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Trade
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& m; C! J1 a9 v7 nChina as an Emerging Economy/ f# u* i! ~* _9 [2 | H4 O
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!2 n* c9 E r. b1 `3 n) o; l6 _
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development6 L5 o2 p4 n/ G0 h) `4 F* _0 D
Topics:
) ^/ o8 L9 q6 S1 y5 y8 O- xChinese Economy Characteristics
: |- s) B* |: Y; G7 `Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
2 [0 k6 F, k! n x' `: n6 QConsequences of economic reform& Q: E% H; R/ z' I$ P9 k* h
Canada’s economic relations with China% D6 E9 f' |& O q
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Rich and Poor Countries- v7 p; b+ J$ s4 f
Why economies differ
& [ P& G+ C6 P' _) ^" z2 u' _$ Y/ A uCauses for such differences3 I* A+ U% c+ P( y: u& ^% z
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth# @" d- _ I& [
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
! _8 Z/ C* p: @: a& K Q, U; WTopics:
$ a' V0 E4 {" S* @3 ?4 }Technology
) C! Z+ c, q! y3 E/ q8 tInstitutions) j+ Z- H% r# e& H$ ~' F/ ]
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence ; p! _, A3 B% n7 P* j/ {/ X6 L
0 a4 `% B6 W7 Q5 Z: ]6 s; s3 c) YIf you enjoyed learning about
9 Z- r% d* m7 g' k7 B0 XSupply and Demand
. x. z: }" I$ @$ {; X' MConsumer Behavior
$ p) w7 v! [1 m: J7 vProduction and Cost
) V* m* ]5 C0 R5 qPrice and Output
: @$ D" ~$ c1 gMarket Structures# Z/ n( }) ^5 d" b2 }
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
* d9 r+ V$ k- }: @ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I5 T& l) u( D8 m! b& M- o* k
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Theory of consumer behavior
: q2 y/ }1 u/ {% G9 U# V8 oTheory of production and cost
3 B5 R" I* j/ J$ {$ `Price and output determination under competition5 M0 q3 e6 X4 M2 z0 L1 Y% w, A
Monopoly and other market structures
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6 d7 r9 n) I* B. s- J* I& ~Costs and Benefits
$ V" g5 E; A# ~& [& rExternalities
6 m* H* S$ M. c6 S4 c4 k* jDecision-making
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Capital Investments9 n0 P/ _' F7 k, L& V! H) j
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
. f6 N- v! n. ?1 k' I8 n" ZECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation' J, N. `) ]1 U) J
Topics:
1 L" P; L+ }9 B. e1 CCost-Benefit Analysis
! {+ d( i- K+ |" U/ r, C7 W8 |Evaluating Public Investment Projects
! R+ f8 O7 r9 f+ N! w1 z8 _2 SLook at examples from
$ f9 \) H! L$ W# s n# v, YTransportation
5 G6 \. @8 z) f- WRiver Basin Management
- z& l! d! f" S5 U) I$ Q' mElectrical Generation: u7 ^6 r. z: E+ m( s) k, p( {
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control; X* }1 B! [* A+ t5 M# h2 h
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If you enjoyed learning about 9 \) d T- [3 d/ r/ E; ~- F
Supply and Demand; @. ^/ d, B [& P- r- V
Externalities
. z5 s+ q% ^5 `& V3 |' tResource Allocation
! K* v& b. s; o* M# i0 cTaxation
- ^! M; O5 w+ X4 `4 n& b3 ~; F9 F; |Or would like to learn more about
[" G/ ~7 J6 M0 U! w1 [Supply of Natural Resources in Canada% y) P. }+ a0 j8 r& @3 t8 m
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!4 a$ {4 w$ Z. O0 z
ECON 365 Resource Economics4 v8 O) K; c1 P$ w5 H
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Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources; _+ R( \# Z6 V, E9 J
Scarcity and pricing
1 \7 ?- T3 a" M V' ~# C( eContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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$ E( V- ]& t; W5 O- Q# ?Resource Allocation
! Q/ S4 ]3 \0 P+ R7 |0 Y6 cPricing2 e! M- K: _# h+ V$ N' d; E
Markets
* P$ B# F$ f% ~Government roles" M) C- L( [6 D! e' a, v
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) N; r) P: ^/ J L/ KThe energy sector, including sources and markets6 \1 p2 @1 D- N5 V; U
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues2 A5 A" O% k) P& j" T
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% W* q; p; e/ r# B" T% iEnergy Economics!5 ?5 U! m" T( ~) b- k7 }& [
ECON 366 Energy Economics& a2 @- K' a( S) G
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Pricing
" p1 _! E4 [1 D1 rRole in economic growth : G: z! {7 S$ j! i% }; x
Energy sources and markets
) W7 G' v0 }% `' ^' E" RRole of government , b: p6 q* \" \% T5 U9 a
Regulation / u0 \( D0 h+ e: p6 T1 x* s* i
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3 b) G) @5 K+ K; [7 U4 qExternalities% j1 A/ a. Q2 |+ S
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# O. o" P% C: z( c% ~! [, p- `Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
; f( y; N7 ^2 \Steps taken to address deterioration
% e3 P9 c" M U! {1 g( O- |. WYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
& p4 |! }2 w& }2 X& D, m* Y+ @ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
( p* K) @' w; B) ATopics: 7 z0 K! ]( j: \) z
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
: B) k% }5 {1 f8 G/ E) D; K/ bTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
. b7 x% m H0 N, V! d( N f) e" J5 b5 kTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration + u9 v" g' S& u8 M6 D! L- [7 h' L
Recreation economics
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Individual Incentives" H a' l: m! w0 ]# M1 D
Total Welfare 5 `& q/ {! n V
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 3 y4 S! h: H& c
ECON 378 Law and Economics
3 a n) A- N$ K, g( F/ T) f+ n7 zTopics:
' o8 T ^ |0 I5 pIssues in Criminal and Family Law
: C* m* A: l( `* |7 S- j( qCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining- D. S1 u' _$ Z% u, ]9 d
Child Support Payments
~# \0 A; m" Y7 M% O9 nPrivate Divorce agreements, ]. B: V- O- p
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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Prisoners Dilemma
6 K1 ?% `$ k% `) w0 U' b IDominant Strategies- V1 c+ ?* c9 F
Collusion
" k! B1 A+ w5 [: aYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 8 E1 l* S' d+ \" `2 Y" f" @
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
9 M% |- P0 ?6 s2 C; VTopics: % ~. ^6 q4 T) ^, {0 ?# c
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games8 ^# e, i7 j F" z. X/ d+ i
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 7 t% c1 ? {* D: G/ }! w8 i
Note! Prerequisites:
: J- u4 o" {! G) D5 U" \ECON 384 & 299 |
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