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Trade
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China as an Emerging Economy
7 \0 i- V, Y) r7 e* u6 M! k# d! YYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
- V# X* O: F/ F% ]* N. O$ K3 LECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
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( R+ z0 [* d: UChinese Economy Characteristics( Y3 _9 T7 A& J: x2 G% t
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
9 F! u6 P1 J3 _Consequences of economic reform- @. Y1 |0 _) ~
Canada’s economic relations with China* g" [6 o4 H4 ]$ S1 Y9 ?+ C- U0 V; m
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; p* P2 Y0 J3 @3 S2 M3 I8 N! H- IRich and Poor Countries: l/ h9 r; Q; H1 n, K+ [
Why economies differ+ ~/ b' r! O1 F! A% L, h8 y" N( w
Causes for such differences
$ X8 `: S; Q5 M4 t6 [You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
7 q- U. Q' z8 F- V4 NECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
; f; Y8 a+ G' r' V4 j2 b- e& vTopics:+ @3 b% ]1 w) l h' W$ l5 s* q& S0 [
Technology! q$ W3 ^. M* L' S+ q+ G
Institutions
8 g* e& d& e, Y" d0 l% M8 yGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence 0 }* {3 L" h+ y
) A% J+ b6 s0 z2 t8 V& Y$ _If you enjoyed learning about
- n6 u7 X/ Y ?! f Z4 pSupply and Demand
3 E2 ^0 z: Z+ D. |/ t+ BConsumer Behavior; o! q r9 O3 S0 b |8 O0 y
Production and Cost
- P9 L7 f2 c# U) U6 z, Z# lPrice and Output
' R- S) {0 `3 l4 m4 R" X& ?/ oMarket Structures
3 W$ g6 c$ x- eYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!4 O, G! V7 q6 L5 U; V- i9 N
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
9 r' T* X3 J$ m' d" @: Y1 @Topics:
7 c1 i3 f+ J; G4 b$ z1 {( ] p: ITheory of consumer behavior9 E- C4 l2 w- s" ~7 H
Theory of production and cost
+ w9 d+ \- y7 _5 ?Price and output determination under competition" y6 a- Y9 k' M# F
Monopoly and other market structures
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: C& J9 \6 I: WCosts and Benefits
$ ]: V2 ^' {8 |) I" nExternalities
; y" ?: o- t6 [# d$ jDecision-making
- m0 l) y" p3 [5 N& O6 uOr would like to learn more about
8 k+ l8 o+ D/ c+ w$ J* K' QCapital Investments$ \0 U$ w0 [$ E. e7 E2 q: P
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
" |: H7 G' A- }0 b. nECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation; a; e& [. [6 }+ ~7 ^6 O
Topics:
( b" l3 E& c9 [& a. g( r' _Cost-Benefit Analysis" z# I3 ^( S' z' G3 m2 I
Evaluating Public Investment Projects% d: \/ \* J7 ^4 X% F- \+ n
Look at examples from " i3 b3 d( Q% i' @0 \
Transportation
- c6 y( L- O# v3 q2 Q2 H. A; q ]9 ]River Basin Management- f2 q, L; I$ D3 F7 U$ [2 V4 R: g
Electrical Generation
X; z# C; o g* N% MOil & Gas and Pollution Control2 G2 O8 Y2 ^& b
' Q# t9 e4 O0 `; {- Q" N, v2 ZIf you enjoyed learning about
9 s* u& ~# f' w7 C' a# h' `$ aSupply and Demand
- R% o, n# X" x, }; Z3 R/ ^Externalities' q, T2 Y, e: N% x5 Y( k. A! U
Resource Allocation
0 f' Z/ z* n% o) qTaxation, ?1 f- d: M4 _9 r: C; B) k
Or would like to learn more about
, ]& ]7 j3 p3 p# E+ W' g* sSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
5 p1 R/ M2 _; O5 sYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
& N; K8 T( I, g0 n( dECON 365 Resource Economics
. N" C E0 L. i, t# Q1 N& ^0 @Topics:
1 b9 L: Q* i( y! z4 r+ Q) J+ JExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources: f. `- |- S6 D7 k) Z$ I0 Z8 a+ b9 \! z
Scarcity and pricing
& G7 J$ O8 C& e6 ]# y$ k3 Z2 FContemporary Canadian resource policy issues; s# ?8 `/ R4 B8 q8 B F
' A0 M3 v( k/ y) z5 q5 ^If you enjoyed learning about - m$ n. C3 ^* t1 I5 i$ `- f ]
Resource Allocation
& m( j' |0 k* G# M$ [% kPricing
( w3 L4 H( r7 W- ^Markets& N: A) x( `7 z! G& I
Government roles4 L3 A- {: m' `
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The energy sector, including sources and markets
/ @! A/ C% ~: {Canadian Energy Policy and current issues1 c/ z9 [6 x2 u# m
You might enjoy a course about
8 _" D( f: A% u* i% @+ R4 Y% bEnergy Economics!
