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Trade
/ N( q# |. k+ I( l) C7 LGrowth
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China as an Emerging Economy
& n# c7 m l. s% BYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
: |, b6 K8 q' mECON 211 Chinese Economic Development6 Y) G. Q5 a& h
Topics: 3 X1 t2 [+ k: B9 Z4 F
Chinese Economy Characteristics
( Z' U# c! [, }Recent Events in the Chinese Economy5 ]9 s1 Q. Q$ X% k z
Consequences of economic reform2 E- x+ j0 [, v& q U* Q) h9 n
Canada’s economic relations with China
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If you would like to learn more about:
, D' Q) d! J3 ?# v0 v4 C" aRich and Poor Countries
( |+ a+ [5 Q& c) i7 g+ [Why economies differ/ f! F5 R- u& {) o" z+ @, `1 [
Causes for such differences1 i d2 p7 P! [
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
$ x4 e" k) R" q2 v$ WECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth" ^! S1 Z7 c# \0 a; |1 N
Topics:
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Institutions
' J* Q& h$ p" G0 W! \ HGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about
( R# ]+ O* }* _1 o( PSupply and Demand/ B- ] Q9 O- I& m/ j
Consumer Behavior4 [% l' u: ?8 J- K# u: ~1 e; q- ?7 i
Production and Cost) Y: [+ p. [5 c8 j' |
Price and Output" i# Z. X, w% @; R% f2 g) M- H
Market Structures. l9 g( w$ p1 w
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
% K" i9 T3 G/ N( L. T& XECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I5 k: _5 ^+ C7 b/ b
Topics:
; E% p4 g, s( V. [Theory of consumer behavior% d5 n. j8 B5 k+ |
Theory of production and cost: w; I6 n5 G: V+ t! Q4 K0 x) n
Price and output determination under competition
' K% \4 V: x' M$ Y' n6 A( [& qMonopoly and other market structures! h9 e: a, E! R
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$ w9 C: N- a5 A) P% Q `7 lCosts and Benefits # W, @6 o) `! G: }" I/ W
Externalities6 ]1 d& h( d( c8 n* e
Decision-making
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Capital Investments
3 U: z& O" o; [* LYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!" N5 ]% k# N5 O! J0 R
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation, G- p6 f7 W' U7 J: l
Topics:
6 Q, p* x7 ^ {9 [' WCost-Benefit Analysis
; V9 ]# m- _- M" iEvaluating Public Investment Projects
/ ^9 Y" L- n5 z8 ILook at examples from
+ X6 ]/ }9 K0 }5 g+ J* ^* f: mTransportation
& v9 p$ l0 t- P2 l1 I `' g; ?River Basin Management
3 i5 F' V) q& M3 D% \5 q/ @Electrical Generation
: m, a) m/ a# \* ^- N' z5 u$ r7 P- YOil & Gas and Pollution Control* e) Z, D$ B" `9 u- q; @5 V) l
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Supply and Demand' G1 W' L' h: _) p
Externalities
1 E- G# H) V7 TResource Allocation
" [8 N9 n0 Y( n' w& _- t6 o" uTaxation
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
, F( F, U1 A! w1 lYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
$ {. ?" q& s( }: hECON 365 Resource Economics
+ h& s3 @0 Q9 r* r8 P. hTopics: v* u. [, I& m+ m+ H: ]
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources* G$ d r4 t- E' ~& M; |1 }. j
Scarcity and pricing" k; P$ T- s1 ], F
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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( j" Z: j* U+ c8 ?5 u9 L& n( ~2 oIf you enjoyed learning about 9 A7 A5 n1 C7 H7 p7 W% B7 P, }% Y
Resource Allocation
/ h1 _# ?9 t/ I) j! M- z1 nPricing- v; `6 u* \ Q% v
Markets
4 X4 W6 K* s$ E/ C) t- }Government roles
0 [" Q8 F8 H% b( [8 i& E5 OOr would like to learn more about
e6 Q; i6 G" R2 u" {# s! xThe energy sector, including sources and markets
6 u% g' a$ V& {2 R# Q" ]8 P* fCanadian Energy Policy and current issues% U, N5 m) G1 p* d: M: n
You might enjoy a course about 4 T* |; G) g+ l; [) c: i, x1 f
Energy Economics!
8 z1 c' I- G" |* h& u* F8 DECON 366 Energy Economics$ c5 F I6 I' Z! `+ I
Topics: , j) c- G" T* @4 h# y: x6 G
Pricing" W/ b7 s( | d. q
Role in economic growth
2 O/ r: }0 _7 L' r4 [% M& \Energy sources and markets
: S/ |/ k$ L5 G8 |1 R5 ?4 kRole of government
( B) F: Q# Z3 e5 oRegulation
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2 O& Y1 x1 t: G1 ]' FIf you enjoyed learning about 1 E9 V \, u* R+ f0 j) C/ ~3 z
Externalities" O2 w$ k: z% D0 N- t: p" b+ c
Regulation
$ e. w6 [, {- W" M. v, C1 nGovernment roles
/ j/ q6 Q4 ]: H3 dOr would like to learn more about
2 T" X; z" }0 ^0 U$ g% E$ PEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration3 J, l( h, ?- s7 Z% y% y. `1 ]
Steps taken to address deterioration
- V8 @, Z6 X) I- Q8 e- f5 ^You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
. L! s% E0 ?2 z+ P# \ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
# P* d9 ]: O, z0 @3 RTopics:
, l$ `+ `6 {/ q# }1 b( FEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment ; |6 p9 _" h6 @; d$ \) K' w2 G
Types and causes of environmental deterioration 0 X$ H* C2 z4 T& C" C" |0 ?
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
- B# x/ f- ~1 n: \& {4 _Recreation economics
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# r) Z2 o, Z' D; V6 F" P* \7 FIf you enjoyed learning about9 d$ Y! {, c+ W
Individual Incentives
2 d; N: N1 ~# U+ j7 w+ g) ?- e' uTotal Welfare
8 F/ e/ [) T# s+ d+ Q* }5 q2 o. QYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! ( f+ S/ u8 ^8 V) G8 }' L4 m4 I
ECON 378 Law and Economics
8 a% y$ Y# ^% Z! F' OTopics:
# f; |7 K5 ~# q+ h7 M: \/ r8 tIssues in Criminal and Family Law5 k4 i* P7 f; _+ L
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining) B% M( y% I/ n. P. @( ]
Child Support Payments" x/ g" b- o; Z1 u, h8 w( L
Private Divorce agreements
& X2 d" S6 q5 W2 O7 D& u* Y0 Y" Y2 TCriminal provisions of the Competition Act: ?# S5 q1 o( V/ z# M
# M$ h, I1 @1 H! i8 ]' MIf you enjoyed learning about 6 @4 E# L! \1 d' P7 C1 j* T
Prisoners Dilemma& p0 Q! n) }! d
Dominant Strategies) q1 F9 Q2 ^2 ?6 G+ a& x' K2 g7 w3 q5 t
Collusion5 ~% v2 w: J' x
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! ! Z( N! p6 m0 W
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications h- n k* @' ?1 g1 B
Topics: 3 P: p L) o2 R& E5 R: E7 Y/ g
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
V8 M8 @2 g, T) BApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
9 a2 }* E% d8 X0 \( n; j) \Note! Prerequisites:
1 R2 `; |; V/ K4 l+ T; U9 k$ xECON 384 & 299 |
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