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Trade
1 t' U( n R) z( C; P# F. FGrowth* z+ C) n( H% I
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China as an Emerging Economy; B3 ?+ I4 Y3 }4 X. m
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
( o4 m! S' J! T: uECON 211 Chinese Economic Development" O P0 \/ a( v- v5 u
Topics:
! N& P k7 s$ n1 H2 [Chinese Economy Characteristics% B9 ]! L! `; r6 r0 B
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
. M7 F) V* C2 H7 S, X" g5 fConsequences of economic reform0 l6 a2 K# ^7 f+ w1 s/ T2 C( Q
Canada’s economic relations with China) ^; y8 m2 p. s4 L3 z& r
4 T: ^, _8 f; ^& C" @If you would like to learn more about:
# z+ J( n7 j- Y9 o+ i, _6 R0 G- N* TRich and Poor Countries: z* B8 E p. z+ n; _- ]
Why economies differ
4 m; G; W$ A- ^, G' ?Causes for such differences& A) y3 n' q( |. v+ I* P" Z
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
# ^9 w3 ?- O0 F% Q2 Y; j' uECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth* f n' `/ U% D8 |8 b3 X
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Technology3 s% T4 F6 |: J# b: z) N6 C9 {
Institutions* P/ I P& Z6 H7 G
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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Supply and Demand( n& i( g# j7 |, l- {( G: Q
Consumer Behavior
1 ]0 g' }. D1 s" \: s. Y4 LProduction and Cost2 X: Z n+ F% x2 ^
Price and Output
2 {+ r3 ]% B( K) lMarket Structures) B6 v4 [4 Z* ~* Y
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
4 { b1 A. [8 qECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I/ _! ~. W/ {1 C" e" m P, e
Topics:
2 o2 q1 _; g3 @. ITheory of consumer behavior! }# h% M+ O+ k/ X: p; y
Theory of production and cost
2 K, M( Y1 c5 ?: P5 r2 w3 Y6 lPrice and output determination under competition; k2 {4 T, L, P& R7 u
Monopoly and other market structures1 j9 ~/ H' _# B5 |0 _+ `' L
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/ G9 @& t+ W2 U7 l2 `& gCosts and Benefits ' h1 ^- b! A* h0 d, z( @
Externalities
$ O, O$ h& g/ K+ i1 Q! \6 BDecision-making, z/ z3 [- ~7 v& U8 ~
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Capital Investments
3 ?1 k9 I( y2 i# {You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!( s2 N& D4 n, m ~( @4 ~9 k. v
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation2 s4 k, k E' T4 B/ ~
Topics:
. Z0 }5 k f3 y" w( _: J( cCost-Benefit Analysis
! u, U9 F1 o! m1 JEvaluating Public Investment Projects
4 G5 j7 e4 Q- |4 ^Look at examples from . [( _) M# Z9 x S! B- J+ o
Transportation
% Q( `3 f0 |3 M0 HRiver Basin Management# e* B) ~! k* M } B
Electrical Generation
1 G# d! \: W/ B7 e/ OOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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Supply and Demand9 E3 W1 S; |" P6 z4 |
Externalities
$ D4 J0 ^: E6 Q% v& \1 X0 IResource Allocation/ Z# [ h0 M3 Q3 d
Taxation9 O+ ]7 z2 R+ C4 G8 V
Or would like to learn more about ; W) H! y5 S. K& o$ Y2 L
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada& D$ L6 }6 B S
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!2 D# w8 G7 Y* U4 |9 {+ K+ G
ECON 365 Resource Economics' x/ j0 f3 X1 ^5 B& J
Topics:' |. ~( o7 }4 X& w) W" P: c
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
4 X* F; y( i# k/ M1 J% H, kScarcity and pricing h9 Z2 k6 r r
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues6 h, S+ n# W. C% U& r
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Resource Allocation. Z2 k6 O0 k6 \) y0 C0 t
Pricing0 V, x2 g/ N4 \6 N4 P5 K
Markets# j5 N% K7 W S" s
Government roles
3 y- E3 J" ^0 t4 iOr would like to learn more about
3 g5 |+ ~* T, o5 j+ ?5 l" c* M) f+ bThe energy sector, including sources and markets6 U- _1 f+ A; ^( b8 D# a. k( O
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
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Energy Economics!
) E. H6 C; s/ {ECON 366 Energy Economics
. e: G4 [" d D# y3 ?' _+ LTopics:
4 ], W+ K( B8 Q# L xPricing
3 }, w& W0 ^9 h5 g% T7 w3 ]Role in economic growth % Z0 k7 h# V3 L/ d( [. j9 w" B8 X7 L9 J
Energy sources and markets % t) `0 b! P( t) z" b
Role of government 8 `3 g# N3 ?5 l2 i: o
Regulation 9 _3 |8 B; C- i R
`. S0 Z8 L& ?/ Q S0 X8 l8 Z, UIf you enjoyed learning about
! K& B% m: k" O0 Q* BExternalities" J) F! g1 w! ]5 X
Regulation
( l) v% s! R, G0 x0 fGovernment roles
# |5 G9 z/ T( r/ }* qOr would like to learn more about ! }/ D% c ~4 [! [4 X* {+ {
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
- `- B o0 y5 I; x2 @- HSteps taken to address deterioration7 T2 y# K" S1 B% H; f% Z! i
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
( |2 k8 `& J" AECON 369 Economics of the Environment
7 P2 _: b% V. }$ r$ ]Topics:
}7 [, e) j" n0 U9 B6 t0 cEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
1 U) q* a q+ n( {. [( Y! \Types and causes of environmental deterioration 7 w+ {* l5 j0 Z" Q
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
2 c- z% S! @5 m: b( O. l6 f) c9 DRecreation economics
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' W! o( y5 N" E7 N7 r) TIf you enjoyed learning about
" S" }0 W/ _+ Q) M Individual Incentives
5 }$ }& B( y7 E `" \Total Welfare 5 D: d h& q/ k
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
6 W+ J& s$ [+ A/ J% aECON 378 Law and Economics3 Y* G4 o: N5 U" e E: p
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Issues in Criminal and Family Law' j' m; H0 Y7 d# m* t( G
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining6 v. [5 r3 U$ ^4 y7 w* G
Child Support Payments( d+ C8 B- X) J0 k# F
Private Divorce agreements
1 N8 v! F+ m, S1 z2 ]Criminal provisions of the Competition Act* W, y/ x8 W9 V2 |
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Dominant Strategies, G4 G- S# X1 V! E
Collusion
1 X# y9 U5 h" G8 G0 lYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
# v$ S$ U, Z( b, a2 N. uECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
$ P+ d! e% V" t2 X1 M. i- v1 wTopics:
" e( T+ }6 m+ ^# b3 I' a3 QAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
+ E4 w$ v% |$ s) N7 i0 P; E8 tApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
" p% F/ x0 B6 jNote! Prerequisites: # j j/ a0 _7 E) c
ECON 384 & 299 |
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