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If you enjoyed learning about:
$ {* {2 C) Q3 S L3 ^! m: gTrade
/ ~8 D- [2 a; a. U# CGrowth) _# l2 p/ I- }* b) `% A
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China as an Emerging Economy3 H9 N6 r; k: d$ G7 n; c
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!9 B+ U7 g# p S8 S" [
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
4 m+ [! V( Z+ ]8 @Topics:
' y8 Q+ w; V! `5 K" N! u. WChinese Economy Characteristics6 N7 r8 `) C& z. {+ E# ^, F- B
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
|9 n/ P. f# S' I+ j2 h2 \Consequences of economic reform- z) l2 ?. m0 a9 ]
Canada’s economic relations with China$ ^: m* e0 [1 r( n; ~
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If you would like to learn more about:
0 o L0 D8 d; q" {Rich and Poor Countries
+ O9 h& O( X# s! n) h. [; i3 kWhy economies differ2 j3 T/ ?9 y- O( I- p7 I
Causes for such differences& Y8 g& x9 @$ f/ ?2 _' A' z1 h9 [
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
. S o: b9 n/ Q# ]+ |& m/ ?ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth% X% X- i. _6 ^' H6 c7 M) N& X' J* U
Topics:- Q( g9 `" b# k8 Q% F% `6 `5 d
Technology; B/ u4 a* ]$ l! |$ @
Institutions
! Q8 V5 A- E/ d0 t h+ FGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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, @ e" X" |, ~. E) rIf you enjoyed learning about % N7 o) H/ i& j' {% ^
Supply and Demand: J) P) M9 [4 u% q6 @$ G# A; R% B9 C1 A
Consumer Behavior: a3 y* _! {1 Q) m0 ~ t
Production and Cost
/ [4 T$ x- ^0 i; `1 P7 sPrice and Output
# v) y( X4 N3 c4 l3 D) ]Market Structures
3 ?$ I' q1 A( a' M. \' W) p7 _You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!5 a0 [1 s3 v8 G; q* o
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
3 j# M" A: D& c' m' n3 s' mTopics: , l) `6 E. _. ?! J. h, L% o
Theory of consumer behavior
; J7 D7 h! \- {0 w: ]% u5 mTheory of production and cost
, P. y& `: u" f* EPrice and output determination under competition
+ ?) x) G+ b! ?, a' y4 S4 y" oMonopoly and other market structures
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If you enjoyed learning about 1 v! G/ ]8 [& e# R
Costs and Benefits
. `9 Z0 e) I9 G5 Q1 X3 w8 ?Externalities
! t9 Y/ q( F$ V) h lDecision-making# I6 T( I4 k: h0 h6 M
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Capital Investments& W1 @4 T( A2 q# N. I, F) X1 r1 ?
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
/ Q) X- T" B5 qECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation9 m5 v) q9 o- u6 Z+ w- J! s1 N; `3 Y
Topics:
7 W9 j# r2 \5 y- S! X( J( UCost-Benefit Analysis0 ?6 N- O4 Y1 A+ Y* {: K
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
6 _$ R: x% M3 _- o2 |" jLook at examples from ) C6 N! h' ]# E+ O$ q7 T8 F
Transportation
0 E! F4 Y/ t# PRiver Basin Management
8 T7 f- k9 q4 l$ P2 O, D( qElectrical Generation
" f5 D' ]4 \0 |: k/ y5 i' aOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about " W4 @) w! \0 j N( S
Supply and Demand7 k5 Q: A$ v1 r# N
Externalities* v. H, P$ `: N/ i
Resource Allocation
- ]- V- y# K, @- [. g. bTaxation
5 L- ?/ |3 Z6 n s& n2 M0 Y5 R) nOr would like to learn more about
' A3 b* g# x1 U- X( @1 SSupply of Natural Resources in Canada1 n$ r# d7 j8 a" q \1 G5 f
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!* }* o! D5 i* p+ q: U. E
ECON 365 Resource Economics7 T8 M8 m) \+ b/ S8 c
Topics:$ C0 U6 w8 c' z: M6 m4 O3 D
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
% E" O& E9 R: D- x* o( m2 ]. MScarcity and pricing
4 g9 ^ v# `) _# j8 XContemporary Canadian resource policy issues: ~# D7 {4 v& ^% w" S1 p$ @
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If you enjoyed learning about
3 [1 w: I9 l6 q7 h, ?" A7 f ?0 aResource Allocation, A4 G+ j" o: ?) a
Pricing2 X M" l7 ~4 L% }+ ?4 g9 Z4 h0 S
Markets
! Z& J& T& s! c7 s* g) d8 M( ^Government roles
1 U( |' K# ?4 w' o7 V( QOr would like to learn more about
3 y3 y" n6 z& _; a. p2 y! \ YThe energy sector, including sources and markets8 s4 Z% C4 ~. F2 ^
