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' D* F" A) s4 H r2 r1 d. [, V2 s" DChina as an Emerging Economy
( P7 N7 L8 g# ]4 {You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
, p% t5 C: K- z" l9 mECON 211 Chinese Economic Development4 x1 C% j% D% l2 {
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Chinese Economy Characteristics1 m. O4 F/ W+ a. g6 G' u
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
$ S |; O& Q% ~0 A0 g; mConsequences of economic reform6 o. d0 P. N1 K& Y6 q9 i
Canada’s economic relations with China/ L: ` F9 \# d) U: |4 w6 l% f& d
5 n& e' p% e3 t1 I: KIf you would like to learn more about:
! p6 f! t5 d% k! A' ?# \" nRich and Poor Countries' S4 G( k) V# C
Why economies differ% Q/ `0 f" L" F3 K0 y
Causes for such differences$ A* G0 K- l3 q, e2 }+ E5 ~0 m
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth3 Q1 V V9 e4 [$ X
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth/ v+ w/ U7 L2 T' _7 y6 V" b
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Technology
5 d$ y# y: h/ B/ a: x8 CInstitutions
Z) @* d# F# ^: u4 M/ O4 {Growth rate Convergence / Divergence 1 T; U& L1 p2 G5 ~) `& h
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# s- A4 b2 a/ H/ F3 m# a, z' [7 ]Supply and Demand
( Z# J6 n+ w: g2 X5 jConsumer Behavior0 D' d# A' C8 T' U* B
Production and Cost
/ }" b3 s; i0 L u2 d3 x# M0 WPrice and Output
' h3 `0 V/ R) }# H$ v l w" xMarket Structures" H7 Y& j* I, b: I/ V% P' h
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!2 y1 f0 W4 f, D; L1 v
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I; [8 c& j. E* K# `8 `, P. A& G
Topics: 4 Y7 z: ~/ }" ? P" L5 V" x
Theory of consumer behavior
+ o6 o: k( v. x! a; aTheory of production and cost; J2 ?, p2 b' m; X/ U+ p
Price and output determination under competition
" f2 R+ m0 o! C+ M" tMonopoly and other market structures: }! m0 D& c- E' N. i
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Costs and Benefits ( S" {! d9 ^& G$ z0 \- v
Externalities
% A- ^- d9 k0 S z+ q1 K1 kDecision-making' Y' ?/ b' ]. @) s
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Capital Investments( \- ~$ k0 M" t5 b
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
, y) [8 k7 B7 b3 _ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
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; @0 k B& B; Y) `1 w. }6 Q( a0 wCost-Benefit Analysis
7 v6 R4 ]7 t6 C' E) g- CEvaluating Public Investment Projects
+ [, [, X, K( d: X6 U& ]/ W! WLook at examples from
$ D9 H) q* |7 w0 d& T3 VTransportation
- E8 z! t/ F. V8 O* P) cRiver Basin Management% D% {% [% M! @. q& R0 k3 s
Electrical Generation
' @" M) K! p: o( IOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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% k. g* t+ z. jSupply and Demand( T/ g+ T6 N! s. B& `0 \
Externalities
6 K/ R5 V4 {& _. \8 mResource Allocation, D# S( l8 C4 M# V8 w( Q- Y
Taxation) r4 z8 u3 C8 i$ |
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" X' N1 m9 X8 m" Q" {Supply of Natural Resources in Canada9 E' J) p n: N4 A" n4 Z
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!3 Z9 i# v+ D D
ECON 365 Resource Economics% t5 A _* O+ t! K' @
Topics:
: U' [% q, s8 L3 `9 U* SExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources5 N7 x: u# [( M2 _
Scarcity and pricing
( A; b9 s9 m$ G6 D; S9 f( bContemporary Canadian resource policy issues! n+ u) E" i' K, M
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6 i) o- V( p1 ?7 s% \Resource Allocation
" s& s* R! ~0 nPricing$ R" Z' g/ P7 g; J$ H
Markets
' k( i+ T7 I# G' h1 c% dGovernment roles8 m8 ?2 t3 ~: [) N2 S8 V
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The energy sector, including sources and markets
: G/ T) ]6 b4 @6 C* [) A. nCanadian Energy Policy and current issues! Q! C, V; ]; T: h* B# j
You might enjoy a course about / Q$ F) t9 L: U8 R. D$ ?* u. J
Energy Economics!
( ]& d2 k$ ^8 t6 eECON 366 Energy Economics
& `# {* M& h4 |. |/ ?Topics:
1 h2 l# d o7 M* p- D, S9 v) dPricing
4 ]! B" N1 u, O$ P/ sRole in economic growth
/ q# C2 S" j, ] g/ g+ TEnergy sources and markets
* T' `- s' c6 j' S' _2 LRole of government
1 ?3 i1 ]/ o( s% }- A/ sRegulation ' K5 U! v& I* y- \0 ~4 _( K
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Externalities2 A& [; J# f& s, [6 V
Regulation
$ f4 V$ h0 {9 f5 t* ~; |; AGovernment roles
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration4 `: ?% r) G$ |) F3 v. X1 x# N
Steps taken to address deterioration D0 Q9 r- {( z
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
) K$ @8 G" E$ k. GECON 369 Economics of the Environment, _- d$ s% ^, D/ w
Topics: 8 r+ S- v8 y3 t0 E8 x& C
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
/ K% z. q1 u0 R3 c% z+ o: h! jTypes and causes of environmental deterioration * h3 X" o( P1 z* _% Q1 K$ c
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration * W7 Q5 X1 d2 @: E/ I) K* r
Recreation economics4 X- l, [8 q& p; `- K$ T
2 ?4 _/ H* D3 m/ n X uIf you enjoyed learning about8 E+ ]2 }6 ~: D* m2 @0 ^: Q
Individual Incentives: ]% Z9 f1 c) O7 ~( ?
Total Welfare
' F* p0 \( {8 w7 ~6 O$ {$ J/ l/ XYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! + o6 @+ l/ F9 J0 F, X" c% u
ECON 378 Law and Economics. a1 h+ }/ k/ u% d: n1 O
Topics:
/ b4 o/ Y. F5 I! `' h. C: Y# o4 aIssues in Criminal and Family Law/ T% I. y' I9 L6 K6 \# ?& F
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
( \4 Q; n" ]! M/ ?Child Support Payments
$ C3 a3 x/ L& R& ]$ ]+ z* qPrivate Divorce agreements
0 N; U# l; k, B. TCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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0 e f. I# R3 \! L2 EIf you enjoyed learning about
$ j6 Q4 t) ], ^5 J: xPrisoners Dilemma1 p# w: k4 x: y6 e. r$ R
Dominant Strategies
! @- g0 k% S# e7 D! \3 ?' y0 iCollusion
& W- C; f! i- i: n4 BYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! ' U0 a3 y7 s r, n8 T. h' G
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
8 Y/ b2 z6 C# G2 k5 u3 E/ [) kTopics:
; D7 f/ U1 x* p& A. HAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games5 d4 ?( C8 O C, i9 F
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
% [( z! M+ h5 ? f4 ?0 W5 QNote! Prerequisites: 6 w/ Q/ O; R4 d/ e1 o% k0 v
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