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Trade8 h# y( K+ V! [* l8 r# Y8 Q/ |
Growth/ T2 n* {: b X
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" z5 l9 u/ r1 H+ b! q9 K4 pChina as an Emerging Economy
. U+ N( H/ V8 u9 v5 {You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!( K7 m2 Z& G/ R* Q# C' R
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development( d7 |! s+ Z: X! \/ |
Topics: * K, u0 U+ j9 F7 q9 p2 X
Chinese Economy Characteristics
0 x8 i9 Q4 l% D' P/ M% ?) B4 uRecent Events in the Chinese Economy. K6 J, Z0 w; F' y: f9 D6 U
Consequences of economic reform. j8 d) T1 A8 q0 a" J1 K; F
Canada’s economic relations with China
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! ]5 d" w* s: d1 n2 o7 T3 LIf you would like to learn more about: - C! u* _! d% [* S1 o3 q- Q3 e
Rich and Poor Countries% W2 A! F0 v4 f7 |+ q5 E
Why economies differ% q' ]8 @. s* g& X7 K/ H8 V8 G, {
Causes for such differences
& y3 \5 @7 S& V! |You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
- {3 _; x" K7 G3 QECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
8 a9 g" N! n% _Topics:
s1 `! O5 K4 ~: x* [, W. U/ @4 H& ATechnology4 v* A; c3 C) X; s$ k
Institutions0 \+ k+ s" h/ P0 O4 o
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence 2 O) I) X, n5 y% C% l# T( `- s
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Supply and Demand
, M& ?9 ?( e5 L0 BConsumer Behavior2 [, L5 h; S, F1 M! h
Production and Cost
5 K# B& p! X! _7 Z' C; hPrice and Output
7 }+ l- S' A$ ~7 b% A& m: oMarket Structures( H& q, s2 l; D/ O5 N/ e$ U; ?
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!% T6 E e: D- q" c" M
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I5 i- G$ Q, d" V( A; P
Topics:
. {( m/ D5 h% \* s9 K% H8 rTheory of consumer behavior
d1 J" D% } C4 [, x6 A$ QTheory of production and cost* z/ @& X% |: |2 v% K5 |( U
Price and output determination under competition1 i3 o$ U+ u( w* ~' c0 W& Q
Monopoly and other market structures
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- i1 ^; t* |: J7 l3 FIf you enjoyed learning about
/ X S. t, n- o" p# e8 [& vCosts and Benefits
) u0 x! O$ ]1 W% K' c' wExternalities
5 {% m, p4 k! i0 e, d2 vDecision-making# U3 r8 t$ A' L
Or would like to learn more about " w9 K) T, g$ t! T% E% _
Capital Investments" {4 O/ f$ E+ r5 D3 u I* q
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
1 x; q- g& R8 _ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
i) E- h. ]* h+ w2 NTopics:
8 o) x) y/ n* f0 n7 `% KCost-Benefit Analysis' k# X: E+ W1 e s. S6 }8 E9 G
Evaluating Public Investment Projects: a6 y$ l, K! o2 ^* s7 P
Look at examples from
; ?; f& f! p- {Transportation2 c9 F2 S! k1 |, `
River Basin Management# v! `0 n. r* J8 ]6 U; d4 v) u
Electrical Generation3 p, I; {- y/ G3 ~6 J. p) E" u
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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7 k4 \' B% P# ]: VIf you enjoyed learning about
( n9 w3 L$ ^4 V# L0 s- P& JSupply and Demand' {& j6 ~# V0 [% {! y1 k8 @
Externalities
" ]& c- H0 F) RResource Allocation
5 z8 m5 R, {6 N% _( f$ z. cTaxation; l6 R, x2 L/ o" X
Or would like to learn more about
1 ] j% t6 L. `' H q* U2 i/ E- ~% hSupply of Natural Resources in Canada! u2 {& r' `" Z# _4 g# \8 A# b
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
0 ~! C# j% f+ o* o2 D, m8 dECON 365 Resource Economics
( \ m, ^' X5 T$ A, e& ^* {) uTopics:
' S% I' `! m: X. h; M$ wExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources6 w1 l1 e/ W$ O+ w
Scarcity and pricing
1 ~3 u- T. J2 N, O3 ~* `8 zContemporary Canadian resource policy issues+ |/ H7 w. T4 Q; t
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If you enjoyed learning about
) T9 f8 V( Z. u; M5 x. NResource Allocation8 y# q' N7 F9 v
Pricing
4 `- Q9 d$ _8 w5 VMarkets
: T' D. _( [$ S+ F8 uGovernment roles
- P4 Q2 O; Y+ S- g" `1 DOr would like to learn more about % f# n# K, ?7 Z& k, f
The energy sector, including sources and markets3 r% v. ^, i8 j$ v
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
! o6 a- ?5 L- E9 n2 V) @2 D1 ^You might enjoy a course about 4 m+ ?/ L2 o" f& e. B3 y
Energy Economics!
! B4 P( {) t& D+ uECON 366 Energy Economics
* v6 y6 @1 }$ wTopics:
- L% D0 J4 W9 r- e) |) Q) RPricing! s, ]6 t: y, v y
Role in economic growth - B; ~# Q0 u0 }% K" [2 K$ G3 z
Energy sources and markets
- ^6 d% c- T, f8 ^. tRole of government
m4 r/ O* i+ p- t( u! a7 i9 iRegulation
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2 R, f5 Z- B7 C9 DIf you enjoyed learning about * i% V9 {) p3 q0 d9 W' q8 X4 t0 J
Externalities
* H5 q N q8 D# k" t _Regulation5 X: Z- g9 l1 x K& f# K' g
Government roles
! }5 ~) B1 f c6 Z7 @( vOr would like to learn more about ) c3 A1 G; L% q N5 t5 r' @
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration. e! w* A7 J0 n8 v( \8 C
Steps taken to address deterioration
+ ^7 ]+ Q5 w. d8 x* XYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
, ~7 d* h8 K* \4 vECON 369 Economics of the Environment3 G: S6 i2 L+ N; l; I5 B
Topics: 3 X. R/ A) c1 n7 p! H
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
# p$ K4 i& d$ H# VTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
; V- L( I. g& h, _$ YTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 5 w: ]/ k! |7 h2 n
Recreation economics4 {, e- B }, F- n
+ M7 ^; Y0 n! j' o Q$ @If you enjoyed learning about" P# I k7 n% R. M* v# _
Individual Incentives: c, x) A, k- @) U, |
Total Welfare 2 A4 i% E& S1 S& @$ h. \
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! " m9 O/ B& k, W8 w6 f
ECON 378 Law and Economics3 M& i5 b4 ]$ Y1 P% [4 P
Topics: ' k1 k% x3 J0 M" a1 H0 F
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
2 f) _# H% p6 u+ S3 oCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
# u; ?3 R7 {! } eChild Support Payments
+ N! a& @1 A X9 `* B$ {Private Divorce agreements4 R" H" m7 F# B6 D) I4 U1 d \
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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) W2 [8 X% V# Z1 ]' G. I3 RIf you enjoyed learning about
1 q; n5 V' A& C# jPrisoners Dilemma
* h; N& H* U I j- \Dominant Strategies
q; V5 L% @% D! eCollusion
. I& e2 y( P( A0 Z: x" YYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! " H# Y0 B8 s7 m; e' X
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
) u; e( V. _" `9 OTopics:
2 P; B: P* f/ XAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
2 V; P( _* I9 e M3 {- E+ RApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
. a, `! ~) w2 o; kNote! Prerequisites: : T1 v3 j* e/ g- V
ECON 384 & 299 |
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