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If you enjoyed learning about:
8 v: g1 R6 L& U* Y3 ~Trade
: o% W3 ~- C8 d7 W2 TGrowth
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China as an Emerging Economy* |2 W$ k0 k9 q e7 ^2 {
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
/ T( s/ \* f/ o2 u6 tECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
7 i# r' \6 S7 b: P3 ~; w8 e; o( N# b% mTopics: - F% `- V8 v8 i( k7 l6 ?
Chinese Economy Characteristics7 g9 \' k; ?1 Y" U7 {8 V( ^
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy ?4 g4 {/ d4 G+ ~, ^
Consequences of economic reform) x0 G* T- \2 A- G
Canada’s economic relations with China
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If you would like to learn more about: 0 D4 ^% B0 Y7 j7 D" T- w
Rich and Poor Countries
2 r0 ^4 S- d0 o. g0 U# VWhy economies differ- Z0 g: ]! @4 x
Causes for such differences; _4 }; J6 _# \
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
/ _/ z. C$ i: |; ZECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
* t6 C% J+ ^, |" ^, GTopics: ]* q1 m% i) v$ [" y0 a+ a
Technology
2 y: ^9 U" D* dInstitutions6 c6 h. w5 D0 e' c5 @: Y3 p
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about
: Z2 ^! L6 T: U: cSupply and Demand7 U5 k6 G- R e
Consumer Behavior5 E( T) L' p7 R1 W! y% ]( e+ W
Production and Cost7 g- J& v- [, d+ a" y6 t
Price and Output# m( K1 `7 o* G! x7 w8 E' @
Market Structures
8 X( R5 Z/ H' e4 f5 E9 MYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!9 E2 M; I5 Q6 {+ `
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
5 I% r0 `) G, p/ z2 [1 p2 zTopics:
/ H' C2 ~3 y8 b/ \! I- M- K, w% kTheory of consumer behavior* l- y4 C9 k7 v# i% _( a7 E
Theory of production and cost
8 t: v2 G) U5 C9 R, V: b( _Price and output determination under competition) K$ m# N8 G. z) v
Monopoly and other market structures6 a( u) r, J: h+ ~* t z z
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If you enjoyed learning about , K0 Q7 A: _* A0 L$ {
Costs and Benefits
: X4 x. x7 m; _" m4 \Externalities4 E- ^6 ?+ O+ W& o; k
Decision-making
2 b: Z N5 P+ V* R) j8 d$ ZOr would like to learn more about
2 t- e$ z/ f3 z+ b7 V# }Capital Investments
4 v9 b0 ^+ \7 M. [: WYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!) @. w9 [1 l) E1 O/ T7 }. B/ Z, k4 W+ n
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
/ ?3 Z% G6 l: r$ N9 Q! Q1 u$ STopics:: b y. p* L# b7 X: F6 f4 V0 }# e
Cost-Benefit Analysis+ c; p. i# d# ^ K
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
6 o# e8 \/ f' p8 bLook at examples from 1 }" m- ]) v% `
Transportation! I9 b- k E) b# \
River Basin Management
& I; c/ G3 E5 O; D' b8 Y/ cElectrical Generation
( q5 g9 h* k" K* m2 ~* ZOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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$ V' s9 w7 q N) LIf you enjoyed learning about 6 s9 g8 M/ K1 O/ ^. B
Supply and Demand. i/ `- Z5 j6 U9 U1 x4 i8 F
Externalities
! |6 [+ {+ Y Q- M2 e" ?/ J& f$ _; ]; [& ^Resource Allocation* y4 {" y( U8 _; ?- P
Taxation: B- r; d4 O3 I; U/ c" }
Or would like to learn more about 2 |. l1 }5 I. E3 D9 B$ E/ ^
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada( M! A4 H2 w+ {$ b8 ^4 l
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!8 X' ]7 b+ K* C) ^- y0 l$ k4 u
ECON 365 Resource Economics; @/ v( ~. s1 J, T" A
Topics:
9 w+ I& Y3 Y K5 DExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
$ o, M, X6 J1 f+ s6 }/ z' N5 m% ~9 nScarcity and pricing* R/ W: _: l u$ `& ^9 f' S0 p
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues5 k6 m9 X5 F% _' y
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If you enjoyed learning about
( E" F- Y' e3 M- ?. f( AResource Allocation
; I+ M3 n4 _5 ? @# t) @$ V7 CPricing
~/ j. s0 g# q) x6 g0 V8 zMarkets/ }- y8 {7 {) z4 ~
Government roles
% L5 t- W) W: n9 U3 POr would like to learn more about 3 z! T8 b8 N" V0 n6 X
The energy sector, including sources and markets$ V4 J# a8 M/ v# k C
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
U% k% S7 F% C8 k6 B) }You might enjoy a course about
. Q4 d4 v, R7 s' _Energy Economics!
