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Trade* t0 C" n" v, j' V, h" Q7 R! m O; d
Growth
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China as an Emerging Economy
" f* g$ a" @, _+ F) x4 f2 g9 tYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!- }' o* z* w& j& q9 z
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
% d; ^% X$ k& [7 c2 cTopics:
) c H S) t# }' ]5 s/ _3 qChinese Economy Characteristics
4 y, n' E% C5 V" k- R3 U) B7 vRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
) B3 M1 ~% S4 K, V; \Consequences of economic reform
3 L. z0 @6 w! @0 fCanada’s economic relations with China
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/ m; j) q# _9 E- } x1 tRich and Poor Countries
( e6 V1 B( m4 G! [6 c- f: X8 YWhy economies differ- I% ?# m+ X, W* r/ A( u
Causes for such differences: v+ C, h; ^' p3 _ {
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
3 k& y' D+ }. h6 DECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth" r: U3 F4 j) r% J8 g H
Topics:
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Institutions
# ^+ E% @2 }* }" o' _9 B1 mGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence 9 J* l. E* D5 ?& W$ v
0 k6 p2 \2 R* I8 IIf you enjoyed learning about
; w; g7 ~ k' V- c7 A# @8 mSupply and Demand
~7 _9 U% h8 M2 h* a3 E, _Consumer Behavior
! w) t, t" i K7 sProduction and Cost
; G% L0 l* k2 \1 @0 N% o/ O, w6 U- V( P( IPrice and Output# g5 Q8 K* c" ?4 d9 X
Market Structures/ c; l2 I; Q# _5 S; ?
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
. k* r; S' x3 R" E9 ]ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
& a- t8 \) |) }3 Y5 gTopics: ( |8 K6 \0 ?" z$ I" s
Theory of consumer behavior9 p( S) D' A2 L, P
Theory of production and cost
- [- o* s( S* l; f6 @Price and output determination under competition* L) H0 W! r0 N3 t. b! ~
Monopoly and other market structures8 u$ m2 K+ P9 H6 h9 n. z4 Q
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Costs and Benefits * d2 w) t. i: k9 q
Externalities9 G1 H3 m- H3 ]' A
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Or would like to learn more about
: i0 {, y1 u* K7 I( T0 E$ D5 h7 V9 pCapital Investments
3 }& |% w+ b! S9 V( C6 LYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!1 p8 M5 t- f. t5 A. |
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation/ p9 O$ ~' O5 ^9 e0 S! k
Topics:
- ~8 ]4 x. I0 e" FCost-Benefit Analysis" q* G. s) P4 P# N' ^2 d
Evaluating Public Investment Projects+ k: D& W7 ?; v: E5 _" K R
Look at examples from
* j# a, P6 Z# XTransportation- @0 T. c; o% a# b5 @% a7 C2 t" P
River Basin Management
: E% Z- J! E5 u% AElectrical Generation: g% X' ~; P d2 h
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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6 T3 q- @' p @; W, SIf you enjoyed learning about
' f7 F X8 [$ k4 W) s8 y! W7 [Supply and Demand% a V6 g; C- W4 n5 J% e/ @ L6 U( {
Externalities
: Z1 _$ _7 C7 r( YResource Allocation8 ?, f7 K, h1 \0 M2 ~" W% f7 G" a
Taxation
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, B R6 I+ ]% _. _Supply of Natural Resources in Canada& B/ V" @# o# x; `
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
" L) `* n. C$ J2 V; D$ RECON 365 Resource Economics' r* c! K0 i8 C8 s) ^6 q
Topics:+ i h" }; P7 f/ v+ I- b
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources/ i5 y; G3 b2 ?# u& O5 G$ F
Scarcity and pricing
: b2 ?9 O9 O) M( R3 _* H) FContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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Resource Allocation
" ^8 w. l7 U4 Y1 J3 Z. uPricing
6 v. ~5 ^; y- }7 o) bMarkets
$ d0 @; `: v/ x( n/ [0 aGovernment roles
6 t! b' L+ @! V0 c6 y6 ]0 v" oOr would like to learn more about . \1 }' `, J3 s0 D6 ]# t. i
The energy sector, including sources and markets4 F! D+ _0 X# K N
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues/ _5 t7 ]' y0 T- C
You might enjoy a course about ! P q+ e& U' P+ x
Energy Economics!
/ r* Q7 N. p0 e/ OECON 366 Energy Economics: z0 U- x+ m1 M# E( V5 c
Topics: 8 q; A. z0 `2 z7 i! Z: T
Pricing5 m" ?+ e$ b6 W3 F3 e6 i
Role in economic growth ! W2 l5 s9 S% ^5 G
Energy sources and markets 8 ]- u+ Q0 y% t1 P
Role of government
2 X9 u/ _; N; `; a+ N( RRegulation
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Externalities
/ c8 [/ s6 u3 B0 k: I7 H. H; L# ?4 O& sRegulation
( o$ c& y* d. LGovernment roles1 R; k6 n. b5 h1 c0 _/ q
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration( {% B6 \0 \+ f
Steps taken to address deterioration
2 v4 p. j. r4 ?& V' p# x2 nYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
! c: J0 N% n5 W6 \3 OECON 369 Economics of the Environment
2 Y( x) t# F4 F% \' aTopics: . n4 O/ D- l" u* H- D1 O$ a, r. g
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment , p! r$ {: o( J8 ]6 u
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
) S% i6 s$ s' h3 o* f: @2 P$ ITheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration , E6 B; S( K0 ^- U- i$ B
Recreation economics
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- x% r4 ~+ D8 I; O4 T Individual Incentives. O/ |+ u0 f! j
Total Welfare
' a! g0 B/ N' Z4 W1 mYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
7 B H0 H s. Q3 X7 ~$ L' {$ C, OECON 378 Law and Economics; |+ L* Q# K* W
Topics:
! J8 }% c j: ~# }+ H" S8 j7 LIssues in Criminal and Family Law
+ Q t. Z* z: F$ j K& pCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining" V- i7 j0 ]/ h6 T& S# W6 `
Child Support Payments
9 y0 ]( J2 Y) j9 |" z# f* N3 pPrivate Divorce agreements
_ o P/ J0 |$ n5 s4 j/ |- RCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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Prisoners Dilemma: v* c4 ]# n; @
Dominant Strategies( K# ^5 E* P9 P! ^6 Q; |) ^
Collusion
% C) z. b5 } s7 K9 lYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
" U) `, u; b, j+ l) \( y8 fECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications$ E1 c( [$ d6 N9 ~$ p1 `/ n) ]& R
Topics: 1 i/ _3 K/ U$ F6 M- Y: K. ?3 d* _3 H
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
, V" @" G V9 z1 E+ |% uApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion & E: j& p0 S0 w
Note! Prerequisites:
4 q l0 y& q5 f9 X: ~4 [" MECON 384 & 299 |
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