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Trade
4 [1 |% n4 t* R. b9 G' |Growth- S# v9 r% _& @! R9 E
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) d5 x- n- r' g- lChina as an Emerging Economy
( ]6 x& e9 M6 v4 R7 Y! EYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
4 `" |! L. _4 `4 A! \( z6 p) ZECON 211 Chinese Economic Development2 B. i4 B g$ U7 X# n2 D
Topics: ) b/ \8 r, H/ v- `7 {8 t$ A
Chinese Economy Characteristics
7 w2 {6 t: N/ Q" ~Recent Events in the Chinese Economy- T3 I) }- |, H. ~! S! I
Consequences of economic reform, W) E+ A6 R' p& g
Canada’s economic relations with China1 e0 u7 Z; W2 f4 h1 O0 e' X9 x8 z
" N8 I9 m: X4 `% q5 }+ R4 \If you would like to learn more about: A1 _. `# Y9 X4 }6 x5 p7 ]1 [
Rich and Poor Countries& _; z9 m6 i& [, v- m" S$ H8 }
Why economies differ- D$ c& N! X2 G! t* b
Causes for such differences
$ _1 W. m# h+ G% Y$ Z5 oYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth" _' ^; P n( J3 i
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
, Y c/ s# ~- HTopics:- ?4 x- X, S& [; o1 c+ b( ` V: P
Technology
6 C: Q" _) v9 D, {! s. PInstitutions0 d% b% k9 Y( s" L$ l
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence . o% o/ ]" I2 p! R8 M6 p
/ K+ `) P1 N' hIf you enjoyed learning about % F8 E* C, P# |# B a
Supply and Demand
' q+ G& S% K% D% VConsumer Behavior
+ q& a2 a3 r4 p# `& F. @Production and Cost
) ] `& g8 F5 \8 z0 D5 Y0 p" F& w3 xPrice and Output2 p# E6 q# g- b k
Market Structures
! P- z4 i( h( Z% Y% ^% |' hYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
- [# g; g* |* ~1 y6 u1 `ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
' y. z/ F @. w MTopics: 8 A$ ]. o3 o- H+ ^/ N# W/ R
Theory of consumer behavior* u5 W3 O; v! u9 B) s. [
Theory of production and cost
+ f4 \1 [$ o( b5 ?; U- g( RPrice and output determination under competition1 g6 ]6 I& U8 I& E
Monopoly and other market structures
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$ K, b" H1 v4 mIf you enjoyed learning about
+ w, g1 |! z* M% y' C( B6 XCosts and Benefits
; G5 v, w! U& n+ A* p1 I5 WExternalities
8 V. x+ u: E9 u' Z. vDecision-making
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Capital Investments
# ^. ^2 v8 s% R) @. SYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
8 y/ }' ~$ q" S! _. R* r$ m* \ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
0 C" I# z* Q- T$ E2 M9 E7 STopics:& P- `/ E* i3 V( \4 f# C- y6 s4 M1 O
Cost-Benefit Analysis
5 I+ Q5 U* |/ U9 H9 @Evaluating Public Investment Projects( V# `2 z1 R9 c- L) _( n, u! U/ A
Look at examples from ( I3 P3 b _5 X/ b$ n% G3 J
Transportation( p. K* O9 D; i7 `7 `
River Basin Management4 p# k+ n1 S1 \, `/ d; W# P' K
Electrical Generation% n6 \- ^7 r+ Q1 @
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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, g; O6 h+ [" e$ \! A7 W. TIf you enjoyed learning about 9 M- ~2 t. M8 y/ y N" G2 e
Supply and Demand* k2 l1 ?. t8 v3 f8 }+ C3 d# X
Externalities
+ f" d5 k6 K; d$ l0 K! }& s" U. uResource Allocation
3 F0 O+ D0 H+ {Taxation! O2 L$ b9 D6 f
Or would like to learn more about 6 n$ ?- M3 Z* n4 g. q: h7 U
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
, x$ h/ u% K; B" p: bYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!+ N) m, K$ Y% L) {8 L
ECON 365 Resource Economics4 ^( Y2 L0 Z4 ~' {5 i
Topics:) v. u( M, `! X: h& _ W
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
' ?2 Y/ E( s( A" BScarcity and pricing
- _. f( y: I/ G. w) ]( J0 mContemporary Canadian resource policy issues) s5 a5 Z+ N# [+ c: J" V2 E
& }) d. `+ P- O1 C; Z; bIf you enjoyed learning about ; y: C7 m6 A7 J
Resource Allocation
+ |8 l- ~2 c/ V8 U$ UPricing- Z; R& p( {; E5 [+ ^) R6 J& z) |
Markets5 C: D0 Y# ^/ N) g. ~$ K$ `
Government roles
8 s" q+ J: f& NOr would like to learn more about 0 x$ T; x( c2 d. L
The energy sector, including sources and markets* K6 |# K: M; G$ V# i0 _9 N
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
4 r" u( P7 Y/ T0 {5 DYou might enjoy a course about
$ T" q4 S3 I7 p& uEnergy Economics!
