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Trade) I( X! w F! _
Growth
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China as an Emerging Economy4 p4 U$ P2 x6 U- T0 l% N* ^
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
7 C. a) I/ }2 s7 hECON 211 Chinese Economic Development, t$ G$ C" Q) M: z
Topics:
1 a/ b: d# [; V$ }3 y TChinese Economy Characteristics0 T' ^' F p9 ?/ L3 R
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
$ J' J# |! \* I4 m* F8 nConsequences of economic reform
0 {4 }0 d1 s- ^4 N, `Canada’s economic relations with China
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4 x, t: i' x g0 w+ FIf you would like to learn more about: / Q- _1 m+ \& N* b
Rich and Poor Countries5 p! }4 J& _: M& o. `
Why economies differ( k1 u1 p; \4 ?$ U
Causes for such differences. S" o6 ^1 q+ s
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
- ~" q0 L2 [6 Q7 uECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth, `+ ^- ?% b4 s9 P
Topics:
1 v# D/ [/ b5 m, H* x0 `Technology0 m2 ~& J. t8 v. o
Institutions9 w5 M. E+ {+ ?) R: V$ L* T
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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Supply and Demand9 p# t4 @0 {; @) C( ~; y
Consumer Behavior
x! S) G3 ^/ J- cProduction and Cost& v# d! d$ R3 ~: r: ?- n* d% F
Price and Output4 a) H+ x/ V6 M# u! J% M
Market Structures- T+ R$ w: V# R0 a
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!0 B) Z2 j% I4 t/ F
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I! d1 g; m& i" U
Topics:
- I+ g$ F' y$ t( R$ e0 A) O. l2 oTheory of consumer behavior
* i8 @+ U4 I! w6 q: uTheory of production and cost
* d! ~6 A/ H0 h/ h" Q! B0 A# }Price and output determination under competition
3 n& J* Z7 @1 [Monopoly and other market structures
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If you enjoyed learning about
6 }* a: G3 s' ?" Z# w' nCosts and Benefits $ j# j/ }, w ]+ V G x* Q' J3 I
Externalities
3 ]$ n3 [. J1 MDecision-making
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Capital Investments
& R; P/ P+ v) K/ X/ Q% ]5 jYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
* s6 w' u3 |+ ~# _" F2 i$ ]! `ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
3 }# K4 y! }; r g) K- @Topics:
/ ]% g4 {- x. a3 MCost-Benefit Analysis) r+ s" j6 I8 V
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
# L. s; J+ {# g; o( y8 {9 C+ yLook at examples from
3 D, E- J$ A( g& f* XTransportation/ c" Z" Q* W& _9 I
River Basin Management; N; D% |/ H' k3 m# t& i) ]0 e
Electrical Generation
: E% e8 z, X% jOil & Gas and Pollution Control# Y) u3 r# y4 X& _3 B
7 T5 k# |9 F& N# v. ~: [- d! G& ^If you enjoyed learning about
4 O8 R3 Y, I1 U$ F Y$ z& gSupply and Demand4 M. Y% S/ f, |+ i0 K
Externalities; f% R1 W% _. |- P) [0 r# m
Resource Allocation
, y8 I5 c) ~) }7 N) g/ M: ^1 [0 n hTaxation+ |& u- y- ~+ p& Q1 @# L& R
Or would like to learn more about
& h# \$ Z$ v, hSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
4 M" F) I/ q, F UYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!# w4 }: L- k# f- a: Y- Q4 c9 W3 F
ECON 365 Resource Economics& ]) f; }6 M$ V# l
Topics:; A! k% q$ C2 W1 ]! h8 l x* l
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
+ y& q( J$ p2 ~Scarcity and pricing2 H% K" v9 |* R
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues& L- p$ B& k( ?5 ?( v
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If you enjoyed learning about 4 Y/ X/ M% {/ N" d
Resource Allocation
# h, I( X3 Y3 \$ s; I3 k8 G9 r% cPricing
) ?4 o0 @6 C5 h- S+ gMarkets
" n( O, o1 V2 `# {Government roles& r! g- q2 ?1 C2 H
Or would like to learn more about 7 C! Y7 n/ j8 U
The energy sector, including sources and markets
- Q0 @' |6 l0 p7 _$ Z$ F% l" c8 y/ @Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
& D; }, i J5 T, H! JYou might enjoy a course about
( \0 A# g" g& g) ^Energy Economics!
8 s" G4 ~8 J9 A5 m8 r9 g0 f) kECON 366 Energy Economics2 x ~# a6 Z" E3 J9 p
Topics:
" y( ~" [7 G6 n+ L2 vPricing
a# R! N; T" f1 c% ?- j0 }Role in economic growth ! `! C- @) m' x/ d% G
Energy sources and markets
0 @ l# m. Z/ K+ q; ^Role of government
9 Y# }* y# f8 W; q8 O) o& k& ?5 {" GRegulation , ~& k( }1 ~0 u- |: w* Q
1 L- f5 @5 y5 |1 _8 T1 ~* F MIf you enjoyed learning about
5 J) K2 t) m6 @. HExternalities
8 c( p2 l$ s/ X4 A2 T$ p dRegulation
3 w' W6 F2 r' CGovernment roles
I; h2 ~( o2 k3 }) K. POr would like to learn more about
$ s4 a! s, V2 d2 F* M& W8 _4 ^7 \. }Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration, W7 V3 v3 p) {& f+ |) h
Steps taken to address deterioration) Y: \! L" |1 l9 o) b
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! & d$ {0 m* t+ n: ^* T0 O
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
, ~* a. k& o4 i8 e5 F1 A: @8 K9 vTopics:
7 @% _' f) S3 _1 J* h: eEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
; r. ]2 x- }7 D) G* E* q7 WTypes and causes of environmental deterioration " M: S; S% p1 g* I, G
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 9 W7 V2 R0 h2 O, ?2 }
Recreation economics5 h" \. Y5 \! A& O
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Individual Incentives
5 X7 {4 A; g. P A* r* ITotal Welfare : i; k* H2 L5 s4 m2 P4 [8 a
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 0 O+ t- |6 H% i0 g3 Q9 }/ x
ECON 378 Law and Economics
7 @, ~* t; ?9 B3 cTopics:
" w5 {. P* X& B$ EIssues in Criminal and Family Law9 B e6 N! i+ T4 r% ?/ R' Y
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining( U b+ x( n L$ M; k6 c1 z
Child Support Payments* N( L7 d1 {/ n
Private Divorce agreements# o& H8 m. J+ A5 H/ |8 t; v
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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7 w6 G8 Q8 D) z0 NIf you enjoyed learning about : [* @) \. a) x( X! T! x, T
Prisoners Dilemma* k4 P) z& E" _
Dominant Strategies
6 j: F$ U# q- h+ y1 j+ [( hCollusion$ T, m; z2 |# p% Q$ a
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! / U, E/ j& \; @, |- L! }
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
6 Q" F8 ?' b* ?$ \7 C( _* |Topics:
1 \8 C- V; A ]" L$ v$ x' L: M; |Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games& l7 a; ~0 j0 Y) R& `9 D
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
" F6 @+ G. |: A" a8 R# LNote! Prerequisites: $ Z! M- j l+ G8 U7 k' k
ECON 384 & 299 |
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