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If you enjoyed learning about:
2 ~- E0 |4 E1 K1 A9 nTrade8 Q8 S& U+ [" P# w; X: F. {/ b
Growth! \6 a3 s4 D, M7 O; c
Or would like to learn more about: $ S& g% K0 p$ I4 s9 v
China as an Emerging Economy# v: ]4 W r; [
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
- _/ a5 ~7 g7 b+ F) c% o# _ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development8 i5 e, a; G$ Q6 g; b
Topics:
4 }# R2 J2 |5 G* e' k# X3 i5 ~Chinese Economy Characteristics
9 L$ W; Q2 N% t6 |6 xRecent Events in the Chinese Economy3 f$ ^: X/ |- A4 Q& a/ z
Consequences of economic reform. L; b! G( }# Z
Canada’s economic relations with China
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If you would like to learn more about: # }) H9 b) h& }( K3 ]
Rich and Poor Countries
, G+ [2 c2 ^, \Why economies differ: |* \8 H( }$ N4 C s+ R9 d5 J1 y9 o# R( h
Causes for such differences
6 o/ N3 a, n# |1 z& V* O8 qYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
: l+ h1 h- R! E9 iECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
3 |9 l! x$ @$ P7 s! }Topics:
; a- U3 U- R+ G7 {Technology
3 E* \9 V# e- \- B! W1 n( B/ h9 OInstitutions) A# S, y# b) |
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence / ]/ m, W( f: t% |: b
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If you enjoyed learning about 0 I9 L8 J* e3 }$ a
Supply and Demand( T2 _4 B/ j* o2 t: I+ [
Consumer Behavior
. P8 ?' f4 M' p( | N4 B2 rProduction and Cost
+ H+ q, U; c# e1 b" ^ y. ePrice and Output! u' b0 q0 ~' c$ E) ] J" L# c
Market Structures: V% {- i$ C" S
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!! B! m7 u$ j) \2 _
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I* ?0 h3 `6 M! h$ n8 y1 ?8 L! x: a
Topics:
! h; z; R+ c3 j0 M9 k3 f1 V- S3 MTheory of consumer behavior1 L# p+ g- }1 [9 [1 C6 T
Theory of production and cost5 k$ i% u# t$ |0 N7 X
Price and output determination under competition
, W/ f" Y5 w0 t! e1 h5 \2 e/ UMonopoly and other market structures
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7 A4 S* ?! J! S& T. F6 lIf you enjoyed learning about
( U8 ~6 k! T. a) lCosts and Benefits 0 h; ^3 u9 p }: H
Externalities- b0 v0 B. ]0 |0 g4 }. {7 o
Decision-making
) s( L: ?; C" n3 X# x& i6 oOr would like to learn more about $ J! K& J( c' t& d' G' r
Capital Investments+ w1 m( n4 o% L+ ]1 E Z8 q; B+ [( J
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
/ w1 r, U. W% Q& b% {ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation% m4 T9 m2 I y3 C$ X7 a3 R
Topics:6 V# t! l* x6 T7 e
Cost-Benefit Analysis; K+ Y, p1 E" H2 N) b, q/ a& w
Evaluating Public Investment Projects0 S& O5 i$ \6 m! E( A7 y4 _
Look at examples from
( F$ b& u7 g6 t) [/ cTransportation
& x# p2 o* J ?) ?$ WRiver Basin Management, f0 V# `$ f3 i& y5 B* n
Electrical Generation
9 J z& U' v( A5 Z( [Oil & Gas and Pollution Control6 d; P/ r6 k: C, l. l
- K) q; ]& ?" B, o4 ]If you enjoyed learning about . u0 q+ ^2 L& [" j) w* ?9 f
Supply and Demand
. G. O) M) I; h: s8 u* x/ `2 v8 l ZExternalities2 ^: A9 K9 W2 f( @3 d
Resource Allocation
9 P. Z' b7 W7 @0 `# @6 r8 y% w! MTaxation) {3 F9 \2 {' q1 l$ H; c( [" k+ ]: N
Or would like to learn more about
7 ?1 R% F' }/ d7 l, f3 ^Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