0 ?2 J* F6 y* B$ `/ J9 DECON 366 Energy Economics
% z% [- t3 J2 o5 J# E8 d8 Z$ rTopics: & j9 w6 T' M' `9 |
Pricing, |4 n" {7 `9 Z9 t N; C
Role in economic growth % [ h( Y" |; n* h7 B/ n
Energy sources and markets : U _3 J h: a' \
Role of government ) i! _* {/ n1 m( I. ]) r
Regulation 4 x- Q$ E: R0 e
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Externalities2 \' D3 Z1 ]0 s6 A% J9 Z
Regulation
6 n" c1 R; N2 p3 }6 h$ B' A$ LGovernment roles2 z( m8 o) E2 A% }6 q- q- P7 k) A. [
Or would like to learn more about
; C* `/ P* ]& u& W% hEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration. f4 _) w) G4 p6 c3 R! m* V
Steps taken to address deterioration& I; ?& Z/ a7 a1 o" Y$ B
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
9 j/ Y7 `8 q2 ?) V# A6 {- eECON 369 Economics of the Environment( r( H% p; \* o6 c$ |8 Z
Topics:
4 o+ e- Y/ Z3 b$ `Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
! _4 r D) w* ^2 JTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
2 h* H4 I. `- f `* e. xTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
9 K4 N6 ^' G1 d+ m" O/ {Recreation economics& T. ]2 ^7 Q+ j/ ^+ q' R/ Y
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Individual Incentives
2 B8 _# B5 `6 Y6 Q! t. x1 dTotal Welfare
+ }& l0 B% T( l: GYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
R, b) \9 B! J7 s( vECON 378 Law and Economics- G5 {8 {2 t7 a4 Y2 C
Topics: - l# T8 V- k7 {- ]' a- s( o
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
6 u5 ~* O: c7 z, G9 ~) fCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining+ Q$ h4 G- K0 O+ W4 M5 k
Child Support Payments
. l0 p/ _% l% K, l" c% B& wPrivate Divorce agreements7 o5 ?& ~$ y2 B! I( j
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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1 V# n6 M2 Z, Q6 J u4 tIf you enjoyed learning about R, ]( u- R/ f3 {4 ~8 p
Prisoners Dilemma
i( F- H/ W5 D( hDominant Strategies8 j4 c3 Q1 i2 E' O; P
Collusion
' [1 B: e. Y7 T8 o5 _9 p$ eYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 8 I( G' K& H# b; m
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications" q( F& ^1 X* {1 x9 ^+ ]
Topics:
- C8 a- r! g% b' }7 XAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
y8 f% W; i0 `- ]% @Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 1 T5 h; n' p" z* J: B7 H
Note! Prerequisites:
0 u* q* O2 U. q7 bECON 384 & 299 |
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