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Trade* ~1 k" q& A! D' Q1 W8 q! ?
Growth1 l/ k/ @0 q! j3 }$ X6 l$ t
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* r( I! p6 Q2 z% \2 a9 p2 PChina as an Emerging Economy) c6 k3 Q. ?8 O& \* ?8 T( f4 t) @/ ]
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
3 F0 F% M7 R9 V: I( h! X. fECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
- s& k+ T, O) L' [9 yTopics: * Z& n7 j6 ~5 J+ o' e
Chinese Economy Characteristics' E2 T" f; u# C5 X( u9 _
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
/ [6 k- j, H+ }4 o$ ^( w+ EConsequences of economic reform
8 C6 {0 K7 n. I0 S t" bCanada’s economic relations with China
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1 i* W, {; G( ^8 y! ?If you would like to learn more about:
" B- W! y* c# C5 w KRich and Poor Countries& q( O$ f% W- R4 ~" h- q2 U
Why economies differ
" J4 `4 V$ t7 P+ ~7 zCauses for such differences. R) o$ x, q1 L( W
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth. S. @% b r' M9 |" j4 {
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
2 F; ?5 q/ T; {7 ZTopics:; c% Y1 F) j+ w6 N+ E# {
Technology. u5 P, Y" S1 R! i9 M2 o
Institutions
$ P: G; L+ y! H2 a1 t1 BGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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c4 d, \) |9 Y( d0 IIf you enjoyed learning about
* Z- G2 n7 }( N# QSupply and Demand
; b2 T o$ Q6 l' b7 n5 pConsumer Behavior5 |# N+ ] B* R! j
Production and Cost
* F. z+ s! {" c5 [; z/ G, @Price and Output
: |& M4 m1 u3 P8 ~2 e) \Market Structures% ^$ d' j6 z9 F- [4 f" W
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
6 o. t$ R7 M: P: cECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I |: n3 t5 M: y8 u: D
Topics: / e4 u( q" h6 G7 a; b6 i E
Theory of consumer behavior
1 @: {, |' o$ O. E( V7 a& g% X3 YTheory of production and cost+ a/ N' i" D- p" ?4 ^$ x+ M
Price and output determination under competition
% G% \4 r+ V% a6 PMonopoly and other market structures" I) E% p' H( i
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If you enjoyed learning about
. g9 | o Y6 A; N- ?Costs and Benefits
" z. }. y( Y3 l7 U( D- dExternalities, w3 i/ f( f j; p& x4 Y/ i
Decision-making
9 |* x+ {0 I+ m( xOr would like to learn more about
3 x3 v% p' t" F" R. p* A0 N8 T. LCapital Investments5 L& h& F& m" u& e( I4 }1 x
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!/ w( s' @5 {; [; w! P! P1 u1 S
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation I& E$ p e0 T. J9 A2 S
Topics:9 l$ X/ B. I1 s' g: `; u+ b
Cost-Benefit Analysis
6 Y1 Z' \$ n2 G. fEvaluating Public Investment Projects% [' `$ O$ j o1 d/ N; }7 @+ c! ]$ U4 P0 r
Look at examples from / F7 e7 v3 Z, }4 q; C0 E- g: Z
Transportation( z R* V& g2 t' z# T
River Basin Management
/ i, w$ u ?( R q8 Y; JElectrical Generation/ U% L" i8 {5 A0 ^7 |/ Z
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control+ y7 d# ~9 R! Z* x% E& g4 F$ V
9 w. |; J- o1 _- d, MIf you enjoyed learning about
" {( `0 w/ [) I; tSupply and Demand
8 M: j- b5 h* IExternalities8 p3 X5 ]( a! M
Resource Allocation
/ R `# B# Q$ v G9 T% h) Q* o; ZTaxation' s+ u5 J" d8 P7 H! T8 Z
Or would like to learn more about 4 E6 `% E7 A6 {- i- _+ [
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada- V, g8 L# l) A* E" F5 @