6 z, M6 U; j) h% x& }You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!9 \9 {" c6 {9 j" o9 u' [
ECON 365 Resource Economics
0 g6 Y, }& C2 ?+ H. F. Z% dTopics:
) q2 K O& F5 O' p( \Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources5 t6 H2 n+ w. o# r; U
Scarcity and pricing
) e, t- i4 E( Y4 T P: bContemporary Canadian resource policy issues) g) E2 K. s1 p. g; v. }; k; N6 R, }
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If you enjoyed learning about * Q* M4 J4 o T9 |- S, N. C+ ^7 q
Resource Allocation4 I9 R" D# x$ ^
Pricing
5 ~3 b& f/ }6 m* pMarkets
8 _" F. z7 B9 l4 `( c9 DGovernment roles
0 t/ W, a z! s' b4 @/ s) B/ Y1 C- YOr would like to learn more about
, y6 G# V7 j6 _. R0 pThe energy sector, including sources and markets+ d' M! X0 z6 Y: O
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues0 v* ]8 Z# U2 m
You might enjoy a course about
/ p( n; |- j6 U0 G& D; H- kEnergy Economics!& s- }8 y" ^% p, o2 [6 @
ECON 366 Energy Economics8 K. z& L6 z: \% k* i, @/ U" u
Topics:
( y9 b( f; p6 {( R6 a: aPricing
5 C% h2 P& f* I9 gRole in economic growth 4 W/ c& t' Y: q8 Q
Energy sources and markets
9 x. z2 n2 @) P$ {& I- d- PRole of government
( q% k. s$ [1 w3 o0 P) u" K5 [Regulation ' N! U. G/ o$ l0 e: ^7 B8 A
1 s5 ]0 `; K2 W" e4 B B% V0 `If you enjoyed learning about
; M! H7 I6 ]: \/ f% o9 Z0 H4 LExternalities
3 y4 Z6 e' Q9 e; |& |) XRegulation
l8 ^, b: e( G% |' P) I, h& bGovernment roles7 B1 N6 {7 C$ ?
Or would like to learn more about
: {) T/ ^4 _1 t# d I: v9 Z; K' rEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
; K; r/ a$ Q: z* v- n6 KSteps taken to address deterioration1 y: ]3 o) T& H) Y7 V% F7 J- C
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 3 ?2 R! ^, u/ b/ f. O8 ~5 P
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
2 B* y8 O0 I/ z# n% fTopics:
) P0 G% c1 V# uEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
. A6 \/ K1 H {) hTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
+ K) W9 [3 I! c/ x1 E) g$ NTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
N1 \3 L, X/ q, wRecreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about1 s! w, V) P: n* ^0 y# ?0 w( g
Individual Incentives
9 x& V: l8 @. fTotal Welfare # P* W9 \$ J( f) _
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
" g/ ~ u* k" S0 b/ z, dECON 378 Law and Economics
& h7 U% w i* iTopics: 2 k( x+ H; q9 U- P# K5 ?
Issues in Criminal and Family Law- M" C' L6 L; P/ c, |4 C
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
/ r& i' ~0 I# s- A6 @% dChild Support Payments1 i" h/ F- u( o' m) ~* F+ x& p
Private Divorce agreements
! T& [: i# ~" sCriminal provisions of the Competition Act" @) _" k0 u! F3 ^* |) s; ?
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If you enjoyed learning about . }* ?; V$ [% ^ X2 @
Prisoners Dilemma
! ^ g& y7 a, G0 D& w. k5 XDominant Strategies7 q0 y9 l `0 Y2 T. K
Collusion
6 C( K- [9 s, } [You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! " M* a2 e2 y' L: V5 C$ b0 I8 u% l
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications0 N4 `% E% y2 M
Topics: ; `- Y7 ]9 T4 u7 |6 K
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games l# ^. `# b* f/ \; L7 [
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
9 ]$ K3 }: h6 BNote! Prerequisites:
% T% U8 A7 s% ^/ O8 Q) c; L- H l$ PECON 384 & 299 |
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