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Growth
" \! x! c9 V# \" x- COr would like to learn more about: ' c8 F5 x9 R( L+ n- e6 S
China as an Emerging Economy
4 j; C1 x5 m" v) N$ vYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy! U5 M6 i U- L
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development% R& `: o* p8 U* {* L2 @
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Chinese Economy Characteristics
" n/ Q0 A+ N( m) CRecent Events in the Chinese Economy! j# l* L) J* l) t8 {& s. E
Consequences of economic reform, [8 |) S+ b {4 f" _0 m: L
Canada’s economic relations with China. e+ Q' A* T1 c
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# N. ?+ Y8 Q1 y- i" ORich and Poor Countries9 C; b4 F, B& M7 ~& Y- e5 P4 C$ C$ N
Why economies differ4 C# s! m* L6 }! q. b' W
Causes for such differences
: k( f$ u# G7 oYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth# ?8 S4 v+ R* L7 N4 l
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth4 s9 \& C: n& n" W" V/ K5 T3 U* }
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Technology
* F+ O' w5 G7 V$ b, f9 _Institutions& m3 s1 i' T3 o& w
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence - N& i7 Y& o) W! }
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" q! [& P0 e! \) J gSupply and Demand! Q8 l) K/ W3 c J
Consumer Behavior
& m& `% O3 P3 P* iProduction and Cost
: C3 {* ]$ m" u' o& bPrice and Output# z/ V& f" X) E& p, z# v, q: Z- \
Market Structures
2 T2 ]; v0 \+ l$ @1 y$ {: CYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
+ }; |1 `' v- P/ y% d4 sECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
0 |7 H$ W* G n4 P) [Topics: # w' s+ D1 u, R' \5 H
Theory of consumer behavior
8 k5 O% M2 S: v/ a: Q( M0 vTheory of production and cost
1 J& H4 ?0 N' I* H# d( Y7 P2 X, wPrice and output determination under competition
, M) c; j1 E2 gMonopoly and other market structures
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! i0 _3 r* S8 {( MIf you enjoyed learning about
d* N$ K$ k3 r. g; ICosts and Benefits
* d' l X6 K5 B% U/ q. c" t. cExternalities" f8 i, u% H$ Q& r* l. ?; p
Decision-making
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Capital Investments
4 l8 q: X, y4 w; B3 e4 g' F* ^You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
" a/ u" w8 L. V3 f7 f6 N* vECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
# k( \1 t1 B) Q; G1 V# VTopics:1 j& A$ n b5 ~5 c. ]: t3 s
Cost-Benefit Analysis+ d1 h+ x+ m9 ^, ?" F; ]0 Z
Evaluating Public Investment Projects# |8 M" F: R" W5 K+ r6 N! j
Look at examples from + H: m! ?8 B) T; T E
Transportation% |6 b9 M, J) \: I: m+ Q+ D
River Basin Management: ^8 ]& {9 F% d
Electrical Generation) j9 N5 ~' V6 G. [
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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4 k! s' \& o- D# p# `Supply and Demand
2 ]. ]/ H" c$ u E! O" _: w! f5 t* [Externalities- l4 ^' j: [2 s
Resource Allocation# Y: F8 Q6 \0 I' W
Taxation
8 ^: `9 X6 {: ?# I; IOr would like to learn more about
( f+ x1 e! f; x( Q3 h. d( Y2 J9 DSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
! D6 V2 |" n+ t- YYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!% A+ h; v+ |. I5 l" C
ECON 365 Resource Economics. |( ?/ M9 E! f/ G0 D6 p
Topics:
8 N E# O/ D @* a/ }& I# GExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
- ]' \ p9 R1 f$ d7 G( \: J4 gScarcity and pricing
* p6 J" N4 W* l/ R3 ]Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues4 {! b! h' I' B! o) ^
+ K, y/ a' \6 i7 _' h: qIf you enjoyed learning about " v8 F$ w% y7 ?: e. ]. o# H
Resource Allocation
6 L6 Z& \: C W }, n8 KPricing
4 N% _( B7 v# P2 eMarkets1 B! e1 a6 I# w( s m
Government roles3 z B' H% n/ K9 A7 f% R0 l
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' b) T+ i' V/ B1 s* DThe energy sector, including sources and markets" t+ F. q' T$ P0 Y$ L' b1 F( W
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues4 H/ W- L1 D2 P9 e( ]8 {! ^( ~/ T
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Energy Economics!3 y# S/ g& L; C: q' f0 R+ B
ECON 366 Energy Economics7 v, K& j7 [- S( T* x8 u6 ?
Topics:
0 [; J5 o4 N# b E1 j8 m+ OPricing
1 Z* I! N1 k H4 ^: hRole in economic growth
: J# a% d# P+ t3 zEnergy sources and markets
# A; C& O" x) MRole of government
% \% q" M* J; o) Q. x$ `& {Regulation 0 e0 }/ y# }! _' Y
, p& u0 w9 T5 T b8 J' ZIf you enjoyed learning about 7 ^6 e/ v6 Q8 C! H
Externalities8 b0 K2 } Y5 z v1 Z
Regulation
$ Z) n n$ S+ u- d# dGovernment roles" |* N) O# q! J9 f: T
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
/ P5 |- T2 I2 L \2 X# b, E4 bSteps taken to address deterioration
- R" q" ]4 D) @You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
/ `1 @; g! ~+ B0 W) o2 q* X3 L; p H% [" fECON 369 Economics of the Environment3 z0 K7 }3 v# \/ A; Z, ~
Topics:
1 x x: z! d% a# D% bEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment z5 H7 l, ]) R. f
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
; B$ j- |. n! U: W3 G+ nTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
3 `1 c7 c& s3 R8 p* k$ {Recreation economics( O% _3 P% U; ?) A6 }
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3 m2 e( w" X) K) y) s q- l3 J- R Individual Incentives
+ B/ [4 e/ H* { ^% b; z- n/ VTotal Welfare . y, c/ o: m# m9 e* ?
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
" ^3 N) L* z/ K# e5 LECON 378 Law and Economics' c8 h. X2 z1 z. d1 n
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Issues in Criminal and Family Law" Y" @. g* v2 i* m3 h. e
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
0 D/ {' z" P! zChild Support Payments6 E c4 h8 X' q* L. t* s% _: v3 w8 y
Private Divorce agreements2 @* I" V% Q, L2 y
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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) K6 ]2 o& o6 U% v% b9 Q* PPrisoners Dilemma
' i0 I. d) w( _- NDominant Strategies
4 z0 s% c6 W& JCollusion
$ o% L6 B* t5 Y5 o! _. `+ FYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
: z5 q8 |+ P# W! @& a; W* b' H8 S$ UECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications* L% U3 D% X# T1 F. j/ N/ m, }
Topics: " X1 W! X3 N8 {8 [0 {
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games7 ?2 ?+ d4 G. c o- M
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion . v* `. \/ g% \9 O1 [5 L
Note! Prerequisites:
3 T) B/ h O& m8 h" R" h- l0 m( ~ECON 384 & 299 |
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