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# Q! m$ z" N2 k: G, ]& eTrade9 E7 H+ a" g7 N& T" B9 i% W8 o
Growth, q! [# u' |/ [, d: k; Y
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China as an Emerging Economy
. f& x' O3 O/ a# {+ J" s+ mYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
# L6 Q9 S- b6 R7 XECON 211 Chinese Economic Development% d* _$ v: p, @, `" @& M, u; d
Topics:
3 c" | k* s1 ]Chinese Economy Characteristics
- {% C7 y/ P- e% \5 \* e6 mRecent Events in the Chinese Economy' D4 x7 Y2 w# h+ ^; j9 w1 c; a
Consequences of economic reform; w8 S% Y* d0 Y1 H# A( ?* I
Canada’s economic relations with China
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Rich and Poor Countries: |- Z7 p' {/ g' }7 r% M6 L
Why economies differ
( Z' g3 `& ^# `8 ?) b9 D UCauses for such differences( M/ y; i- G$ c) c
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
: v5 T1 [! L" L% O( [2 QECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
5 k: k; z- Z6 STopics:, Y, u [+ W/ B1 y; @
Technology7 o* B2 w) N- u0 M T
Institutions- N1 ?$ {" m9 K' R4 Y: N) l" M" d
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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* c5 v- y' Y+ T0 `1 AIf you enjoyed learning about 6 { Z/ W* e" w3 w3 a
Supply and Demand
+ q* E$ _2 |0 W/ [+ ?$ RConsumer Behavior- o9 |% Y' s. v/ e9 `" D! u$ l& H
Production and Cost, S2 A; I, I2 x) P- a* K
Price and Output
- _( t! X+ F6 K& l( K9 ZMarket Structures
) q' g; O" o6 }0 fYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
3 l: z3 p2 R5 X+ [ vECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I7 e" F, u( _0 C( B) C4 f0 v, H8 p
Topics:
/ C# j; U. o& hTheory of consumer behavior
8 y0 p! T& q6 z# f ~$ H6 d0 n, JTheory of production and cost
6 Q( c8 P+ ?# qPrice and output determination under competition% m; I# u ], s% N( X
Monopoly and other market structures
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Costs and Benefits , ]3 b( a* C; g5 G' x, F
Externalities
& {/ @' s2 J. }Decision-making
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Capital Investments
' ]$ v2 z+ g* l7 c# [3 f4 c' K- jYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!3 i5 S* P' {1 q2 D; C
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
' D7 y) W! R4 d D, G$ c2 ~) DTopics:
5 i8 A2 o0 }0 d9 ^9 D6 D0 fCost-Benefit Analysis
* a; j" [/ }4 W5 e5 I+ vEvaluating Public Investment Projects
/ n; Y, R- R$ X% F7 PLook at examples from
6 o% d) F/ i! N0 S% P, K, b: @2 rTransportation; _* I6 D. Z, [( w+ \3 n
River Basin Management
& F7 b8 l* V* w* P. D2 zElectrical Generation% ]0 }. y( m/ W& ^
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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j/ M7 d u% ?If you enjoyed learning about
4 U; g; U3 m _4 c3 `Supply and Demand
9 U, \7 a. L" k( X! V! PExternalities
& d# w5 ?4 S$ C( D# dResource Allocation
- }) X& G8 Q6 r( A: E: Z1 a5 _Taxation" q: n( w5 \: N8 N
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
, n( e; c2 V2 u; OYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!1 S( P4 M. F4 |
ECON 365 Resource Economics
) k G2 I6 W8 w: KTopics:0 V+ H4 K6 Y& m! E' C8 z1 i
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources I; V0 {: ` X; ?. U6 z0 C
Scarcity and pricing: E) @, K$ V0 z5 A! L" Y% A
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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4 C) C4 x8 {5 BIf you enjoyed learning about 2 }3 M' b; R6 i1 T7 z) g' c
Resource Allocation
( {0 {" d9 [; vPricing
7 C [* b3 ^5 U' G' H- F( ZMarkets( G" N6 n4 |: t+ k0 H5 g8 O
Government roles; x& C D" ~3 A W+ B
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The energy sector, including sources and markets
; y& k+ p3 k$ G2 bCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
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Energy Economics!6 Z8 U; y0 I* w$ P! `
ECON 366 Energy Economics
* c0 L! Y& c- o% ^9 ATopics: 0 g$ o. e/ F y9 G5 x2 S2 C; z, L
Pricing
* D: B% W! V& D4 ~4 X ]! xRole in economic growth , \5 V( S" i5 w" h: y+ z
Energy sources and markets 2 j+ R9 t( K3 A: ]5 _' t
Role of government
) E. t5 [" k& b# i" S% XRegulation $ N- R# O4 g) s/ f E& @9 T
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- |3 H- t& K( ^6 `7 A; `" _Externalities
8 s- V, B2 b1 O1 pRegulation C! ~7 `) I. _ V
Government roles
$ q' W: W& e* _1 Y, N; YOr would like to learn more about 6 |6 k B V" w4 H/ J( q- A+ ^% j
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
5 T) w! K$ q8 J+ H% C8 NSteps taken to address deterioration X: J2 h' J7 c7 N
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
% w% H. |, i, a/ s) p& b1 [ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
( t/ y N( k% G$ p5 ITopics: - H5 j7 j' c6 }
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
3 v' S0 j- U7 a) B- w- T4 l* pTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
' P- k5 A, f3 W( a) e* {; b% mTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 0 t( n; |7 m" ^0 r2 Y
Recreation economics
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( t. i4 S. g' e8 x% ]6 _! ~" VIf you enjoyed learning about& I( M4 P% c3 H9 B/ S/ `* [, j, L
Individual Incentives
4 ?3 K& l4 z: N/ QTotal Welfare 6 ~, \; y2 n+ {2 Y
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! % G! ~- ^# D4 c4 D2 ?
ECON 378 Law and Economics
$ y0 m2 K% `- tTopics:
4 E8 O: A4 |' _2 U) C7 WIssues in Criminal and Family Law
# e( g7 i+ @0 {2 jCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
0 ~; L8 m7 W& y- kChild Support Payments9 I) c5 a1 B4 i+ A
Private Divorce agreements. `; ^6 x& [* y3 G
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act W" w* y# b2 z5 k( O( b* H
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If you enjoyed learning about
' J: i, K+ M4 Y: @Prisoners Dilemma B) C( p& M, ?% x/ U U8 i% N8 h
Dominant Strategies6 y' k. y) z5 _. t, @& ?' R
Collusion! P) y8 W! N; q. G% |9 ^* B
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! " D, z7 A Z ]& V
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications* P; i( P- c3 Z+ l
Topics: ! M( \' J" K' f+ ]
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
v+ ^: l t2 B" O8 SApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
4 H' [9 r) Y! f4 vNote! Prerequisites: 6 R5 s; e U. d% Y$ I1 `
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