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Trade
: D0 z/ _( D. F: s6 w* `1 ^; PGrowth
$ l) O, x. j( w+ [' P6 \: m! \4 ZOr would like to learn more about:
- S: e0 h8 m( z4 w% J7 F) R& AChina as an Emerging Economy
8 ]: C3 Z1 R) }/ F6 FYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!5 F* U* z6 K# R& [" y6 f9 J2 f. i3 m
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
* e* k! p' Z4 I7 P3 ATopics: 5 D2 Y% F8 Y0 C& Z7 ~! ~# n
Chinese Economy Characteristics& L4 E7 X5 \* L5 H
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy% w c; n' b6 P6 p1 w$ S: Y' r
Consequences of economic reform0 | R; m4 u- q! V# ~
Canada’s economic relations with China `( j6 o' b7 b2 V
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Rich and Poor Countries6 X! c- l) z* Z# R) Y
Why economies differ# } c& a6 y% _5 d2 d! j7 r) p4 D4 Q
Causes for such differences
L2 M6 d" H& Y, F1 Q! r6 QYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth m! Q+ `3 V5 w4 X- M/ e( Z4 b
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
, P: k7 c2 z) h! z/ `1 FTopics:
, [4 I# n5 w1 iTechnology% Y% u) `& t/ B# E# X b6 Q1 _
Institutions
; D2 ^; |- }; c9 @Growth rate Convergence / Divergence ! O! R& q6 | v
' g% v/ I$ o. D5 U* y, i( F6 E, FIf you enjoyed learning about " O O! V- ]) W8 G# i' O
Supply and Demand0 v# p( u" M1 Q% @
Consumer Behavior
8 k* ^- @' r4 C/ vProduction and Cost+ l4 f! U- R3 O4 ~4 N8 z1 |; U
Price and Output
% ~. W1 R7 _8 N; z. U+ C0 `( JMarket Structures, G6 k: N& h' ?/ F$ L# B/ R
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!; h. _7 F, w) {# D( q1 ^7 G
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I& e2 Y {$ `1 j- B4 A
Topics: 8 f/ R1 v8 r5 n1 t8 w, q
Theory of consumer behavior- {2 _; D4 n4 l8 Z- @$ j$ d
Theory of production and cost
8 B1 L' z% [) U2 E' m5 p/ [Price and output determination under competition b! W, R& R0 R; p4 j6 l& c
Monopoly and other market structures1 q+ z5 [2 M: _$ C
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% u' H7 t8 z) K" ^7 ~, L4 eCosts and Benefits
. s; e. W! h; t' }Externalities+ d7 @) A; d: o/ Y) [
Decision-making$ B/ r W7 k" g) r# E# d9 o. i% I
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- G5 q6 c& [# C1 [Capital Investments0 v) w4 X, i0 `, D* A
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
8 U9 v, V& s. HECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation7 W9 x/ H) l1 u( h. w0 T- J* C. e
Topics:) e; f9 `. B# V" i3 z& R
Cost-Benefit Analysis2 F! G$ B/ z0 M2 ~
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
& P. ]3 Q* ~' h- eLook at examples from
8 r2 @* S8 d# |2 o1 a- ^Transportation' Z; x. e# W2 u& D( x8 x4 t, Q- N
River Basin Management
( Z1 g a0 m- ?/ a, \+ j6 sElectrical Generation
: Y j ]4 a- i ~: a' a. gOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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* S) {6 e9 q* ?9 [2 ?5 A ]( z4 TIf you enjoyed learning about $ q% W8 g$ \3 l
Supply and Demand
! I8 S. W& M# q# f3 e8 dExternalities1 ~; n) L" x3 Z- X/ S
Resource Allocation$ C. m+ f. A; M; g4 H
Taxation# r! W1 o/ V7 E; k- U7 ?
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8 w0 z u& f9 ^1 F, B0 A: @8 cSupply of Natural Resources in Canada8 l; Q0 O4 Z2 j
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!2 n) _( ]) `2 K% s
ECON 365 Resource Economics
# R. L3 `6 q3 u# f g, `7 l; rTopics:
" k+ o' l3 D) {+ ?Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources/ j" a* ^! f0 j3 x5 R
Scarcity and pricing# ?* \' W/ ]1 U9 m4 ^* V" D9 u1 Y
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues B' f6 Y+ i# O+ z( b+ u
0 S0 n# o5 t9 y! ]" HIf you enjoyed learning about
6 z; Q: Z1 H6 F# FResource Allocation4 L5 P: c- e- h6 Z1 Y
Pricing0 j8 @0 a8 O2 R1 v5 }% S
Markets( o X0 N3 l5 @1 q
Government roles/ q5 H! Q0 C5 k5 h2 w/ T) r
Or would like to learn more about / G% e8 a9 s X3 m) ~
The energy sector, including sources and markets6 V+ `; Q- ?9 F) x7 j. g3 o2 q
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
7 ]3 d l# Q' L7 i) e/ j2 LYou might enjoy a course about
+ P( W" [) G: O1 W! dEnergy Economics!
4 \1 z. l4 B# b3 |% k$ XECON 366 Energy Economics/ v! R& V* ~' j. b* ]0 c- v0 y
Topics:
' Y+ G) J& S; t4 n/ dPricing
/ Q# s" B8 R, Q; oRole in economic growth
! o) x0 c6 e' ]Energy sources and markets
5 r5 `- d& \+ h7 Y/ u2 a6 RRole of government $ m% H- D# V% h/ S
Regulation
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Externalities
) p, ]. T8 \5 h% X. t* @& @Regulation! b5 B& A- |% O( v1 E3 S" J
Government roles! A; s4 d) \- i! o l$ M$ H. g
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3 J% A* z# v! J6 A/ mEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration2 \. E S! v3 G/ C, c Z
Steps taken to address deterioration5 L' E! a# }' J. }# k) k
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! / U+ t- E& j) n% t% x+ m" ]
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment3 v7 J- X: o2 S+ t0 D |
Topics:
5 F7 }8 [0 y6 V- G8 {; D) M7 g: oEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
- |, w! h7 B/ sTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
2 y3 f0 V* _9 P% NTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
+ P, o; V, t7 R& M* ]Recreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about
8 a# Y$ }, p- ?8 K: `$ a3 `& T Individual Incentives
* C1 K0 N; a5 b* ~( hTotal Welfare / Y$ g C; K% {3 Q
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
1 }0 `% S G2 G# y3 {' I7 CECON 378 Law and Economics) S$ w3 ]- c7 s& \7 h# U) }
Topics: $ F( w; X4 G k- ~
Issues in Criminal and Family Law8 p$ S/ T: R( A% m# m
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
8 X* h1 p* o$ N! J1 k) o! {2 J$ A& FChild Support Payments: u; u! F- c* c$ Q7 v) I0 B
Private Divorce agreements
; H# y2 w0 a% N4 D# h. F. [Criminal provisions of the Competition Act! ~9 v& m. z& G8 |
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2 V6 v' |& s4 o8 m' U5 O% KPrisoners Dilemma/ o& c/ d6 Q' w3 x
Dominant Strategies
' R5 M, w$ |* \# NCollusion4 [8 J$ E+ g' _1 K
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
: g/ _( ~1 r2 o1 Y* [ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications3 D8 Z/ y; c7 u6 V3 Z
Topics:
- U" ?- U1 E, E$ cAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games8 f8 y; w: w# O" f6 B
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 4 R, l7 r6 G3 G+ d7 Q6 r2 r
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) I" c: D# [/ T) ^7 f; oECON 384 & 299 |
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