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!) x' T. V' p$ B; U4 B, H! w2 S
ECON 365 Resource Economics" Q4 \1 v6 b+ l j9 e, @: m
Topics:
2 _% P Z7 s( F% zExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources5 S. j+ Y0 \- E" \" }
Scarcity and pricing+ O/ |. z/ N8 M$ n4 J: N3 w4 o( [
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
* w0 \, Q' \! s: p# c3 h) @: tResource Allocation
) N' S/ G3 N, l( W& {' T: WPricing) M: @: r2 G6 E A, q* K
Markets
" X% h# c S. _' \Government roles4 W- u" N& _4 |& Y) w
Or would like to learn more about
$ b' o( F: @: t4 MThe energy sector, including sources and markets, M( C! M6 z5 u
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
+ B7 ?6 U( c+ B3 L/ K! A/ b" {You might enjoy a course about
$ ~7 t' I* L1 k- n" e9 `Energy Economics!" P3 m6 t- @( e. S7 \
ECON 366 Energy Economics
1 ?. v4 k* D; Q' ?+ o4 @+ vTopics:
& q5 \4 H- h* Q1 [1 XPricing
# I6 a! a# _) d k9 s7 lRole in economic growth
3 G& x( G: C6 k$ `7 QEnergy sources and markets
3 l( r) i5 j& \; ^( ARole of government ' h2 d. Q' u7 H! \( `, ]
Regulation ' L, o) ?- t4 K' K6 Q4 D) C
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Externalities8 O7 f' q1 \" _5 \1 ^9 N! s
Regulation
' Z/ x" R. H( q1 P! BGovernment roles
/ u. r' s m5 h$ L; L# r4 `' A0 eOr would like to learn more about
8 ]( ]+ f. I. H( T& t8 q! CEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
" K* I6 |; ~, [2 @* L9 e7 nSteps taken to address deterioration
8 [: b' V# K; p7 \% KYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
2 @! z8 n$ {5 a. t* v9 u1 tECON 369 Economics of the Environment
6 I$ O/ I5 g% f) U0 o( b rTopics: 3 s) v2 F/ u' I
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
* s/ n `7 m3 n* _ ITypes and causes of environmental deterioration ) H/ t* o/ k6 h3 r
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 0 `2 ]) {. `! U% ~3 g& l- p
Recreation economics( p* _, l, y3 S, u
' M# u" B4 C9 O7 N: t" t: O; KIf you enjoyed learning about; ^1 v$ S2 s. e# {5 H
Individual Incentives. C8 d# m4 |+ I$ T! {; O# h2 I8 {& E
Total Welfare 1 ^) \7 t% |5 A# b, A1 Y& X
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
. d% l" o$ J" E, g2 ?8 b( RECON 378 Law and Economics8 u: j% T& K! Q2 @
Topics:
( ]/ ^4 O, \1 p7 O+ c" k( @Issues in Criminal and Family Law7 n7 x+ c* H. M% t
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
% K* S* H# i3 y1 y2 IChild Support Payments
2 L( f5 A' h* J, C) m+ CPrivate Divorce agreements
! {$ c. f. Q# [3 e( d1 p) G3 H/ qCriminal provisions of the Competition Act- H: ?( Q! e @" B" K
6 r- Y4 {4 M! }" b! ]/ xIf you enjoyed learning about
8 b( k7 ^& @3 L; c, ~. MPrisoners Dilemma. t. H, Q& E# ?* q$ t, p, w9 S
Dominant Strategies
" K. |# x5 t- @7 h2 v% hCollusion
8 b9 @* _4 F* m$ tYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
8 g/ _2 U: H9 L. V* dECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications& y( W5 d ?, X, U% c
Topics:
2 M0 r7 m6 k ], U, m @2 X2 K LAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games: z; q" Q; c7 k/ t& G
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion # Y- {1 Q0 ?2 Q; z M- J8 t8 `
Note! Prerequisites:
3 R: t; `; ^5 }3 [, T0 T, CECON 384 & 299 |
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