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If you enjoyed learning about: s2 k( I4 N9 ~& m) e: h
Trade% I4 s2 L. G! E, [8 Z1 o9 j
Growth
0 b8 {3 r2 q7 @, n8 r' JOr would like to learn more about:
) i' \7 v- y8 S8 J! R6 m# T; Z% kChina as an Emerging Economy G+ w9 m, b& f% |
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
' q" h" I; K. }. D b$ x1 UECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
m8 y' h- K: K* ^) sTopics:
1 B: S" ~4 b" dChinese Economy Characteristics
. i2 W- D1 W M; U, X0 c4 gRecent Events in the Chinese Economy- R- W& Q! y+ a1 y* t
Consequences of economic reform: K5 s; K! B2 `0 M7 x: T# v
Canada’s economic relations with China
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; }$ V" `% y ^3 r+ ?% t t6 lIf you would like to learn more about:
, l% i$ c$ ~9 F$ r7 T4 u6 a8 cRich and Poor Countries, j& X- f9 o$ M$ U1 ^- ?0 |6 [* w
Why economies differ
" g. i( x$ E- D, t! q7 v4 N1 a" ?Causes for such differences
! P Y4 `0 P. T. J! t7 vYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth9 d, V {' m0 y9 n: a& T0 Y
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
& P" \- [8 z8 |4 S/ LTopics:& U0 _4 U+ @6 ]' J+ w- g! m5 G
Technology, x1 o, S# o) D1 @$ E
Institutions: d) V- C7 S0 d
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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' h+ u3 ]5 G v& q, K# uIf you enjoyed learning about
% O( Y+ q! \, L9 K; k" Y% ESupply and Demand
. Z; C& }( Y0 O9 \* GConsumer Behavior
' X2 p. a9 D5 m0 Z' c1 lProduction and Cost
8 c$ I! J! X5 E5 E7 i* W$ pPrice and Output
7 C: [. \3 x. w# X% [Market Structures; _1 k, G, m$ B9 p, d6 _
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
! v9 B( a; k: d, x# Z! a' f- QECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I1 @2 ~/ b N( H, }2 I3 Z
Topics: , z% Y" e! N( j1 S/ V
Theory of consumer behavior
" ~( I8 L# }$ w+ G6 ?4 tTheory of production and cost
( T) U S0 ~5 z. q1 {Price and output determination under competition
+ X3 f5 J% `+ }) a* N0 F8 `( HMonopoly and other market structures3 K3 H$ F+ O( B2 p4 }2 d
+ f0 i' Z- J2 _1 e0 W# c, @If you enjoyed learning about % F6 H: |: c" z+ M# N( C; p2 `/ ?
Costs and Benefits
e$ u/ K) l0 p8 T! t0 S. HExternalities
+ G Y/ H1 L# B& O9 l5 ^) J2 c5 uDecision-making
$ ?8 W- a7 T" hOr would like to learn more about
. p9 \; a T! z dCapital Investments
/ J# x) t* _2 J, rYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
* _$ t3 {5 }" x/ I' B" pECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation; I; S/ J7 M" k6 ^$ p8 T( P
Topics:# m5 T5 P2 \3 Y; V
Cost-Benefit Analysis X9 y6 Y4 C9 C; Q4 D2 a6 B, P
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
$ H" V( B+ V: R% K3 J0 w" R; HLook at examples from 1 p& A( w) A! `. I! [
Transportation/ d I: M8 U$ \9 V' Z. P- j
River Basin Management
; s: f h' t% K3 GElectrical Generation
- ~ T5 c4 s% W) T6 x( p2 nOil & Gas and Pollution Control% l1 P- s: U3 o5 s! T
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If you enjoyed learning about
, x2 r9 A4 ~% V4 rSupply and Demand/ H% H8 l8 ~, v g& z
Externalities
U# g' g+ C8 j8 v, \" ]( V7 ?4 EResource Allocation; S; m% G- B2 K) A0 a. H3 }3 z, k/ b
Taxation) C S1 [. z2 {% @* q
Or would like to learn more about 0 }6 M) P: k4 F9 a
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
