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If you enjoyed learning about: 7 R" ^# H4 H: V# T* ?: g# f# l
Trade
/ X( B4 B, Z: j- WGrowth
+ r8 ^9 h0 Q+ o/ g3 x HOr would like to learn more about:
! J1 b/ R. `! t9 g7 I: w, TChina as an Emerging Economy
) _3 @' [# C8 f- e4 d% hYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!! _ Y1 g6 P$ w9 n5 q
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development9 S2 F+ a' M. b8 G8 t% Q
Topics:
! U' }: O) b7 W4 J% I- E* bChinese Economy Characteristics
' c8 a6 l0 \# l6 {2 iRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
7 k' K% ?! q, [" T. V* i( r8 kConsequences of economic reform
: P6 Q8 V9 u! n1 m6 ACanada’s economic relations with China
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% Q+ y9 ^. k. X: D/ L- HIf you would like to learn more about: 8 c: _' Y) e' `, P
Rich and Poor Countries% y; w( |( ~: ?2 h" p0 r3 x
Why economies differ! m7 _9 f: I) ^) [! q- H1 Q
Causes for such differences
% V) f' ~( R- I: f0 d5 dYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth4 H U* ~8 b, D1 P% T# x7 x
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
$ g a8 _. @; Z0 W& XTopics:
, \% N8 B# F1 L$ v, Q% X% X- }3 q' t! ~# A nTechnology; p% q; q# \ p, [) F( n6 W3 K) L3 X, l
Institutions- y& V6 [$ v) B' l0 M# J
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about
1 w5 }) ?, W! P8 @( a* \+ {Supply and Demand9 b3 H m5 C+ B8 c# p
Consumer Behavior
" S* u& z3 Z9 n' DProduction and Cost
H. a8 _$ S3 ?/ e4 j/ Q4 aPrice and Output2 d* h; k* P4 j5 s7 D( p
Market Structures; J; E% y* h' y6 A# b% l0 E5 S
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
4 B$ B+ X5 X$ { ^" VECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
/ P( X* P( T$ V: V$ bTopics: + q$ e) b. Q% o2 v, t- e2 a# `
Theory of consumer behavior
) B" k0 y5 f [2 e F- OTheory of production and cost
" ?- \6 L# t5 ~8 vPrice and output determination under competition
4 h* [" } s! \7 F: G1 M% ]$ w5 z4 ]0 bMonopoly and other market structures; s, _; M, l, d5 L6 Y0 U; B, y& X
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Costs and Benefits
4 j* \* E6 a/ dExternalities
+ l0 [3 e4 p2 T% N6 x& `Decision-making& }" T7 i' J* N/ T9 z9 a
Or would like to learn more about 3 |$ V) J; v3 u J) H% a, U
Capital Investments
: D: O$ B* U& A/ L' ]. @; r( HYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!; |3 S; K! O( r7 a8 e/ H4 q
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
+ m7 y( t$ C& t$ K1 h6 HTopics:; k7 h& V" H+ l6 F
Cost-Benefit Analysis
# U0 o7 w3 C8 {, o. f' f) rEvaluating Public Investment Projects) q2 A# @4 J" p( W
Look at examples from ' `9 J6 k; @' Y* g. T3 r( n
Transportation
* |. w# @1 u$ MRiver Basin Management9 K6 z J7 S( r4 Z0 E0 _6 T; N
Electrical Generation$ |1 D$ Y6 ]. L+ I2 S# G) ^' ^$ ]
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control; J: L+ I# j& c/ V& Z! e8 y3 \
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If you enjoyed learning about
7 h- G ?5 ]3 I6 @( hSupply and Demand W5 G \( {; E2 s& e( m
Externalities. t/ Y$ t( J5 x
Resource Allocation' f5 V- i5 r) Q' j0 W
Taxation
" M, ]' p5 r0 \) X! s2 ?0 C9 |Or would like to learn more about : N" \$ P; f& B* p8 A( [$ a7 v
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada7 ^' ~% d% [0 b: i( B
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
