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Trade
2 Z0 J6 l0 H+ k( u+ l1 kGrowth
& }' h) E( I- T. m& Z9 N+ x% kOr would like to learn more about:
3 Q& a& l) f0 x% MChina as an Emerging Economy& n2 y4 s h% e6 r
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
/ E9 N; v' G9 jECON 211 Chinese Economic Development0 m* Y4 u3 }& ~/ [
Topics: 1 ^8 V) I v# G6 }
Chinese Economy Characteristics
) E C* ~$ L% {Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
5 Z0 D+ O+ x! f/ [Consequences of economic reform
+ I7 V# F1 f4 N# |Canada’s economic relations with China- [2 `) N; f! S: C+ L
# f6 x/ a# A5 v$ ~# y* i# [If you would like to learn more about: 8 T+ ^. m- T7 m) I/ k# W+ T
Rich and Poor Countries
' I, } u$ |$ O0 `+ J$ E' [Why economies differ2 ?8 o% \3 r# `: A: _
Causes for such differences6 l3 L) o' u4 V1 _8 V
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth% A- ?7 p0 f, D) _/ u4 b
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth( [ O& V5 N9 g
Topics:
% ^ L5 B' ?; d uTechnology
1 d, A: c* M$ c5 t) D( EInstitutions9 V9 O# S0 M8 @2 ^, y/ P' B3 @
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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! T( _* E/ t# E2 V2 MIf you enjoyed learning about ; o$ K1 K+ L; x
Supply and Demand
" r) \5 e0 Q8 Q( f0 G9 x7 _4 E9 @Consumer Behavior! F7 R! t" h- l; F4 J8 Z
Production and Cost
# O( a, D R4 nPrice and Output
8 F* p- Y% u5 T8 F; hMarket Structures2 a* Y6 p; w$ O1 c* {% t
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
. a! k8 e: `& ^3 z3 BECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I: h4 {2 f% Z5 B# M
Topics:
& u& f; C& C+ D1 R+ Z! \Theory of consumer behavior* o' B( {) P7 m) l& u( ?
Theory of production and cost
`! A% J }9 JPrice and output determination under competition J! e( ]8 X& }" e& j0 o, W) B4 u* u# p
Monopoly and other market structures
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If you enjoyed learning about
% U: {& `: V9 P& p, X2 `Costs and Benefits $ I R$ z" k+ l
Externalities! b* D# V @5 e0 t
Decision-making
! \6 y" P8 G& H* B" t3 OOr would like to learn more about 3 o) Y. N4 R1 h, x
Capital Investments
* b1 J- h9 s. T6 e9 d$ z% w" cYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!! N" y ~: C7 I* V% Q6 O/ u
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
& f! Y0 p* y! p, ?; ETopics:
( B0 R& r. q7 ^, C2 sCost-Benefit Analysis- ~6 C& m5 k2 l2 R/ b) x1 w
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
; K" {3 z1 e9 XLook at examples from
& {7 x& p6 @' s% a& a3 BTransportation
& A" e5 Y. y1 zRiver Basin Management
: d9 u3 e" K. h8 {8 zElectrical Generation$ }) e( T. f6 x3 K7 P
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about . `6 K+ |9 G+ v8 x6 I u
Supply and Demand
- V4 O5 i& W4 {9 D4 R0 IExternalities; X$ }4 N/ l4 x: U7 ]
Resource Allocation# \, C; }% n0 a& }$ G
Taxation
' c! w1 x7 e# o6 w2 AOr would like to learn more about 4 n& @' ^ [" \" [! x* Y( q
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
4 \% h+ b: I' Q$ H8 W- k: _0 VYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
3 l7 f$ B( y: ?/ V1 Q/ \ECON 365 Resource Economics
* W$ V' e1 u/ v, j, R4 H" qTopics:7 C6 |" e$ D* `7 Z+ H' _8 I
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
0 y N/ k, B' UScarcity and pricing
; t( e- s2 {3 P0 |6 X) a; t8 WContemporary Canadian resource policy issues% L/ l, B5 }8 y: ?) m
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If you enjoyed learning about
( {: [5 g+ u# {# |Resource Allocation
( K; V$ x& s4 E, T9 lPricing
8 {& g' s1 b* _+ Z) a: i. V h! uMarkets, k' e6 g5 j+ K0 c1 T& j
Government roles7 _2 v& B1 l( l/ @* } {/ A. K- g! D
Or would like to learn more about
& i$ r9 f6 J3 MThe energy sector, including sources and markets
: b/ I" e5 g7 Q/ \8 \Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
: N- h( F: b) n" xYou might enjoy a course about * h5 E P' ], f* z2 u4 m2 c6 ]/ ]. w5 I
Energy Economics!
) e2 j3 {; l; }3 n: [! |& j' UECON 366 Energy Economics
0 p( ^$ X' y% t7 F/ R8 r% OTopics: & E8 D! y6 [$ h$ @& |% l
Pricing* n5 M' _" y) ?; o
Role in economic growth $ b/ h4 v" {# f7 G) A
Energy sources and markets
& {% }( `2 z& @% {8 ORole of government 4 d# Z+ X8 |3 |9 f) m& [
Regulation ; u) G, @0 b6 R+ D5 s: ^) S. q3 F
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If you enjoyed learning about 2 p* w: d- I- F: O3 M! L# ~
Externalities
; m" |1 n6 q1 i, X. t1 RRegulation: w! |+ `* B" |, d, w7 R6 Q
Government roles5 o7 {* |9 a% y# S6 O
Or would like to learn more about ) }+ [( i4 r% d/ ]6 N! }" q
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration* `6 ~* y0 m7 }2 I3 s
Steps taken to address deterioration% Y( i6 e3 ^. c& `! e6 R* j- n, }8 V# \
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
& o+ g/ Z4 w. W, x& ^2 @0 X% Z0 hECON 369 Economics of the Environment# k, v$ u& C8 ?: h. k7 p, [
Topics: & V# L/ d6 m: I
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
2 m' K5 X6 T) ] ~ wTypes and causes of environmental deterioration + c' ^- V4 b. [2 ^* S! J0 Z
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
. C, F8 y# O* }+ Q( r4 r, a( URecreation economics
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Individual Incentives/ E8 s% B) u' e- E; c3 S7 ^
Total Welfare 5 K6 c1 ^, [+ ^4 o+ ?/ o
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
! Q6 Y( t7 g% I3 d0 DECON 378 Law and Economics8 [& i) N8 v8 o8 Y
Topics: , z0 o0 `. _$ v% f; c3 ^
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
j: q5 k& H8 W H; M* oCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
( j% A9 U* J8 z1 w0 aChild Support Payments( C8 V# _9 W. k# \
Private Divorce agreements/ `9 P! J7 g9 u3 t9 v, }1 _
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act; h8 H" S. [5 z; o9 Z
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If you enjoyed learning about
3 u4 n; u% ^/ x+ uPrisoners Dilemma
' ^" _7 l m; nDominant Strategies
" |5 O1 e B/ S8 eCollusion
1 e- `- i$ a8 FYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! , E0 E8 W+ C8 ~& ]/ R2 b9 `8 t* J
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
* ?- a. K9 T! `. ITopics:
1 c, e1 o. H$ X; QAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
6 g+ v% l. w4 M0 R, k0 B3 rApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
7 h# [8 J* |9 K6 M: Z( |Note! Prerequisites: 6 g) m& d) I9 Y& Z
ECON 384 & 299 |
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