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5 b. e5 Q$ x' Z% P/ M' qChina as an Emerging Economy: C7 f* b9 E5 u3 R1 _0 w. w
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
1 J3 K& i! P/ BECON 211 Chinese Economic Development5 s! h# Z: H2 u% x' T3 e+ r
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Chinese Economy Characteristics
8 |# C2 l4 _" [" _8 E/ k& A5 q! y2 ZRecent Events in the Chinese Economy& s/ i- A* P6 d9 |1 S) R1 i
Consequences of economic reform
. A# k# [: H4 q3 V# ]; X4 MCanada’s economic relations with China$ k Y/ s8 S6 Z; L: q9 V, ~, `9 m
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Rich and Poor Countries
' S u! m0 h8 N( d; ?' W9 BWhy economies differ' d" Z; l5 y }0 J' j
Causes for such differences6 z- D3 @) j5 [' l. ~% B: j% h
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth0 q' w( P7 B9 I4 @0 C' D
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth6 p# P* b: [2 B& h! g
Topics:
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Institutions9 {5 t; D: ?6 I6 i: {
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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& v; e, w+ h- R9 G3 D0 y1 P5 ~' ?Supply and Demand0 r7 k4 H4 Q0 L2 z6 @2 P( Y, s7 b
Consumer Behavior
9 Z1 l; F: k2 ~8 X$ qProduction and Cost
% k9 z, @" J5 vPrice and Output# o5 [1 ~$ E8 \
Market Structures
# z( B' y, N" c9 i9 W# RYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
# w+ I; k: ^2 S* L8 @0 EECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I* {4 ^- a9 A6 p" k2 ?1 q, N
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Theory of consumer behavior0 v+ v" G* d8 |. f( h4 m
Theory of production and cost: H$ M9 W8 a* E1 Z- A# {3 K
Price and output determination under competition
! P7 J: P4 j* T( N, S5 q5 `) @- qMonopoly and other market structures
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Costs and Benefits : |* U6 O) n+ E& M4 f% M' @
Externalities
! G6 h9 ^6 k. C2 O% H" ?3 \Decision-making+ V+ Y7 O7 p) c6 e7 ^
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Capital Investments/ m0 L) j0 d3 E
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
% P8 }6 b K3 G3 RECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation' M! E: ?0 l5 }$ r: u
Topics:4 \0 Q6 E2 I; [/ s8 D: A
Cost-Benefit Analysis
* i/ q9 Z* |+ n4 K: YEvaluating Public Investment Projects
" a! N7 j" q7 p' Q% G3 ALook at examples from $ b( ]$ r, Q2 x, d2 k! h
Transportation2 j( x: V. i5 X, U
River Basin Management6 W- i8 S' w. u' |5 E
Electrical Generation
) f0 r4 d+ v: Y6 d% {0 YOil & Gas and Pollution Control" c# p* I" E9 d
' ~8 }! j2 S! @/ eIf you enjoyed learning about 8 J8 ~- C$ R2 _) |: X" i6 x8 n( o
Supply and Demand3 B- H( `6 H( n5 o; B
Externalities+ T6 \9 S; w A b/ Y
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Taxation: P8 F, z# N' c: ?0 B; O) Q' g
Or would like to learn more about
) k8 z f n. q) l; h0 sSupply of Natural Resources in Canada3 C2 C- R: [/ b1 {% m! w2 U
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
* G! I3 `( \, v* ]' q5 i& SECON 365 Resource Economics7 p ~3 ]' i+ T6 c) o$ k
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Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
& i6 j7 R: Y" a7 s# T* j6 b* _Scarcity and pricing
, ~# O7 D! `) ]. N6 k. hContemporary Canadian resource policy issues' T. ], Q c1 L3 M$ p7 G# ]
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Resource Allocation
. f% ^/ h; R, B# b$ d$ iPricing+ x' `# @, c( \
Markets
* u+ Y5 {* s9 d; P: zGovernment roles
) }9 j1 n2 Q% Y% K' x0 f. S* O* a& rOr would like to learn more about
6 m8 q4 g1 @$ v. W( zThe energy sector, including sources and markets
) w1 V, {, H0 A; P% xCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
6 U7 G" a! H" X0 g# Q. qYou might enjoy a course about + N5 V; `8 @7 e2 b
Energy Economics!# b0 T/ W. A8 x9 I" h& U# {
ECON 366 Energy Economics# y9 _) `# U w9 \0 G
Topics:
$ m l( _4 m5 d+ U, FPricing8 d( p; L2 ]+ b6 ?: |& d
Role in economic growth
: |8 G* y) ?2 r. N$ \' _Energy sources and markets
5 L# V% ^8 c. G& Q+ N( x9 NRole of government % M' U0 E. D( `' z$ c: P
Regulation
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; o' A% ^0 N7 z8 [! P8 [# t7 ?Externalities. v5 w3 R5 `- w8 p' \; @* H" u3 A
Regulation
" R% s2 h/ B% P2 `' YGovernment roles( e0 b: k0 U' T* C& O- L
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration! v# p9 ]8 @) R% X m. {0 a
Steps taken to address deterioration
, Z/ Q- h. P9 u) OYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
7 ^' f8 J$ M8 S7 z: e) Q: n. |ECON 369 Economics of the Environment; F4 r5 p: L. N W9 f" ]; Y
Topics: * K% M! M! N6 A" h- l/ H/ ^2 }
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
; k% P# r3 ~! s0 L) X1 t+ ]% ?Types and causes of environmental deterioration
; y# w/ m- z0 s. g: {9 OTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
/ R- j' |# O9 a- n+ M: ARecreation economics# D. C" D! m: H* i4 e
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Individual Incentives3 @4 E% `* M {/ d1 w; E+ S9 Q! f, l
Total Welfare : w1 J2 y$ n% l& e
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ECON 378 Law and Economics
+ ~) w* y( x FTopics:
" Y6 }# v5 A$ ^" U {# Q( `8 xIssues in Criminal and Family Law5 K: [1 x! u# A5 A! w- n" {" Y
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
$ Y# q T3 E0 t, f& d( M$ tChild Support Payments6 u6 J1 h; l: {
Private Divorce agreements
6 {1 Q+ E' h1 v B. Q& yCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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If you enjoyed learning about
2 X. I8 G1 t: Z T: v' S% ^Prisoners Dilemma
/ k. K9 d6 [4 Q# }1 uDominant Strategies+ w+ _# {" Z0 t
Collusion
% X3 K# d0 |1 s4 K! ]) G% HYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
- w* ~( K. p4 E! BECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications5 {0 y, J3 X# m* H1 {
Topics:
: Z7 |8 I& P$ P) H7 V* ~/ Z1 g+ Y, z1 XAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
3 ^% Y. i8 B1 ^, T [; }1 P4 uApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion + A' W. y! z8 x+ _
Note! Prerequisites:
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