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If you enjoyed learning about:
1 n& P; e3 r6 \0 P9 W: P3 z WTrade
/ f3 b2 D4 s) j) o6 }6 \Growth
. r2 q, \/ X7 P6 e3 u( m! u# SOr would like to learn more about:
0 y3 c; J0 \* l/ ^& \4 q/ Y9 N$ \; K' MChina as an Emerging Economy
% u$ J) t- D) S% yYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
d# _+ Y" u! }6 mECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
, U; W5 w& W( e1 I( H) d7 }1 ITopics: / `6 V7 c0 X# K3 b
Chinese Economy Characteristics" h5 k0 j! {) c! Y' b
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
" I, e6 Q: q9 J' ~" ]. cConsequences of economic reform
, G4 u. p% E/ K H' gCanada’s economic relations with China" _& E$ k5 E2 d m
5 n+ W2 C: Q! z- q* `" |2 MIf you would like to learn more about: % S, v; i" i* u* A: E( P- K( b
Rich and Poor Countries- r( G0 O5 ]6 o, D- H
Why economies differ: u2 w% Y& h0 ]. I; O+ H8 {* `
Causes for such differences& }* R9 V {2 r; @+ [) P
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth. ^6 Y5 G( D4 x! r& m2 h- a
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth1 C5 i6 Y6 y( L. S/ J6 x5 Z$ B( O
Topics:
, U; f3 l, y; Z7 v* n/ I7 N) _Technology' e; O; o, R7 h f! B/ e2 ^
Institutions
' ^! r) P& U& x% @' j W$ x' B1 oGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence ( M5 w7 }, e: w# A; j7 U. `# g
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Supply and Demand
- W' m* a) }) { g: K3 Z+ lConsumer Behavior
1 d. E1 p0 p1 A( P- o* WProduction and Cost
, ~1 F0 j- \' k! f" qPrice and Output
; P1 F7 v5 y1 C0 x) ^Market Structures/ V+ \2 _3 K7 P- l
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
8 Q5 i" h' q3 j6 t0 p% Q7 f+ Z9 i2 ]2 LECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
4 V1 Y* T& D2 h7 A! Z& b" i* gTopics: 0 ?# ]0 j1 Y- p& w' L9 x6 {
Theory of consumer behavior
7 V# A: O7 O1 tTheory of production and cost
9 X& N; Y5 b) X/ X& q3 c1 y5 wPrice and output determination under competition
: H# @2 M$ W& d; @, K1 N0 uMonopoly and other market structures8 T' @- ]. ?4 f7 b1 r( { {
% }' T3 C6 J* e) r$ f" y9 L- K) U0 @If you enjoyed learning about
* V( h: ?2 Z- C% O+ u* T2 KCosts and Benefits
0 D" W! B( Z9 _Externalities6 u6 Y/ u+ C! U0 m! n
Decision-making
2 o6 X) A! \( \- n# `Or would like to learn more about
- P$ H7 Y+ e- t' |2 [- n, ~Capital Investments8 b9 _8 r$ T6 o& G. L
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
7 [% T. C) \4 c- e C* RECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation1 S. |- P4 Y' J3 m1 [2 J
Topics:! O) j+ c( z: z- ~3 d' m- j- `
Cost-Benefit Analysis
; U$ K3 D3 ~7 I8 |5 W7 k+ Q( XEvaluating Public Investment Projects/ _" v- ^" B0 m( J1 Q" `
Look at examples from
. s6 J* H8 O. f: xTransportation
( A/ f3 k- V$ tRiver Basin Management) q; j! ]- S9 D8 _
Electrical Generation3 A/ E' K1 T/ N" u* u, y
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control/ q7 P: G! G, x9 n
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If you enjoyed learning about
0 j, d+ g% P/ |* b, CSupply and Demand/ w8 y5 ~6 Z) s, I/ M) V9 j
Externalities0 N! p$ b5 S1 ~. o" K5 P
Resource Allocation
/ V3 F7 W9 U0 M q5 B8 n: ^" UTaxation6 u. E& P$ [$ S
Or would like to learn more about
9 w4 M, g+ a7 x8 U. X5 hSupply of Natural Resources in Canada! D f- c5 I! {: ]9 S3 _
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!4 j; q; Z& F, I; @5 @6 h$ I
ECON 365 Resource Economics) y7 z" ]& }4 n2 N' ]: ^. W8 U u
Topics:
7 w* j, K' n& }, QExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources( f3 C( c \$ O. U+ _
Scarcity and pricing! V" \% v8 ~. D3 Y2 _# V1 h
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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* B# f$ @) M; l; o" h3 k3 }If you enjoyed learning about
1 ?, U K( t; K! ^/ N: \+ `7 lResource Allocation
: k3 ~6 Y) \, w0 P( v: v, m7 MPricing3 K- b( ]9 c# V" e6 T6 S
Markets8 R4 P9 m ^: u, Y/ C% p
Government roles
0 c5 l# D- t! q$ f& N3 Y5 }9 qOr would like to learn more about - u" G/ _1 H( `& S/ v* Q
The energy sector, including sources and markets
' z2 w: u1 S, f2 @! M' Q0 VCanadian Energy Policy and current issues. L# @$ r; o) W4 q8 _0 R
You might enjoy a course about n8 C" [& [* W$ S
Energy Economics!
