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, `6 e. `+ z0 A4 P3 `Growth6 W" J+ A y- L: r* R v
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China as an Emerging Economy
: Y s7 C; w- N: T$ [8 NYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
4 R. B* ~% j4 E9 ^+ nECON 211 Chinese Economic Development- y0 F9 e/ I& [; Y
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Chinese Economy Characteristics( ~7 a/ ?& _9 V6 N- ]
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
' {3 l# v7 [( Y) X) M4 u# O/ D% YConsequences of economic reform1 _. l. Q0 m5 w8 \! [* R" I7 Y! j+ F
Canada’s economic relations with China. Z! E$ w" e4 d* ~
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If you would like to learn more about:
* j8 j/ d9 W3 K1 H% gRich and Poor Countries
, x, z1 s0 E9 h$ _3 TWhy economies differ& M' m- w, M4 Y. [8 ?
Causes for such differences; U' l& @& ^0 B7 M2 y7 N+ E2 c5 b
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth$ U2 }! y& @7 r7 d2 e2 N A
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
3 Y7 q. \0 Q% j! H% p/ sTopics:
, i) N0 @0 e* v4 C3 xTechnology4 W- @6 x/ |, I3 x
Institutions2 _1 x; [# k" r5 R$ y1 S7 m
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence 4 a9 |: _6 p2 A* u( W0 X' |
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If you enjoyed learning about
8 v: Y% T/ u! E( C' j( h8 `Supply and Demand
) j! V8 t6 L; [% JConsumer Behavior" x. w! |/ _7 r3 }+ V* J1 y; j
Production and Cost
& W }* ]% c% l8 S+ vPrice and Output8 A$ X2 K2 a T$ W, n4 {7 [. ?/ c
Market Structures
' E9 L2 c( y+ W% z8 kYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!1 B; c# c) {: z, }8 H, Y, I) t
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
0 B/ v$ X3 o% e5 U& dTopics: ' i2 q- r& |0 A' |2 ~0 |
Theory of consumer behavior" Z: P' v6 e" R) z
Theory of production and cost
( ]* F! O- Z& b1 Q+ VPrice and output determination under competition
% L5 }# ~: d" ^5 h7 BMonopoly and other market structures
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If you enjoyed learning about
1 p% d9 q: o9 ]" B* [2 s5 CCosts and Benefits
% T# h+ y7 Y- l+ r9 p. H2 aExternalities7 X) J+ Z% c o" W! t
Decision-making' U: V: K1 U& A/ c" }- |. {
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Capital Investments. h* I% T4 x1 W' k# ?) v, T) U Q
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!) H3 a# ^3 S% x) `9 z5 r, k7 W. n9 q
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation! k7 Z; W' h$ T# G# F
Topics:
/ j) Q: O8 y& j; p/ N0 [Cost-Benefit Analysis
% L4 A9 ~& S8 l( X* R& w) uEvaluating Public Investment Projects& t0 s7 Y( P8 a
Look at examples from
: m) g4 Y8 k5 Z8 _: _Transportation
" d: Y' p4 l7 `% ~3 {( c% @% D& i5 qRiver Basin Management: |/ g( i3 D. r" @- U8 Y2 C3 \4 b
Electrical Generation! I1 c' A' y0 F8 E4 \' ]. s
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control' i! P* ~/ b' D l. j
+ r5 Z- n+ O. j/ E' X' m% FIf you enjoyed learning about ! K& w7 b5 o$ L. f; r% M* |
Supply and Demand% `. |4 ?/ w( {0 L( i2 z8 {! w
Externalities
3 f7 {- |7 f3 O1 DResource Allocation3 B: c+ T8 B; e
Taxation; `8 x }/ w4 x% i! T
Or would like to learn more about
' w# k3 ?2 ~7 P( N, {/ V7 ASupply of Natural Resources in Canada
; J& A! U, P2 O }3 U" IYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
