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If you enjoyed learning about:
3 |8 q9 Z, a/ e* D* KTrade: v n8 W( ~; H, i G: b! L% ]
Growth( I" d8 x3 i8 K0 ?5 k
Or would like to learn more about: 9 \6 I- Q$ N+ X3 y
China as an Emerging Economy2 W& i/ y/ n8 M8 a, A, t# I
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
4 k0 A4 v" f( F6 }ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
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Chinese Economy Characteristics
, r% s- O$ P& d8 {+ w/ j( N9 ]9 ]Recent Events in the Chinese Economy% P( [, r5 ~% u I, W5 T+ F; n
Consequences of economic reform
. Z7 Y) z# {% O- \6 x4 bCanada’s economic relations with China
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6 [3 v. ~6 D+ Y2 E% RIf you would like to learn more about: 1 L& ^$ Y0 J' |, w; N! q( b
Rich and Poor Countries: N' e. K8 m. y8 _( U
Why economies differ
- O1 `4 x& i; ^- y6 WCauses for such differences
" G3 D! ~) H+ L- L9 n* f$ |9 ]You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
! V& e7 f$ u# @5 X& `ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
0 s4 E0 i5 X% MTopics:. Q) a$ ^4 E- g- H4 A, j: F
Technology) E5 m+ n& Y$ _/ U: S
Institutions( `0 U: i, q. U2 B& `' x; F @. V
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about / Q @1 t" k5 x. |8 C
Supply and Demand
. { o0 {! b Z! Q% b1 Q( \Consumer Behavior
6 [* h/ I/ p( b4 c& \7 u! E4 ] kProduction and Cost
2 R# A5 n: ?7 f3 r6 Z! mPrice and Output' Z: x- F$ U5 W8 j
Market Structures$ Z" @ a% _, p- |9 ]
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
1 s" M f3 b, {9 s/ U; A$ }; H0 AECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
) `1 o) ]; I/ o% E7 t! J1 n' JTopics:
) O' K8 N) C% {9 z, q+ ITheory of consumer behavior O3 ^' v* o3 w$ ]! Q! k) O
Theory of production and cost
( k! Y% U) \. ^( W" A9 c9 vPrice and output determination under competition! d( J5 K9 [0 [
Monopoly and other market structures
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If you enjoyed learning about
; N4 M' O% h% g) {Costs and Benefits
1 l# H X$ i6 n% W( }5 aExternalities/ f+ _3 n1 M$ d: C: |+ S
Decision-making
3 y/ y" b q5 ^* N, \1 A0 l( |Or would like to learn more about ( f* `% I. v) T; l% c7 V- E0 a
Capital Investments" n$ F5 G7 M' y/ H
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
4 X% c l0 |- qECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
! j& l. x5 n" u! J. zTopics:& q) [( ?2 a' X0 I/ A
Cost-Benefit Analysis
+ n' |( n6 T+ Y ?% q7 U/ TEvaluating Public Investment Projects0 ?+ i0 C( Q* w4 n( F
Look at examples from
) R7 S# @- L- b# p7 P- P, L5 NTransportation( c' v& e4 l$ ^8 p( D, h u/ k
River Basin Management' v( o y" A" {) \7 w! p
Electrical Generation
8 f# A+ u) @2 s5 x+ YOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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6 w/ p5 G3 o4 U9 i. d' ~If you enjoyed learning about
( s! d$ K( W v$ v% h$ f2 h: ?( }Supply and Demand, J. N% l3 `% N9 p9 ?8 T0 ^% [, D: e
Externalities
8 {& s: e# \& ~7 }* q$ j3 P+ A, T/ kResource Allocation
2 c* R9 o& c! Z" l6 PTaxation
0 G" [2 v2 K$ C w8 u2 BOr would like to learn more about
+ S9 U0 W. J: d# l! E! KSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
8 {- v t2 m1 r. vYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
) u& |6 l; T- P1 jECON 365 Resource Economics
; S7 g7 z6 V; t; i% K5 zTopics:
) w d0 t% f! k$ X# H1 dExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
3 c" f& P. [% u! Z$ {. TScarcity and pricing
1 {" @& `) Y9 f: sContemporary Canadian resource policy issues9 T' N0 l" ?7 f U; v, q
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If you enjoyed learning about . c3 T, @3 v! Y3 L. G* u$ {
Resource Allocation! x5 i, w' M5 t5 K8 ^
Pricing( T/ X( I# l7 ]
Markets
( x e/ c6 l. } [! h8 K8 \( H- q% uGovernment roles3 P B( X O. t8 n1 j- S
Or would like to learn more about
+ U4 p- ^% U8 j) J5 I7 jThe energy sector, including sources and markets7 k9 g) |2 J/ s0 F8 d7 B* f% Y
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
& e7 P4 P+ a9 w o9 U" v' Z4 UYou might enjoy a course about
% F) w0 v U X; ZEnergy Economics!