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues0 L/ C: T! L& u$ [
You might enjoy a course about
4 H+ z7 h j( v8 X9 [) b5 B3 JEnergy Economics!
& S2 W' Z& K( }/ ~ECON 366 Energy Economics5 J/ J* Q0 E# v* J3 d' ]* ?5 l8 k
Topics:
- h& ?! E2 f* e* SPricing
+ X I# X3 ~. T2 d8 t! }6 R( iRole in economic growth
( W; B1 i% T5 c3 |Energy sources and markets 3 E5 ~6 }+ O+ u* x9 Y7 @1 f
Role of government
! F0 G! h& v& h; ?5 q9 PRegulation * X5 ?7 B: @; I/ X/ B: M
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If you enjoyed learning about
1 _* V9 c V. r# x v9 dExternalities' V2 \! R, R3 r: B6 Z8 k
Regulation
! G f7 G+ B2 {2 l" I, ]Government roles
`& b2 H% X' s7 w* @- T. X" m4 ~0 AOr would like to learn more about 0 ?# J) U E0 g+ w- K |: m
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration( l5 X; J0 S1 _; N9 A
Steps taken to address deterioration
6 [& k$ {( O* T( { ^You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
3 m4 Z' H9 ~* c RECON 369 Economics of the Environment; q2 w6 O1 K; s1 _
Topics: ! X9 i$ G$ o. Z6 i! W7 n: }8 Z
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
* o( ]' x" Q+ ^ K% C7 e/ ]: @. Y6 ITypes and causes of environmental deterioration , y( P' @0 x8 h! n" X% m
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 4 g- s! V) h# J; ?4 [% @1 y8 g
Recreation economics& L3 C5 s) r) S7 _6 P
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Individual Incentives
% l" ?1 X$ W) U/ b! rTotal Welfare 0 m' S4 p: _3 ?: b- B0 g4 [! X- v
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
5 T6 t+ w/ w0 @ECON 378 Law and Economics0 {$ ]* i3 l+ j% H- ^# d
Topics:
& r1 m0 L7 T2 L+ I- MIssues in Criminal and Family Law
1 B$ A* l( q% X$ y$ E$ N5 WCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining6 T8 D6 U' I& W/ M' e
Child Support Payments
5 [6 p' `6 |. S) L: FPrivate Divorce agreements$ V( m, _! G& o; S9 Q' h
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act) J: H" g0 ^4 R c h, B9 m
1 t' l9 @8 E" w) r, m. JIf you enjoyed learning about
) Y5 c1 Y/ @7 ^( P/ H) k' o/ ~9 iPrisoners Dilemma9 N+ C8 G+ Z: R
Dominant Strategies
" P$ \( J0 k9 uCollusion
/ `$ N6 u: Q' q0 h* k& g) T# GYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
% |. N9 f, ]) I( s3 ~0 X I' p% p6 hECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
" R6 `5 Q) h: _. K ZTopics: 5 a! o8 g0 y' H4 J) f
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
2 W) ^; c) h$ @; s# Y0 w% {Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 1 ?% w; o9 H4 l
Note! Prerequisites:
+ o0 p2 C# s y/ Q lECON 384 & 299 |
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