/ d+ p0 n; |2 b6 mYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!2 K% H8 ?+ j$ {5 J( ?6 @! A7 B
ECON 365 Resource Economics
! { K- @# I) p' A( YTopics:2 _* o& j3 k2 S' n* h8 F, i3 {
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources) y0 m' q7 X+ U7 V2 e
Scarcity and pricing0 S( u" `& J3 N3 O6 w$ @* f! l
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
6 i1 b* ~ O* A: v; WResource Allocation# ?5 E' V+ a0 W! A; N! f9 d! Y* j
Pricing
$ z( g: P- c& f. y I: sMarkets4 `: w4 H, g' R2 {" w& U5 K4 [
Government roles
1 ^/ T6 P2 d r# oOr would like to learn more about
3 V- e. L: i% L5 [' T5 FThe energy sector, including sources and markets1 f' r; u) g7 e; `, ^0 p
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
- ]; B# F7 p# E: V; rYou might enjoy a course about
. _# [& X1 [" a1 N+ K: yEnergy Economics!, F; n2 H: m$ N" N2 u- J; w; w
ECON 366 Energy Economics& i3 B8 x# e' N$ P+ c% d" ~4 g6 T4 K& P9 m
Topics: 4 a' r E) e) S) L, |
Pricing9 b$ i! B- ^4 B2 n! `: Y) v
Role in economic growth
0 n( K& ^! R( t/ o8 mEnergy sources and markets 4 s" d3 T' g9 u* U) k9 n
Role of government 2 E2 O9 i$ a4 e/ B. q5 Q
Regulation
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If you enjoyed learning about
5 i- k1 A! P2 p; t$ vExternalities; S( L2 l9 o# r
Regulation; t1 g0 |, ~6 \
Government roles
" w+ e6 X, J& l6 Y) x! O5 v! HOr would like to learn more about 1 @+ r: M% R! ]0 t+ y
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
' j6 e# k9 v9 C$ m2 ^0 p- VSteps taken to address deterioration
- N+ S) Y/ E9 d, T. XYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
( l5 j' X2 s! k8 @7 @; LECON 369 Economics of the Environment2 @' f5 T1 A; j' W, r+ F; |
Topics:
& R( m& e) s' w+ r0 ^( p- CEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment 3 J) D0 ^$ K7 K) _" ^
Types and causes of environmental deterioration ' Q* _. b, e; L% E7 B
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration ( N$ ]8 { K5 i7 ]" j# `, ^' h6 s
Recreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about! U1 r$ E4 X$ z; F5 a
Individual Incentives
5 S& s. y4 ?! L; J) ]+ ~$ TTotal Welfare 4 y* N. I6 H2 D \/ x
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 3 z/ X& }3 D( H7 Y1 a
ECON 378 Law and Economics
/ U; U. d2 N( DTopics: * n) {4 Y( S u" o
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
3 v; {9 T: I. Y6 _% u1 @5 XCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
/ |+ Z4 R5 z7 i; K4 [0 Y0 ?0 Q; OChild Support Payments
4 Q# \/ N1 T, VPrivate Divorce agreements4 q) T- j, b/ H! q7 W: E
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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* X+ n9 k7 K, p1 h' W9 EIf you enjoyed learning about . ^$ s$ z. ]/ l+ G4 b$ v- O( j
Prisoners Dilemma9 c2 J! {1 m5 q' G! r
Dominant Strategies
* q+ R" K, Q- v" G# YCollusion
& r9 l( [5 {* \$ Q4 ?6 w2 KYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! ' |/ u1 v4 E$ X) X4 h1 t5 w
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications: @: Y- \% }0 t e2 z4 g1 d2 s
Topics:
* ~) K9 R4 Q, _3 G4 IAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
H6 y+ X5 K; d9 }( H7 WApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
4 I& M8 c1 K/ D) T- E9 K4 iNote! Prerequisites:
3 R) n2 c. x3 M5 |, F2 G% T; y/ N# yECON 384 & 299 |
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