, ?/ M {) \# `1 N4 B, B' w3 _ECON 366 Energy Economics
! _. F& j! q) \6 U; RTopics:
. t. v0 d$ K* C/ p- B6 QPricing% d) \* h( r9 v, n, I2 C5 K
Role in economic growth " |3 a! |/ C E; I
Energy sources and markets
+ Q8 v8 [, A0 Y8 d" RRole of government ' L1 e0 ?1 T0 X% g' G8 ?
Regulation / `0 s M& p i( e$ r
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If you enjoyed learning about / A$ u; J3 `8 X4 s8 N+ J
Externalities
1 ]' @, v( y4 |Regulation
I: P2 M7 A% z, V4 q qGovernment roles
" [7 b" w+ ` F+ ?& B- TOr would like to learn more about
# C# \3 W# ]: b1 @/ v8 GEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
* e- i$ g* v0 k" s# k3 G8 g, TSteps taken to address deterioration
& j' G; Q+ g1 P6 X7 nYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! * O$ i9 \- D A& M& Y8 q! {; q
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
6 {$ K r$ ~1 T( m- V& g: nTopics:
) F' {* z3 j" |: i2 o5 iEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment + | ^7 z% |( `; K* D3 R
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
4 ^2 ^) H$ {4 Q% X+ }7 g4 hTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration + ^" Y( ]( M" }; b1 \
Recreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about
3 v: B% M% G9 B2 n( ~9 r$ F Individual Incentives
* C U. q5 O( \2 `# E( ~Total Welfare
+ ~) W- h; J+ p% _You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
$ N8 o3 j/ ?2 Z( LECON 378 Law and Economics
- L, _$ m1 l3 t' rTopics:
1 @# ]6 K+ f% ]4 ?! Z( LIssues in Criminal and Family Law+ |% u- t* t- _" q
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
- v6 ~& i" y! R8 v2 _Child Support Payments% C4 [. d# a3 f3 t) d1 e
Private Divorce agreements6 Y( m- {! W& Q) y, G& I' F [
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act" ^2 U$ e- z9 G5 y9 B" q
- W6 @ u2 |- T% n# _7 u' X3 eIf you enjoyed learning about ( M+ D# S4 L4 [$ s$ I# ^( j& N, {
Prisoners Dilemma
r2 E |- G9 nDominant Strategies J, `2 F) }; M# W* \7 o+ C" r
Collusion
4 J) D$ P0 F. a& Z+ C% \You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
& o9 ^* n" v; O/ E3 d' V9 a. BECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
6 @% b V% \4 p: h2 TTopics: 5 G& q& t# L/ |" }1 P x; q1 r
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games: l7 {! Y1 H( ]$ U# {
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 6 S% y1 w+ W, D# c
Note! Prerequisites:
8 j5 t% ]9 N- q% x# q* \2 \ECON 384 & 299 |
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