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If you enjoyed learning about:
* K3 O: j2 y$ ^: Z) gTrade
. c' {8 k; D# yGrowth5 X7 D2 y$ [' G8 P
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China as an Emerging Economy9 W4 d4 t* Z c1 P
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
3 P( A' l% V9 \$ tECON 211 Chinese Economic Development, g2 I4 u; c# a+ r: d$ C9 ^
Topics:
9 ?. \( N6 i4 X' Y5 {! ^Chinese Economy Characteristics& j4 k$ i( W/ `; h( o
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
6 u. N2 Z' \. X4 X1 D' x7 z) aConsequences of economic reform
9 B) J K' l+ \6 r8 mCanada’s economic relations with China4 G6 G! p4 ?3 h# Z
( G% c' x( K! p1 c) G8 g2 FIf you would like to learn more about:
6 R8 ?) H- C$ @Rich and Poor Countries
& J$ Q( s9 P' Z: OWhy economies differ
- o& A' W W1 d! W# C8 H- tCauses for such differences
% ^- f& w2 w& W, z; j# N8 sYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
. |! Y, \. q0 p% ^2 pECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
- ^! C$ P$ X2 JTopics:0 I% f( |$ X/ O$ W- t4 g/ H3 W6 u# s
Technology
/ \4 Z6 q, K* C( ~* `Institutions
, X1 z2 R! _" S$ d0 l) [Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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Supply and Demand
" @- ]- C6 Y( @1 b: X, ^Consumer Behavior1 M! r" w! j) A W( @* f' y* _
Production and Cost; H6 W& V; A: U/ c/ O6 i
Price and Output8 B4 h9 k2 R0 K1 O6 B
Market Structures5 U) x( B4 E2 G( `$ n6 \6 f9 n
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!2 i. L. z" B" K7 Z" v1 b
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
/ [1 u" x8 ]3 M2 I! r2 aTopics:
' a# ~5 H* p% J( ]/ }Theory of consumer behavior
5 n- v' \$ E# w6 C/ m. Y9 @. ~ eTheory of production and cost
2 a+ [" h, I, J2 M+ _3 @Price and output determination under competition) l5 |; E3 q4 I& ?! f9 m9 ?
Monopoly and other market structures" W3 g9 @( E' ^
$ C& s8 I3 p+ `3 C1 jIf you enjoyed learning about . W. H) Z V7 X" |& E/ V' d/ o/ w/ _
Costs and Benefits / U% H- {7 h% v. C% B2 u7 u2 c
Externalities
/ X1 _4 K' k" H( S) ^Decision-making v8 V+ _" z& \9 b' }7 q7 b
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+ d2 |0 D5 p9 ICapital Investments5 d5 V, F6 T0 K# b
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
- ?( {% ], j8 q& U3 j. A0 |ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
Z. q Y9 }/ C7 r' ATopics:
2 `* v3 i% C* w1 K9 vCost-Benefit Analysis
+ `, ^- |4 M. j1 g9 e# JEvaluating Public Investment Projects
7 B+ W7 `. |: o# }6 j1 pLook at examples from # c! a2 p' w+ |( C; B
Transportation
$ u0 B) f8 s# B' t* G$ e1 MRiver Basin Management
5 ~7 f; I% N7 w; ` ]/ c' ^Electrical Generation
4 Z ?3 J$ Z( F$ d& ^2 pOil & Gas and Pollution Control, d( p6 H) Z% \) r/ C) g' y
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If you enjoyed learning about
2 ~7 h9 R' b6 _( J* g& B( u* pSupply and Demand2 O% M* Z& k; @* q. @
Externalities
p8 ^; |5 L2 C4 S- o- |Resource Allocation r+ g& _) D5 D$ d
Taxation+ R- G: a$ g: F
Or would like to learn more about . [* P: q8 ] W/ n3 e: t% M
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
1 v+ a/ @. D4 A% kYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
( O6 n. S V' v1 p& MECON 365 Resource Economics1 X Q5 ]: ]# a3 O6 \5 U: ` [' I8 s
Topics:
' T) r4 B3 w3 @Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
% b2 \9 x- n5 j# EScarcity and pricing
E6 `! N. k+ eContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
" N3 y; j# B% v- i nResource Allocation, e+ H0 y/ z8 E4 v1 G( b
Pricing
$ |# }7 A0 c5 @) H( k3 SMarkets a% p! W) M* {) i, K
Government roles2 P, q- k5 \: z. G% d! @
Or would like to learn more about
* M) `, p, R$ C0 @: iThe energy sector, including sources and markets
2 Y) H9 o H9 ECanadian Energy Policy and current issues
* g) d$ K9 L3 t9 y2 W; @You might enjoy a course about
O+ M7 M0 M# F- B; \; qEnergy Economics!
9 ]3 z" U: ^9 H' t; h+ r- U6 ~ECON 366 Energy Economics
* y" C4 |& B5 a i m0 I, P9 D* uTopics:
$ `: ~0 E- J7 f" v( HPricing
/ g. m' E" R* n3 W; f) X. G G/ zRole in economic growth / {+ r5 D' F8 y* `4 z
Energy sources and markets
: p7 S. s$ ^7 f% Q$ G! cRole of government - Z* j8 N' B! C8 q8 X
Regulation : D( s+ }4 Y, u0 p+ u
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Externalities' X6 P) C6 ~) e3 x3 K5 a R
Regulation) v$ u( b8 f/ T/ ]$ T
Government roles
7 ]* k$ p- G9 X1 s# ~0 [1 M. vOr would like to learn more about
3 m% s( N, T! a5 {0 n UEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration6 K! ?7 q L' ]* ]& o5 ?
Steps taken to address deterioration
3 N" O( z8 j! ~! X/ ~' xYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 3 P* A3 v# M4 Y" U
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment# j# M6 k! }4 g% H3 x) m" R7 I
Topics: / u; g! `0 K% O$ n% n
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
) X+ F% i4 y* ^+ A8 p0 mTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
, e1 `$ m. L/ M( a& pTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 5 v9 z5 ^. r2 x3 L& p2 ?1 g8 m
Recreation economics3 h, f$ Y' Q3 C- E8 Y% O$ L
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Individual Incentives+ B7 Q+ ?# {( s! Q1 ]% Y
Total Welfare 6 M: }+ U4 f, a$ J- q
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
' k1 d) K" q, ?7 NECON 378 Law and Economics
9 q2 M; a1 f- c5 F# C. yTopics: * r1 t% |" ~. ?4 Z
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
6 M5 V8 w4 u# G" O, J+ oCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
" f6 ?% X* }8 t$ A/ Z; X& yChild Support Payments% |' k* ~9 x, C- b) f* Y
Private Divorce agreements
2 D M: q- ~( E* U0 m8 r, fCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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Prisoners Dilemma
' {* p7 S% ]! T: L; yDominant Strategies
- a) e+ i8 [+ ^, h: Y" }+ B$ k$ {Collusion
* `2 I/ V3 f' Q" ~+ K; KYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 1 D5 T( Y6 X( A B8 \
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications3 y7 C: | e6 ~" j% `& F
Topics:
5 ^0 ^$ d3 m" yAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
5 ]. U' I: n' X, qApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion Q, v) f& g0 @6 _+ ~2 c
Note! Prerequisites: 7 Q _, {0 w9 F2 t9 _7 w) q z
ECON 384 & 299 |
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