6 `! p1 p8 ^% q l: g) N# x! E6 ~! AECON 366 Energy Economics
9 ^! @/ t! \( ~Topics:
$ @+ J7 P0 X: P' JPricing
1 m$ q: \5 x4 M$ K, x cRole in economic growth
+ A: O' [- ~5 G( K) |# y0 B$ Q6 YEnergy sources and markets - J: E( g. O3 v# t6 b6 r5 b2 p
Role of government
) d4 K+ i+ L& z& ~/ n. kRegulation $ C2 W8 y% C. q, c6 v/ @# p$ _
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If you enjoyed learning about
" h# C1 _& y# V1 ]Externalities
) X) h4 j; C2 {Regulation& w6 v3 ~1 D; {" C1 s4 e
Government roles7 {# ~, V. {0 H
Or would like to learn more about ; z! B) Z9 R0 s' o9 E5 P( l: P9 m
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration ]& n. }! e8 D5 u% D" c
Steps taken to address deterioration
1 \9 O3 P* t6 C. W0 J/ F% ~You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
5 G9 S/ ~. x7 r) m3 fECON 369 Economics of the Environment
. \: v8 m( H5 ]+ n( \Topics: 5 a7 F1 P- v$ _; M. G( q
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
& \) F G7 |* b0 W @7 UTypes and causes of environmental deterioration ! g( m6 ~/ p& L
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 4 e: G- W$ Q k! a* L0 w- N
Recreation economics3 C/ e; L( } H7 R( _
/ B# l- |) P: }* Y+ \$ LIf you enjoyed learning about
$ L* W2 \; J- I+ b9 N* n# k Individual Incentives
1 E+ ~4 W& v% X6 H/ _/ iTotal Welfare 9 f1 I( X3 @. `5 K/ z7 p
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
1 C+ E4 k% p! D% h# g7 sECON 378 Law and Economics8 W) K2 j; x- n4 [
Topics:
1 w6 d! ^: s) w! W: L$ B/ DIssues in Criminal and Family Law
, |% f5 `: r3 `% f9 i' ECrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining0 w* o( X4 _* Q$ U4 A; x
Child Support Payments, g( Y. v; {' k4 a8 h; Z% u8 v
Private Divorce agreements) e9 R# E. g& E. `7 f
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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$ f+ L, i+ h3 d7 P' P, [If you enjoyed learning about
v( s" E1 a5 x( HPrisoners Dilemma
6 s1 h( B5 X! H7 A1 O! DDominant Strategies. }5 D ~+ c8 V; I( l% y
Collusion
# W8 O8 @$ P: C$ ]8 UYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 3 ~& v3 I9 K S0 j+ P) S: q
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications4 I- S, r5 E/ a: B5 B
Topics: ' h& `. O- B7 U7 L
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
9 N5 _' U% M5 q9 C D! Y6 G- GApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion Q, C1 T8 y& E! ^. t# o' I/ J
Note! Prerequisites:
7 e D$ l+ S5 j5 O! lECON 384 & 299 |
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