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Trade6 ]3 l% q3 G; I6 U0 V- U# O! J6 H
Growth
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China as an Emerging Economy$ t5 c4 V/ Z% c4 b% z4 X
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!# L: K8 ^8 q5 V
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
9 W9 y7 x8 X+ {6 O# t. ~Topics:
6 u& [: M2 R" M; K& }Chinese Economy Characteristics0 ~, o2 ]" X k8 N1 _: w7 Y& W$ H
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy4 y4 O ~2 B/ p% o( h
Consequences of economic reform
5 n9 H E! Z3 A1 `( `0 A/ oCanada’s economic relations with China& h3 o. t4 N4 U3 R0 ^
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Rich and Poor Countries
, h" g% T) }: u- N8 K- MWhy economies differ
0 |/ E. U5 R4 L: F9 s% o, {Causes for such differences7 i' ]) ~9 [" z1 @' [1 i. ?
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth: }* u6 }3 m" V) C' {8 F# y- a/ Q
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
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Technology
5 B/ h. a, f3 k, ZInstitutions
3 _* T, S+ r4 z) c# {Growth rate Convergence / Divergence & \* I1 u3 D+ n
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* i" |) m8 R) U- D( H# W- m8 o9 {Supply and Demand' F$ i4 O( {) ]- Y
Consumer Behavior
2 m9 f; J6 i- a, e' Y9 OProduction and Cost
) _. L" n" O6 F4 P% I) i9 T+ X4 mPrice and Output
" i6 l) o. `! W' l r8 P. l7 ]! }Market Structures
0 B6 q1 k( D, _* WYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!4 R8 i/ Q7 F( W
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I% P! [6 b+ |1 {/ T
Topics:
" U1 Q, e9 _# V3 }1 yTheory of consumer behavior3 _8 P% o" s" i$ J0 D
Theory of production and cost9 |5 v- g1 C% Y& ^8 Y& g( ^3 Q
Price and output determination under competition
0 g, i) W+ L6 D C; y B9 _Monopoly and other market structures! s. F8 k1 r0 \ E$ Y
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; G# t+ i/ |5 z9 @: G* q; W+ O FCosts and Benefits
2 `$ X7 @3 p/ j& J: Y8 Z6 |Externalities0 o4 R' A+ \+ @$ n
Decision-making
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Capital Investments( J' F4 f8 U+ Z, r
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!" V9 G+ h9 T; i* l2 D) B$ k
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation2 N9 n% [) {; ~
Topics:+ n- o+ M4 I' Z0 N3 X( b
Cost-Benefit Analysis" p4 [/ l+ r3 E$ O; o
Evaluating Public Investment Projects" S9 F: d: t9 S0 J) U1 t& q, r
Look at examples from + D) @9 l1 Z' d% {8 |
Transportation
4 \* b. }7 B+ h' _- H4 M+ R% ORiver Basin Management* h- B5 z& X3 F! q
Electrical Generation& S! F& |7 ]" p: G4 [+ M/ {& p+ w4 l
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control9 N E" g6 `8 G3 r% V
+ X% B7 D! O% l6 ^; uIf you enjoyed learning about
+ U: _8 z6 M0 zSupply and Demand
* \, Y; C$ h: V( u' sExternalities
' ~% z! J( s2 [% K: kResource Allocation* w, S8 y/ w, q$ @7 ~
Taxation e, Z! Z$ M; P& S; {
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
( G6 e7 C) D8 [8 l8 @6 XYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!9 a. W+ g) X$ F, e7 h
ECON 365 Resource Economics* [; `6 `: o6 n! v
Topics:; ?0 P: O# w: D- D
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
' X! z: j9 P b, \, v8 j' `+ T% FScarcity and pricing: s Z7 f& e: W n* p
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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Resource Allocation
; q. c; _4 T4 w, t& f3 _+ j2 N' r, ^8 QPricing2 j; A8 r( C5 b% L
Markets- J; f+ N+ c. }% w, }, ?
Government roles/ [. z0 _. q9 a0 ~$ `
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The energy sector, including sources and markets
0 M% G$ f4 D- S. N b. JCanadian Energy Policy and current issues: F: r/ Y O0 V4 T* h, s
You might enjoy a course about 3 y% \0 W) }' `; r2 U l
Energy Economics!
2 d! }: g$ P5 g9 R4 q& m, U5 eECON 366 Energy Economics4 j" m/ V, r4 A2 Z' j
Topics:
( z2 d$ v. D5 J" ]9 gPricing
1 T* u0 W8 {4 W6 j* ?0 x$ pRole in economic growth
( Q3 h6 {: E! ?; W2 F+ {1 ]/ AEnergy sources and markets ( T8 W/ j8 d) j9 c1 A- Y
Role of government . l, ^& i$ ^' P; U$ L
Regulation
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/ p# d L& B, F& C* H9 o2 T0 p" x) V1 BIf you enjoyed learning about
* L% M# H* R$ f! d1 @9 BExternalities/ o& j6 n$ j. ~( ~$ l4 m( A
Regulation5 S% T' l6 N/ o; }$ O
Government roles
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( k0 B* q. x$ w( vEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
4 m: q# @0 h! k) ?! dSteps taken to address deterioration
) Y, {* A4 G9 i2 C/ B9 j; t0 f# rYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
6 g1 N/ d( W6 U* u- K* cECON 369 Economics of the Environment$ K9 G7 R2 S; N, W' s9 D
Topics:
7 x: h* F' F. q+ u, a7 t# wEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment 3 o' G' V' q; O9 w" M9 _" C/ _
Types and causes of environmental deterioration ( q0 s$ b3 ~# s$ q% x* s
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration # L/ f& w) \0 t# v
Recreation economics5 n/ n; U; ^9 ]/ Y4 N3 k2 D
& b* y8 V) U/ W7 rIf you enjoyed learning about
f0 u) h2 U7 v. ^ Individual Incentives
- v; d9 w0 j3 _6 b0 _, }Total Welfare . S2 [' X6 S: E/ G5 n, r
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
8 S5 y& {, y/ g/ O& m- n* \ECON 378 Law and Economics
) G' u0 @6 H' F2 ]6 r' ITopics: , W) P; {2 o1 v: s$ {3 G
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
2 M; O& C+ A* @ c7 QCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining/ n/ M0 P1 N6 X
Child Support Payments" E2 g( z6 P; `; c
Private Divorce agreements% h$ l q$ b$ |# o! C; t
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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Prisoners Dilemma
4 f! }/ V$ u2 u5 _ c2 h% D! eDominant Strategies
4 O6 e; N$ W: wCollusion
5 G+ r. q$ G( z. V" O) @+ zYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 3 [6 A$ F* L% o1 ?: }
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications2 y8 O4 k) o6 m3 r1 d0 ]
Topics:
' c" c7 A+ _ G6 m, i" mAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
0 f2 S1 ~$ c1 L/ fApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
2 K% ?# M% U0 _3 m# ~# O, ~' k5 [Note! Prerequisites: 6 W" o& S" p M9 a' x) L
ECON 384 & 299 |
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