2 q4 o+ J; e$ U, w( ~6 V) wECON 366 Energy Economics( F# ^2 U3 D! |. y2 d7 f' E, z
Topics:
: K% x% m3 Q5 Q( G9 Q8 R7 W8 rPricing$ _# F5 a' [/ f' B4 G$ F+ L, I
Role in economic growth
1 W2 k, N4 e, r% q; LEnergy sources and markets 8 Z3 P/ J/ n! e/ y) j
Role of government * _. T% B5 E9 [9 K/ P
Regulation
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4 {+ p6 k: ~* w6 {7 n, ?If you enjoyed learning about : a E0 N2 F0 J8 _! L- M( c5 C- \: O
Externalities
- @1 d, T/ E. t: n; `" j- nRegulation
: c- ]2 C8 v0 `7 R L! IGovernment roles, n4 G" h% o% B! L
Or would like to learn more about
5 e( x% b+ ~! {$ A/ \5 CEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration$ X: J6 z3 O/ q" R' \! X
Steps taken to address deterioration: r& E! e4 A. t
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
; P* ?; o2 \: c- u, _/ D" j# H* z/ WECON 369 Economics of the Environment& P6 L; M% Q7 Q$ G+ z! t |- d
Topics: $ Y* z) y) ?+ y' Y+ B3 p
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
" r& U5 r u. I/ Q" ?$ U1 LTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
9 `* v3 z; V& X$ M( j7 s9 Y$ qTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration ) i# `3 E9 W# j0 [1 Q2 r
Recreation economics! A' Z' i/ c C4 Q: O
3 ~8 s' R' ]2 v2 i1 ~5 t4 \ f# `3 GIf you enjoyed learning about1 p8 y# N% E( B+ n* `( i$ G
Individual Incentives
9 N) w! M+ q6 ~! o- x/ V8 N; ~Total Welfare
. Q, t8 m7 t& H9 U! J4 H, XYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
r4 e" W& J" S# wECON 378 Law and Economics
6 _& h( l8 ?: |" w! K- gTopics: # \6 a: v) U" Y s8 l- {0 b
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
. R/ s; e+ K, v+ @3 Y7 sCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining" k- J; ^" |7 X. t+ z, s5 `; C5 y9 s
Child Support Payments
# k% j$ j- a- E: KPrivate Divorce agreements
' i- x) P' |2 S# NCriminal provisions of the Competition Act8 `4 l: K$ P" A4 c5 f6 j
" \; @4 X( Z' Z N8 sIf you enjoyed learning about
; ^# U6 ^/ x6 a" `# y0 \) G( }Prisoners Dilemma
% K9 W5 p7 o, l6 LDominant Strategies1 j: S6 D0 G0 @, S; l, D6 Q
Collusion- Z1 b7 F0 Z: q9 |3 s9 \& i8 F( a
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
; [3 h1 m# c# S+ d3 }ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
0 [- {& U; G m# u& S. RTopics: & D5 g# i% i2 D& p1 e i
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games* u9 K# ?7 Y u# S/ h$ }
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
) l& e) o" m! k1 ] A# qNote! Prerequisites: # R h/ j: i \. ~# z
ECON 384 & 299 |
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