: H4 p D7 X3 y" _" k$ KECON 365 Resource Economics
+ Z s ]& r( Z. H" O6 iTopics:
% n6 v; ^# d- k4 Z7 R7 RExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources. f5 N6 e( d9 J' ~
Scarcity and pricing
0 i: m( s- n- }8 B2 U2 ~Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues3 T0 K1 T6 A. g) z, j6 N+ f
. n, A# N8 v0 `& @6 A- C* B+ DIf you enjoyed learning about
+ d6 h' r8 d9 D; m" N0 lResource Allocation
8 k- h) R- l' Z! _Pricing% a7 @3 D. N; M4 D, ]3 @& s, v
Markets" g. l9 {- w! H
Government roles+ R/ I4 @& i6 ?: n3 t {
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The energy sector, including sources and markets$ }% W9 f, y: l. B" A
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
8 q% C) C$ d3 yYou might enjoy a course about
. d H. B1 T' Q1 t) r/ YEnergy Economics!2 i) O. |6 P% V" [: S& j
ECON 366 Energy Economics T7 @1 ?& U K$ u! ]8 n
Topics: 3 b3 g# j; M- A( s9 i h, \, J
Pricing, i8 t' _6 ~, u/ l+ {/ {9 ]+ U4 e
Role in economic growth
* t- t" q% o; w, W! K3 mEnergy sources and markets d# U' _' D3 n; O
Role of government
1 ~' R& k' M, YRegulation
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$ J2 B$ n4 m9 s% a/ _3 iIf you enjoyed learning about
+ ] x* Z( B: k/ H. S% a. qExternalities
, C4 p( H% @4 a7 q; R uRegulation
( ^7 L, T9 F9 k8 T" p" QGovernment roles# T' R3 x Q$ g/ e) T2 c- q9 h
Or would like to learn more about $ c4 F2 \6 i4 h5 \ }/ g- p
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
+ t+ d) e: H4 H, e' P& USteps taken to address deterioration
7 c$ Q" R3 S! ^9 r2 K1 aYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! ! I( w4 K5 j8 T
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment$ U1 J9 O: O/ ]0 l
Topics: 3 w1 p# T. J9 ?" ]7 M
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment 1 u& {6 a4 i( Z" ~: l
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
- [6 X: \; b2 L- e2 u& aTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration / J$ {1 W! ]" j$ h9 t7 m
Recreation economics, b6 ^ z% U* [# z6 x+ H5 `* o
3 J) V/ D G5 M: X. |If you enjoyed learning about
: H0 ~) M* u( V' v6 c Individual Incentives
/ x( p/ o& u( y1 OTotal Welfare
; [1 @9 U9 `! L; w" [You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
3 m- N+ w# v$ [4 p0 a9 qECON 378 Law and Economics
1 N) p* N) u2 k3 ^- pTopics:
* k7 e3 V( z8 L" T7 |7 p# q5 N6 s7 uIssues in Criminal and Family Law. ` `% F* M2 q( s+ Q
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining/ {- d' v2 a! S% p/ \
Child Support Payments: m( P+ \ f( e+ [6 T" U3 ~) `; G
Private Divorce agreements/ @, H$ v2 @3 [$ a# I
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act: P- I2 @" U" N( K/ N0 \ Z
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Prisoners Dilemma
% ^ p# T5 v+ @5 Y2 _/ X" iDominant Strategies2 \; P. W) V9 v+ |
Collusion2 L6 ~5 G" x$ H" {
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
* p8 x/ k5 b) e6 K; FECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications& D( [" X$ `9 _! B- @8 |
Topics:
0 U# t1 N4 x. W4 J- oAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
3 E g- `1 r: ]6 z# l3 ?0 XApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 9 g) c2 W3 _3 v6 Q$ n# R, s& z
Note! Prerequisites:
, n7 C! B: b2 h. `% I1 _ECON 384 & 299 |
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