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* [" a4 ]. y: M2 b' TChina as an Emerging Economy
' H" Q) `: l! c( [" T+ z. i/ sYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!* D' v. Q5 h2 C- q3 z: x! }# ~4 h$ C
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development1 \1 D, P; e( f7 f2 J+ H [
Topics:
9 q. h- a( I: x$ s# {! |Chinese Economy Characteristics
: o; E3 e" C2 @+ r2 wRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
, r/ d2 q5 I, i4 Y! B) G7 H' IConsequences of economic reform9 R5 d7 x0 @& @* ~: v& M4 R. f' ]
Canada’s economic relations with China/ ~! H8 q/ ~8 V0 @7 |2 c
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" P# [# K$ ?$ x4 A; dRich and Poor Countries! Z2 R% B; B# ^/ ]! g# n0 \- ^ |
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Causes for such differences
3 ]$ r' g, N0 w- sYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth$ W' s4 n" z; ?5 p) r5 C
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
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/ z2 j8 e7 W* g' T+ Z+ b1 ^Technology% Y* l( w8 v1 Y ^
Institutions, l8 e/ j: O2 e# k, K+ G0 L$ C9 J
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence % z/ X# _4 ~/ m \+ }3 c& F
x6 b7 ` i0 z) @If you enjoyed learning about
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/ k5 ?, P+ c1 N" o! u5 hConsumer Behavior7 _& j0 p; x4 a+ N: y
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1 Y4 ~: s3 g. @2 Y- E9 G+ |Price and Output
2 D5 ^+ I4 ]0 o$ o: g3 V2 a2 uMarket Structures
& j9 t2 T4 i+ y, v& hYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
! V) W* M' W( J& J9 S& ^/ cECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I% i5 z: p# D. e1 I
Topics:
9 \& k$ |; m# j& [Theory of consumer behavior
' B! ?) y0 \$ o. q% |Theory of production and cost2 F- \+ b8 y# L
Price and output determination under competition
6 m6 E, L( ?. L2 u; R! U, ~Monopoly and other market structures" {" s. H- e4 T
1 U! ]7 ~) Q# s# N# m0 I) d6 ~If you enjoyed learning about , W+ P+ c1 c$ ~ @
Costs and Benefits , G# x) U+ K0 |, B( N
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5 ]% B, e6 L6 n4 PDecision-making2 n0 n, V5 I/ Z, V1 C/ W
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* ?% |. q" c% | @+ w' z& W3 CCapital Investments/ f7 H- z. _( j8 a1 Q
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
7 t# D$ N4 F, M: j( ]5 wECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
0 X8 F' ~2 O' L+ Q9 j/ s/ ^" x* |Topics:9 [- u9 I8 C1 J
Cost-Benefit Analysis
: b% `0 I2 y% `" rEvaluating Public Investment Projects) J2 |" t* W: ?8 v% W
Look at examples from / R% y: m0 }3 l/ {+ {+ `2 U, S$ C. ?
Transportation( F: l& s- C: F! R
River Basin Management
! t- B1 V/ N% z8 L: CElectrical Generation
5 n; d5 F/ ]! q& _ e9 f+ Q- L! zOil & Gas and Pollution Control& N% l% A# ^; M9 |0 |6 F
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Taxation- L# G2 H7 A/ K+ Z& g- P! O8 h
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- ]& }8 n5 C s& q0 uSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
% J# _5 ^: E6 k: }9 vYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
5 Y# b. I9 U; H! V0 I! SECON 365 Resource Economics
! }4 f6 o. i$ d, q# f; D8 ETopics:; ]9 G) L& r4 S
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
+ ~9 S, t) P" G! U5 O: JScarcity and pricing
, } {+ r1 e5 \: ?9 x) D$ qContemporary Canadian resource policy issues# V8 [% ^1 ^2 w& k
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; ~& M9 I( H5 Z5 u- @) A NResource Allocation @5 n8 ~+ K2 F G- q. D2 |8 E( Q
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; ?$ F' r4 m" u1 d' x! xGovernment roles, U+ u- s. d v6 y2 e) u
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The energy sector, including sources and markets
' _ t' e& H" nCanadian Energy Policy and current issues2 h6 n" F. a# I; n, B+ Y
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5 b# l3 W; U [Energy Economics!
, D! g* i9 `/ S$ G: L& d- d8 ?ECON 366 Energy Economics
+ d, N7 Z$ Q0 i$ T" X! N# VTopics:
3 i- ]' H' E, E. y- ^Pricing
9 A6 ?. Z0 ?6 nRole in economic growth ) b; D" @5 z* S5 V- \
Energy sources and markets * W3 H3 h: {* f5 Q
Role of government
. I5 g0 q+ Z1 Z( k: gRegulation
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration O8 M1 `! F6 d2 z' h+ u
Steps taken to address deterioration
' l* j, k8 L4 r1 R) qYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
) N5 j. ^6 a. j& B; C" EECON 369 Economics of the Environment$ X+ {4 n6 v2 b& x8 G- G
Topics: 8 @- i- o3 m. g! ]* r$ z4 O7 C
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment - ~5 Q b4 Q2 V+ I9 w9 @ ~ N
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
, E7 Q' {& q# Y7 k8 R) C3 nTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
- q: r) U8 F" D a2 URecreation economics$ M3 O( L. W: d/ J) B. h$ f# T* P
5 S% s) Z' J) G# j: w. x, hIf you enjoyed learning about* y* ]$ j6 f% M5 x' F/ F" z
Individual Incentives
4 j ^0 I i3 s# vTotal Welfare
# h8 x- n* U: u( nYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! ) s' c/ G* ]: f4 b `# ~7 y
ECON 378 Law and Economics, m( R# n7 {. C/ h" W
Topics:
; t0 _8 T# g0 B2 N( F: |0 [Issues in Criminal and Family Law
# \& w4 z7 t4 N! T9 n; v4 N) `Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
1 B7 V5 y! ~' [! P3 ~Child Support Payments
4 f8 a7 b4 J4 i8 F- LPrivate Divorce agreements1 i7 b3 \1 n% }# L! t
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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6 L: l( D2 z j" t8 j/ RIf you enjoyed learning about 1 C( d$ i& R& E
Prisoners Dilemma
. o3 z ?3 b7 N& {Dominant Strategies+ l" N6 X- r2 C! n) I ^4 _- ~
Collusion
P5 b3 \1 z4 GYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! & {! @* t2 d* o) x: _) z4 Y7 X
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications6 Z* Z* w+ ?6 Q( m0 y% G
Topics: . q" ?7 }% {% N' N9 [8 ]9 \
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games# T) ~6 [9 ~6 s3 E
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
; w! f4 H& |1 K: G5 O# xNote! Prerequisites: - {9 J/ w9 m" C% R6 [, F7 e) O
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