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* x0 e' J c% {% m/ ~& ]Growth+ u z& Q A6 k9 M' D, ?4 o
Or would like to learn more about: : N! M5 A/ h' J' p/ H
China as an Emerging Economy0 ?% Q7 G3 w2 Z; f0 o1 J/ K
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
R5 R9 g0 q7 E. W# vECON 211 Chinese Economic Development7 n- O: ]( [4 q0 r4 |! ~; E
Topics:
% b, J+ u; Z5 @ _% K6 J/ sChinese Economy Characteristics, z5 m2 Z3 Q# _6 c9 x& ~1 i/ S7 S
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
/ Y: o: B: }6 O3 ~7 @+ w" X* nConsequences of economic reform
/ q- j" w# ?) N9 i/ nCanada’s economic relations with China1 M5 z6 P" |4 X
, z) ?. q# m3 ?8 o% r# {2 s8 EIf you would like to learn more about: / ?* f/ P( j+ H( f3 W
Rich and Poor Countries
% J) |1 h! T) H c, PWhy economies differ( m' i2 Z8 }" K
Causes for such differences9 O0 z' ~* H; q+ D# G
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
" R) I1 l% W3 B- B! J- TECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
' d0 Z' Q: M& h& J$ i7 X* T* YTopics:5 X; Z( D# K& q% v
Technology1 \& G. D/ q- x5 t0 L
Institutions
3 s* H7 l# D8 L; L# }Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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Supply and Demand
7 |* g8 A/ b. @Consumer Behavior
" @4 L* s+ G9 E4 V9 J# h" oProduction and Cost7 W2 j0 H& F7 C" j% q" E8 k
Price and Output1 w& D' k- H/ Z2 Q' ?
Market Structures1 |. k. ^" p0 S$ q' K: N
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
1 y; j) h: ]! s# Y. ]. @- R( p( HECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
" A- C. n* Z- H. v( C2 t' ATopics: 7 D' A) Q" A6 Y0 G( @8 a
Theory of consumer behavior' P, ~6 x3 F5 `
Theory of production and cost H4 G- X) ~2 B5 y8 X9 R% Y
Price and output determination under competition
7 a" A' L) m3 c: Y4 rMonopoly and other market structures
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& B9 A- r- A @If you enjoyed learning about $ m4 @, X+ Z. M( }6 o0 n+ [$ K
Costs and Benefits
# m- [+ O7 j) g8 J; a8 W" mExternalities
4 i+ a5 q# t9 {8 x1 I/ d9 I wDecision-making1 o1 c4 S# ]2 P$ l) G
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Capital Investments
$ H9 E# D/ } I( k9 f( o: dYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!: R. ]" p& \# d- x. d9 f% X5 z
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation# P$ f/ J& j3 y
Topics:
0 w0 x" f2 s! ?4 o+ d" `& O# G& z# SCost-Benefit Analysis4 c( r0 H& k- m" D: |2 Q7 M
Evaluating Public Investment Projects& _* w3 S! O: r$ l* F
Look at examples from 9 @* g J' A1 z& `
Transportation
% T8 T( G, {- j; w; f; KRiver Basin Management
3 l" Y7 @ f4 K2 W* m- hElectrical Generation% Z* ]1 u: u, S8 u$ `
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control5 u8 X7 ]) Y. @. W5 q' g+ p
5 N/ ~3 U3 K" z8 AIf you enjoyed learning about
; Q; p+ ^& c# Z, G; g5 @Supply and Demand9 x& i$ }/ |% k. G. {/ [
Externalities
" s; f" T; k+ o4 n% Q1 O- R rResource Allocation
2 X% x- K; C' W4 \* J4 g) H& @Taxation
3 H5 I5 ]' T- [% ?Or would like to learn more about
; b+ ?+ y* L0 X- _' b4 WSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
' @2 x8 | C7 R6 v/ \* vYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!- m& Z5 o) D! k8 Q: E G3 H, a
ECON 365 Resource Economics
/ I' J* K7 ~. fTopics:# F6 |, N3 j/ q/ B/ ]( f1 b
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources: y, k: L" r0 ]9 r: O u
Scarcity and pricing. A5 `* @8 q8 }2 G
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues8 k2 l) u! p: L3 |) ^, b$ m' l
# m; m( d! k" q7 @. lIf you enjoyed learning about
# |/ G. @2 X. q; EResource Allocation6 ~4 i/ R$ F3 R9 |
Pricing
0 f A e+ p; Z2 Z' Q, }Markets
7 A( o' ~2 m S- M+ gGovernment roles' x9 x' y, _+ ^6 Z0 Q
Or would like to learn more about
# F5 ~8 Y" `" d2 X) B" E7 g9 nThe energy sector, including sources and markets
4 S6 [$ P: m) B& T, aCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
! `, o* Y* ^# X& o( tYou might enjoy a course about
! K# D* U" D) x# c) ]/ wEnergy Economics!
; z6 P2 Q0 G( `! ?# \- k5 vECON 366 Energy Economics
( c" q) `. N2 H, Q% J: QTopics:
8 w- H3 ~. i) OPricing
- m# ^9 f7 q1 [. ?% e; RRole in economic growth . i$ d2 G, b6 V" `
Energy sources and markets
/ l6 ]3 e% T( [# j) oRole of government
% |0 M% m* K0 C! i; tRegulation
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3 l# A2 e% ?- u; u4 B9 ?* SExternalities) |3 l1 j8 K/ @( G
Regulation
" e& [2 B I+ J5 h0 B) c6 H$ Q' TGovernment roles" z9 O% N. e$ n' b
Or would like to learn more about
1 Q- ]; E" C A O) V1 G1 C; dEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration5 P6 h5 K/ D7 a$ o
Steps taken to address deterioration: L. }! G8 u3 B% x% j" N' k$ S. e
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
5 K0 y8 R; x' g W* K: yECON 369 Economics of the Environment
( }" M, a. H* M m) XTopics:
$ E$ | d6 |; W8 ^: N: ~/ Y5 NEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment 5 }9 z+ `4 u3 [- y) j, a' ~8 i
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
$ t, o+ N+ q. S/ yTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
" W0 t; w+ D- s8 j1 sRecreation economics1 B7 ^/ U# K0 S3 Z0 Z3 g, |. o2 k& X
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If you enjoyed learning about/ {$ V; P J8 i( p0 j# N! V
Individual Incentives
+ U( |% T: A9 @, ^3 L+ b2 sTotal Welfare 1 H! ]8 r' n( X! {9 d8 w* s
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
5 ]7 v' X( i* K- i% R/ n: WECON 378 Law and Economics
! L' }- j w9 l @6 ^Topics: 2 Y. C- f3 ~6 T; \. x
Issues in Criminal and Family Law( s3 W; r: y% K: ]4 k
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining7 l: ~# ~ D3 U7 u# Z0 F6 H
Child Support Payments
" B" }7 x! |+ v1 V+ zPrivate Divorce agreements
T! R# G: C* l. K# RCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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If you enjoyed learning about
( `5 R, N6 \# I& NPrisoners Dilemma
; h6 P+ ~, S: U$ q" \6 p' hDominant Strategies% m) ^8 X$ H B. c
Collusion
' S* X; w# S5 y! pYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! ' s1 k. N& o) A1 x! y; s$ j
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
7 F8 N X, C) v2 ATopics:
4 I; O) y' o) _: A0 g, K' [% hAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
* k( ^% m+ n9 ?; g @4 Q5 q3 kApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
- r7 A+ H1 D( m* KNote! Prerequisites: * F. G6 ~. f4 f: v% w+ y9 P
ECON 384 & 299 |
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