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If you enjoyed learning about:
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0 {9 C) a+ J E% L$ k2 gGrowth' M) C5 a6 z" F5 j) j
Or would like to learn more about:
8 X' ]8 N/ a$ _China as an Emerging Economy
, b" G" h" s' }7 }! qYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!3 j$ w9 b, Z3 F- ~1 p
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development* i, b t& K3 c: U, K2 ]
Topics:
: u3 {+ e4 H( X6 J7 @! n* \( f3 kChinese Economy Characteristics
" X9 b# u4 T/ kRecent Events in the Chinese Economy' i5 N) ]8 L& H
Consequences of economic reform" l5 T; q* b$ } g1 i6 \! \! t( }
Canada’s economic relations with China/ k* x- d$ V$ O: S' p' J e3 ~$ N' D
% T9 m" Y2 Z8 s" _0 pIf you would like to learn more about:
! U q/ d* x0 m$ {9 wRich and Poor Countries9 k2 n* s. _/ N: s7 w& s5 d
Why economies differ
2 ]: O; A0 Q" K6 nCauses for such differences2 ]2 X4 I+ s; E: X+ n$ y }
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth; Q7 R, Q" n9 a$ y8 L
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
' s) J$ l1 Z7 x, G4 y) zTopics:
5 I& N$ g1 U2 w: uTechnology
' |, [; r1 T: M. @# V( oInstitutions7 Z* r+ s' ]# F" R: x
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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Supply and Demand
3 u O2 D# S! t6 m rConsumer Behavior: p( ^0 x4 G* n
Production and Cost
" V \# d+ t* s$ l, @! aPrice and Output
$ y' V2 N7 z7 eMarket Structures% u1 L0 N; F. b& u' |- y; ?
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!6 S* X# G4 l* b! }- D& f
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I" G; k, h- U6 F# L, X! A5 J: k. D# {
Topics:
2 t) Z+ y s% y) {+ {/ w9 O) ZTheory of consumer behavior7 m0 F" G0 V% D7 O7 ^
Theory of production and cost( C1 v! ^4 @* E
Price and output determination under competition3 I& n/ K/ m9 o L2 }! f( i
Monopoly and other market structures G3 P/ e9 W J/ K8 z; x; h/ v
& a3 U3 q7 f7 r" a& n. ^8 MIf you enjoyed learning about
' o8 [) M! U6 [1 }7 YCosts and Benefits
: [1 W9 b1 i! R9 U6 G) }3 S" ~Externalities
3 _, @) ~' y5 z; g* nDecision-making
; d' S" g# F* tOr would like to learn more about 2 j( ]- C4 z! [5 t, ~: l
Capital Investments
, e- M6 H0 t& p i8 \ L$ ^" S! m* D( zYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
}: X6 D7 w" e8 o; [+ {ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation1 O, a8 X1 B4 r5 I. ^9 N2 X
Topics:) V4 P5 i! ]% e
Cost-Benefit Analysis5 o$ G. e! {! M, a- a$ _& S
Evaluating Public Investment Projects4 T& m# d l0 d7 W- w5 W" Q
Look at examples from
. d% i& k4 _& [0 ITransportation9 n9 t4 Y5 p5 w) A8 }
River Basin Management
; o& y! M3 n9 bElectrical Generation; ~: b5 V4 O& l! T( J9 x& }* @' Q
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control3 z, C! g1 `6 T' ]! b, g6 u
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Supply and Demand6 j. v7 c* Z# a2 [% z2 x: N
Externalities$ k5 G$ q; P5 X# L9 m% r
Resource Allocation- a4 }3 h8 G! _* u! C W
Taxation7 ]! M1 \) Y3 F d) v
Or would like to learn more about
2 M7 W' Q& \. b7 {: n! RSupply of Natural Resources in Canada9 Z8 g+ y5 f1 U5 F# N. y2 y
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
; D* R7 X# t/ G4 K) m* k9 Y5 h) D' lECON 365 Resource Economics* `& [% M' `) w, S8 m" Y+ j
Topics:1 d3 ^$ p2 h, Z" ~) v. K& ]5 b
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
* h4 P9 I9 Z6 a( m1 X+ y% \Scarcity and pricing( V2 \$ Z* ^8 M/ J) o* E" K$ N4 o
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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Resource Allocation: {; R5 A6 [* K! E' R) |. q
Pricing: Y* k7 `, S! q# V/ N
Markets
" `: x! }3 M! lGovernment roles% F" n7 a. ^- ?7 W* s
Or would like to learn more about
! F. z: p, B8 h- E4 b1 |The energy sector, including sources and markets. f7 H) l& V0 x8 r) ^3 y
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues6 s; j, a/ s5 D9 n5 K0 }1 a J+ H3 {4 p
You might enjoy a course about
# ]+ `4 C8 |/ p* a) M7 gEnergy Economics!
Y( N+ p3 y+ u, M) g- N" GECON 366 Energy Economics, n) M5 i* y7 i( ]( g
Topics: 8 V7 Q3 L) d2 O: Q4 E' ^; J7 B- j
Pricing% D; \3 j, v. X- `8 ]8 \- c
Role in economic growth
* l. x! p8 \: G* sEnergy sources and markets " R3 {1 m) h3 f
Role of government
0 B8 V. u2 Z9 J' m& H+ t) V. B& `2 gRegulation
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If you enjoyed learning about
( D8 m6 L( G2 YExternalities- J8 Z1 U: V$ Q2 z( v1 `
Regulation' @1 o; t/ }4 u. n7 [& h5 F
Government roles9 }3 q9 Y- U m3 t- k6 Q# w+ s7 E; S6 q
Or would like to learn more about , Y/ B- p; y) J/ ]" R" B
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration' ^9 ^/ j/ ~) V( t9 b: O; B
Steps taken to address deterioration
0 ^8 V- `! Y& ^ h* b1 CYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! & g0 X6 J$ U! `6 g
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment7 F y6 Q( A0 m* v4 N
Topics:
/ b0 F; F" S' \2 P, dEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
8 M7 M2 X) q, q+ nTypes and causes of environmental deterioration 0 d0 v3 E g! p# H! D
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration $ y: m- }. g! Q
Recreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about
2 s: e( H. f" [; p# A- Y Individual Incentives
1 R& x4 S2 w% r& \* }Total Welfare
2 \! p3 J8 n' v6 _- V( DYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
8 N" ~; C; p4 p# rECON 378 Law and Economics
# g1 A) n) K$ O3 TTopics: 2 p+ U9 x% a9 C5 C/ ~( g' _
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
+ [. f' \, y1 ]: \% jCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
4 v) c* z" ?- E3 @ vChild Support Payments
, L6 e6 u5 i" c7 ~3 ePrivate Divorce agreements1 u3 m# d5 t* W% o& n' ~
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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) q9 Q: l. w: y' }) oIf you enjoyed learning about
3 `8 t. f5 C8 rPrisoners Dilemma
3 u f' e, n( `9 eDominant Strategies0 V' J2 m- Y8 q$ z+ ]) q
Collusion1 u+ T5 a: G# I' i g: e6 _' o# U
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! $ S/ W2 e* B' l. q$ o$ I" Q
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications3 c8 p# V$ @" C# y6 V2 ^
Topics:
" k" f6 ?& G: N$ R( M& C/ n# [9 R* IAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games* d/ l# R3 f* i/ o
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
% D8 K+ y9 V; R+ `. T6 ]' z/ PNote! Prerequisites: / e$ [/ O2 M3 I
ECON 384 & 299 |
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