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Trade
8 ]" B `0 |' uGrowth
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China as an Emerging Economy
4 g2 l9 f9 w, I6 DYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!& p" e" e) H; C# @0 k# r5 ^* ?
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
|/ F, U0 R% Y9 |2 _* a6 }- }Topics:
5 m$ ]5 B l3 d1 U$ x! f- OChinese Economy Characteristics
7 r1 Q; A2 h" j' s5 Y! o3 O2 xRecent Events in the Chinese Economy; \7 P6 P5 _- D+ a2 e/ T
Consequences of economic reform& w% ? t! A8 S: T
Canada’s economic relations with China7 R* ~# h* S: K& q' K# t
3 k( V% v3 \! [8 [+ t v$ f zIf you would like to learn more about: 6 G, ^2 F( e% A0 ?
Rich and Poor Countries
9 O: p3 P O0 M4 qWhy economies differ8 h7 @8 n! E9 W1 i& `' f5 l
Causes for such differences
3 |6 h G$ c5 v6 [: s nYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth2 s# \9 y3 @$ s& l/ e. f
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth. K0 e" F X- s
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Technology) G$ {7 Q4 o( C/ ?6 `
Institutions$ f3 m( k! ]& B" k, o0 H
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence 0 o) |3 y+ h$ r7 n" x
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Supply and Demand
7 N! }5 ~! f, z3 eConsumer Behavior
" g+ I) l- L) Z dProduction and Cost
F$ G- D i( d' x$ N& fPrice and Output2 Q" `- e1 ^/ R7 |% l' D5 ^4 h
Market Structures
! y* F* G, d( lYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
/ ~- S+ Y# q1 Z% Q8 ?ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I1 M- B% ~! G, v3 E+ u5 {
Topics:
; J/ C5 j- R6 |* S$ eTheory of consumer behavior
: r T; d5 Q# B8 I7 r+ _7 dTheory of production and cost# t. [+ f7 k0 i ]* h+ I
Price and output determination under competition
* m5 I" W/ p+ L% YMonopoly and other market structures
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Costs and Benefits 3 B8 C: n% `" H5 q' ?6 b0 }
Externalities
3 g- ] v; } N V1 Y" ADecision-making& f8 L! X( c1 J) j
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Capital Investments
4 i/ ~6 e% R5 t( Q) yYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!( `8 t6 B% Y, s6 l) L0 {
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
P7 d+ t, Z( b* \1 }Topics:
9 \# ~! s4 u5 O$ YCost-Benefit Analysis2 v4 T1 c0 u! ^8 _& `& O& R
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
. S$ e7 S4 n3 g" ?( X/ g0 q6 }Look at examples from
2 T& [ _1 N3 X! l' [) @2 i" GTransportation
" R& \4 ^. M( k$ Q3 t/ s( B5 `River Basin Management
5 M6 W) i0 ~/ R1 f' x' V- GElectrical Generation: i( s! T* ~: N6 l
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about
- }& o7 f3 G; M4 j1 i& M( YSupply and Demand
+ J3 D9 w* C8 ~6 c2 r: FExternalities! H9 \) t; M( _, P
Resource Allocation
/ X) Q: ]& v( d/ l1 qTaxation
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
! U7 Y7 x9 c6 e0 U$ xYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
* `7 i M/ \ a3 oECON 365 Resource Economics
* A, l; N0 K* K# r5 w7 n+ wTopics:4 Q/ v1 q3 r+ a* X# I4 a
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
" \8 x4 s! J3 Y# GScarcity and pricing* l3 R$ b$ h; k i- l, ^5 _ a
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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3 s3 }$ R- O& w6 c9 lIf you enjoyed learning about
2 {) H( k( U% f8 |& QResource Allocation, i" |4 `( J9 ^/ X
Pricing. j2 x0 I. A2 l7 d( H
Markets. {5 y' r* W0 e
Government roles
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" k- Z4 ?. L& e5 {* x# wThe energy sector, including sources and markets
9 g( J/ [; {3 D& h0 j" RCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
. Q0 j- j8 g+ ^7 y+ zYou might enjoy a course about ! o* h& C$ q: `! X$ L% G
Energy Economics!' s# s- S- [8 J
ECON 366 Energy Economics7 b; M3 G! [7 ]! J
Topics:
, ?- i2 y' b2 I8 A- q* kPricing
! ~ s+ e Y1 T, ]( g) N! r( `Role in economic growth 4 S. H, J9 X. ^" R* p* W' J/ \
Energy sources and markets
8 }% @* @$ F/ V) ~' A* ^* |& gRole of government
# U0 k/ {0 ]# M6 L$ ]Regulation
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. V7 y: I+ q# o: X7 j1 z2 ?* X1 zIf you enjoyed learning about % `) D. [3 G8 c" d, _
Externalities1 j- S& e# c: e7 g, C3 Q! f
Regulation
2 x5 h# ^8 R; K$ RGovernment roles
8 Y: e) B- P4 j" V- G {Or would like to learn more about ( o% I @. q6 W9 y
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
1 K6 q$ _. [; \8 XSteps taken to address deterioration' ^# Y$ V. a& z" i5 [4 j( p( x0 I
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
/ F' j. I& h( q$ P, u$ ~/ d" LECON 369 Economics of the Environment& T- H: b$ E6 \/ ~, f. l# o
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Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment , I- j' H3 x: O# O5 Z
Types and causes of environmental deterioration % l* Q( C0 M: b: H; V. I
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration ) t: p9 M* @8 _& d
Recreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about
- g1 T( h- X9 T( G Individual Incentives
; a! T: n$ N* T# WTotal Welfare
7 G, @; W& r8 nYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
2 d2 V" @; ?: P- G6 jECON 378 Law and Economics
* A* e5 R8 X/ E. \, y8 f, `& CTopics:
9 j* @% u m! `Issues in Criminal and Family Law$ l" ^! T' O$ a9 Q9 a }8 X
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
& i$ ~! R$ k$ n$ |. i" HChild Support Payments# `( `' @: i. O" _- w# O
Private Divorce agreements' E3 ?, ]& V8 e9 P! L% s
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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Prisoners Dilemma. u" d; x( r) o. z$ [
Dominant Strategies
! V+ D& x# L* H- l: ] ICollusion
7 o' ^; R- X& L5 t2 ~ Z1 N/ x& sYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! U' ^& _% M" z+ \- C+ b" H% B! j
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
3 r0 d( }/ A |Topics: ' Y3 {+ D- b V; D1 [' D
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games' K8 ?/ h- r: B
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
% L( C+ N$ Y( T5 B; Y! L$ aNote! Prerequisites:
- W- _+ z- F6 \; c5 Q3 J& [ECON 384 & 299 |
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