5 X0 l& a. t4 ^: W0 P& K# t( L9 O: AECON 366 Energy Economics1 s4 p! v8 ?4 g& \( }& n7 X
Topics:
# G. n+ ^& P5 qPricing
! u0 R& q) r" s: gRole in economic growth / j0 _: } Y$ T8 a# K% b
Energy sources and markets
0 z( T$ z' S7 d1 z4 x% m& jRole of government
! i6 L# u# t# u% i* a, d* m8 LRegulation
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0 \# U6 L$ h. q$ X% @3 {/ J# OIf you enjoyed learning about , r" E$ G5 u" d) U
Externalities
: g* `, P; s1 i4 y z3 P" LRegulation0 \. q+ s( K2 M, J) f6 @
Government roles
k- _: k+ _* F) C3 WOr would like to learn more about
) S5 ^- R- P; V7 L7 _! N# N) SEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration) a4 l& q- ~0 V1 c7 n- }, N2 T
Steps taken to address deterioration r" q, l: C# Q
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! . ~ I8 G4 \) c+ ~6 F" c& ?
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment, J) s/ {/ B0 F' A' a
Topics: ) U8 M- V2 a6 p1 ~' U
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
4 K) q2 w' K' Z/ w" bTypes and causes of environmental deterioration & z& b, c/ S7 f$ I5 T- z& d3 N( u
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 7 Y# W) ?" m- z. Y0 {1 ?0 v% k
Recreation economics7 k0 r8 c+ b3 X! M9 C5 I
& u1 Y, X5 d. @3 A/ O) c! OIf you enjoyed learning about N- J" O5 M. @0 }! o- ]0 V
Individual Incentives
9 A* x6 |& f; X. a7 @8 f- `Total Welfare ( F$ [7 c9 b8 @- l7 w
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 0 d1 F# }* ` }& T5 c6 d
ECON 378 Law and Economics& z* Y% j: ?& G) H9 R( n# s
Topics:
; S, {6 r; S, N$ v6 lIssues in Criminal and Family Law
m- {7 {7 i& T( @, h/ z* O0 DCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining @( h! z6 ]/ i% ]
Child Support Payments, X$ \2 b) w- @3 T. X! V; z
Private Divorce agreements
7 S+ O ?5 w, E9 hCriminal provisions of the Competition Act8 s4 v$ q2 J" Q6 ]1 k9 n3 K
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Prisoners Dilemma5 _$ f# P$ P3 P
Dominant Strategies
1 G& `6 r% G( _* [& ^Collusion0 W/ p8 t" I+ y8 {" ~. h5 D
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
& _4 h; Q5 M8 ^- b4 LECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
' ~: z v, Y& F1 F) P- oTopics: - f7 f5 u2 c1 \9 V8 z4 k- \! a
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
1 I1 o1 A9 x) n+ e( y; _5 k: r& PApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
; W% @; ]/ V: y/ }, T, x1 RNote! Prerequisites: ' c6 B' X5 M5 {
ECON 384 & 299 |
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