Policy and current issues; D# v! I7 _9 w: m" b7 Z) F
You might enjoy a course about $ f3 p* O( ^8 E, _% H8 J
Energy Economics! k" K6 K9 t- c
ECON 366 Energy Economics
. m2 R0 i) o4 v) X, Q- UTopics:
8 R% L% G& q3 Y7 M, Z4 q( ?6 hPricing
6 k. E9 q5 Y7 z/ R# S0 ZRole in economic growth
- j4 e6 o, N- dEnergy sources and markets % |7 s: g0 x% N$ c
Role of government ; A9 @2 {7 B0 \/ L2 x& t; M4 k6 J
Regulation
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Externalities1 X1 x. x0 d/ w0 s( Z/ O
Regulation% |9 [7 G4 w, q5 b
Government roles
8 S6 |6 r# ^1 G8 Y- n6 E' O9 _Or would like to learn more about
. @- F+ h- |! f5 MEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration: W) R% @3 }, \ r- q) ^" v
Steps taken to address deterioration
0 B) g/ ]+ W; C2 }' U/ s8 YYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
( C2 _8 p/ g2 `3 j9 VECON 369 Economics of the Environment
# J3 l& t7 |! s! m9 JTopics:
1 b4 F! O( }- \Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
( ~: u- Z, E! [4 G! [7 B4 |+ c) e- iTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
3 }7 K( K5 _: C' V" ]/ R* m8 T5 z& y rTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
. t8 }+ {) u% {- x) j3 j2 H; L8 nRecreation economics7 ^ a, E! R/ i( t& O' \8 f
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If you enjoyed learning about
1 y; }; X& z- i% w$ ~ Individual Incentives7 u! g2 l8 R5 P" r6 E6 D- X
Total Welfare
0 |; F4 `8 {: F2 e. H( a8 ^You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
5 Q, S! o" r, `1 \ S2 bECON 378 Law and Economics8 D1 O2 b# B2 S; ^, L
Topics: & Z2 z1 u: m o; P F
Issues in Criminal and Family Law7 l6 d4 P, W! c3 m
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
8 i O5 i- P+ `+ p! U# G' VChild Support Payments% A f* p1 b$ r3 v! F
Private Divorce agreements
; b; _3 d- y+ ]$ Y6 j- h; PCriminal provisions of the Competition Act$ ]/ T. s7 [ i
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2 p# w }+ i2 F. G; y* CPrisoners Dilemma' O# d* m3 j2 V
Dominant Strategies
3 |# ?5 E/ p6 g a$ c% \Collusion3 |9 k, A* M* ?! K7 w
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
v/ m7 \# U2 K- g$ @ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications- e* n: r/ } P* V, G
Topics:
3 j% X( O" a- D3 z7 r. TAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games7 C0 S6 I1 S s5 B
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
3 J- x$ ]" ]. J/ @4 {Note! Prerequisites:
% t$ b4 D5 e# X5 O; p! QECON 384 & 299 |
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