- @, b2 E, E( pECON 365 Resource Economics! n0 _3 d. F$ ~. S) ]% c, ~; B9 m
Topics:
- p A% [1 F/ y% |- l/ `9 V1 pExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources8 y$ L$ z j. [6 h' u. R9 k
Scarcity and pricing4 _9 K3 u% b1 R$ J5 n7 C% O5 X
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues1 H5 h P3 {; F- _
) z6 ]8 c, E0 I8 n' }# x# q. ~' eIf you enjoyed learning about
z8 e6 w4 t% c" z vResource Allocation0 H6 E4 s/ L- @8 x; t" c4 w, {
Pricing
$ ]5 |9 M% \' ^# z& fMarkets
5 R5 E% D8 J' s; s8 ]4 R- ?! q \Government roles
$ A. j, c' X, } f5 c; ?9 y% X0 J: BOr would like to learn more about
+ k% C3 T8 `* _8 ?4 w; L' d! WThe energy sector, including sources and markets
$ }7 |$ r% \+ Y: x+ c! N5 k( DCanadian Energy Policy and current issues/ M7 t; U' ]9 |% G) \* @& G
You might enjoy a course about
9 ^+ P" G! g9 _Energy Economics!! q8 j. B1 A! I* p. ~$ ?
ECON 366 Energy Economics8 x' u3 d4 B* \1 _+ O
Topics: % Y0 M/ R2 M% Q) \) Z( |
Pricing
/ [ \7 a8 n8 p+ o a9 |8 tRole in economic growth 3 c/ w' n! |# ]- [: {4 W# J
Energy sources and markets 7 R! J* F6 \# Y. p! ~) c
Role of government
3 E. R5 f% N' ?0 ]Regulation 5 [$ J9 ~$ {0 o1 I) h) N1 Z2 X
: L Z& b5 p N: K5 ?' b$ l0 qIf you enjoyed learning about ; J7 A" W: y5 C! a; J2 J1 |
Externalities! x5 Y8 Q2 ~# w
Regulation
4 ^( _9 w$ |; {* _. ^Government roles! l* `3 r" Y+ D# p2 p, f
Or would like to learn more about
5 T; `- |2 {, {7 j1 P8 T3 N" HEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration6 K: [+ `3 Z$ K9 \8 H+ l
Steps taken to address deterioration
5 Y; }0 R. p5 {8 QYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
8 w' ~9 ^, s3 V% D) c& aECON 369 Economics of the Environment
4 }1 u4 A- j, w) E5 x1 V5 j& F ATopics:
7 j2 f$ C+ P: k1 O$ g. e6 _, k, O; bEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment 7 y& X1 K# ?5 m1 x" e! q- `: e
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
! M1 l( k- P' |8 n# kTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
2 `3 |$ s2 C \Recreation economics
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Individual Incentives/ g. `& R1 W( ]1 E" _6 D( V" g
Total Welfare # |5 Z! N' X, b, U. t% ?. s
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
8 j# y+ b- B. }ECON 378 Law and Economics& O# t* \- i# P* o/ |8 I/ H
Topics: & p5 [0 `+ p2 i8 m' Q) E; Y' n
Issues in Criminal and Family Law2 M2 c+ a% O# \) q: i
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
. ?2 j+ j" i; n! Q$ E: [8 C5 E9 gChild Support Payments! R' V; D# l# A' `
Private Divorce agreements" Q; ~9 H' x7 Y8 j
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act+ K1 f3 O" m2 h% U. J7 M
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Prisoners Dilemma
% F+ o/ q# U; Q* a' VDominant Strategies; ?: w% Z$ c. p* b2 R
Collusion
. R6 O" H B) {6 ]3 |, PYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
5 N' g& p. o- w5 n9 mECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
2 {: W- r" @( ?6 D/ s$ ^. I& KTopics: 1 x9 \, y2 }% q) C: D; ]- Q
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games# `$ a1 Q# U2 b( _ P2 q& i
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion & n4 } X5 l" }- |' |" H" y
Note! Prerequisites:
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