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If you enjoyed learning about:
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China as an Emerging Economy
3 J& i) `, F3 N$ U8 ~5 Y/ z% mYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
; _# X) g# L4 v( J6 cECON 211 Chinese Economic Development/ {* U6 i# @. v/ X
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Chinese Economy Characteristics
% q( x; l, h2 z% Z. rRecent Events in the Chinese Economy2 e6 ^, m* Q# v- F
Consequences of economic reform
0 c O2 K3 ~! Z7 U3 XCanada’s economic relations with China& `5 {7 j! [ l5 m6 j8 R2 a
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( U7 A+ X( P$ H6 i. h( a" yRich and Poor Countries
$ D2 X0 o/ `7 H1 p8 j2 d5 RWhy economies differ
+ }5 y8 j5 @; F' }Causes for such differences9 }. X& y/ R/ c' R, r! Z4 I$ J
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth1 ^+ n7 a$ c( J( c
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth) ?; J+ S! J; L% N( l) l
Topics:; R2 s1 Y: t3 \5 O1 ]/ q6 J9 Y
Technology
* T$ H4 B6 T# I6 Z+ w9 Q& tInstitutions: D9 u& u# S6 ?' v. @) j
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence ' B2 {0 k, ~# F! ^) ~
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( j8 D) ~0 B8 B0 e9 hSupply and Demand& ]$ f: I' c# p, P5 D& a( Y5 U r G
Consumer Behavior
9 V0 L6 O N/ v$ ~+ y# IProduction and Cost# f, j+ n0 z( n, o* I5 Q
Price and Output
+ m, B3 v4 a- K5 pMarket Structures
7 \8 B! W$ T' F& ^0 wYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
' _3 u7 a Q7 K \) V# rECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
5 W; t6 k F' w# D, Q" ~' cTopics:
3 V! a8 F- a3 h; |" y7 `Theory of consumer behavior" A( ~+ K; e- `- h" j# \
Theory of production and cost- [% D+ _) n* [7 N- M% K- y
Price and output determination under competition7 t, ^0 E1 \; g0 l3 F
Monopoly and other market structures6 O+ ^9 m' h. [4 V
3 ^# w6 E* D& q) v% i5 ^If you enjoyed learning about 0 m. D2 t7 H8 m% l
Costs and Benefits - O1 c& t) B% h1 f" e5 b1 r
Externalities* V3 E) A. i" O% B t: g
Decision-making( e4 G* s4 c8 o9 {
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Capital Investments# W% |/ i) Z. n
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
0 Z7 V3 q' I l; `2 M) I" gECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
/ n) u: ]' z) m) HTopics:
4 M7 {6 {' v6 Z9 WCost-Benefit Analysis0 T' ^$ ^9 n9 }, h& L5 j
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
5 q8 L7 U; W7 M+ X; LLook at examples from # l5 A: \& G- c; P
Transportation7 [; x' r9 m. d+ Z+ o# k1 g
River Basin Management
+ e3 c2 n. f) m% Y& B/ vElectrical Generation& \- v5 {. H" k$ Q5 n3 U v- G
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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/ v F* \! |* ^1 {3 Q3 L5 Y0 w: mIf you enjoyed learning about / }8 {, N; g0 b
Supply and Demand
3 F6 [# n, ^& R% QExternalities8 [, W" L6 {+ s5 D" S
Resource Allocation* F& N M; y0 O8 [' Y5 x# p
Taxation
) b e; v' y* F! X- w. zOr would like to learn more about ' E4 } o: y7 D/ I/ A/ u% P
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
7 f% i5 V6 X2 }8 \5 hYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
* e& O# O: I2 [$ CECON 365 Resource Economics% ^, _9 w# K6 E: @- _$ G0 ]/ G
Topics:
8 q( d# T9 p" R* o1 F9 ]+ x- p/ KExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources( j: o$ Y) e I* [! Z
Scarcity and pricing# R' Y% w- y% X, v
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
4 o9 L( m# W! Z! i; k! W# wResource Allocation
6 T9 o7 T! B, d- J$ hPricing6 j$ M8 i; Z# r0 v( M5 ~: v
Markets8 U' {- ^) \8 p4 d& c
Government roles8 b8 v @& v `
Or would like to learn more about 5 }6 l- P# y' ~0 B/ {' ~
The energy sector, including sources and markets4 S# R$ ]# ~- L( Z% B* w& b
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
6 s' ^& L# R: S% {% Y: z' i+ dYou might enjoy a course about & a/ {( U% I; U q
Energy Economics!
, s$ J6 ^0 k( e# f- P- HECON 366 Energy Economics
3 t, i, |% B# Y% e9 kTopics: ; ^ J0 e) I2 {5 O, G6 l% f
Pricing
& u: b, y6 }5 \Role in economic growth
% i; c- y. H+ u9 k" k& VEnergy sources and markets ) r: _4 Q8 J c- l& ^' S4 e+ H! T5 ~
Role of government
3 O/ C" h1 N, W6 C' _3 P* k2 xRegulation 3 ]4 q9 ]' b* g! `6 T
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5 Z, _' q% w2 o- L% X& OExternalities
! K( L+ Z; n3 J7 e" W: oRegulation
0 p0 V% X* f, i' z* u5 @( NGovernment roles
9 I; a9 D+ W; L( H- l, vOr would like to learn more about 7 q! X! f( }" Z- O6 U
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
' U) U' F7 _9 q; G3 {Steps taken to address deterioration3 l4 S7 v0 h3 A
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
R0 Q1 j. C4 R# BECON 369 Economics of the Environment! R. x( @( k; |& b1 `4 s: n6 h4 w
Topics:
0 ~) K+ g) f3 m3 ~: v9 O: [Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
X7 p7 w0 j9 c2 B7 ]0 f" d4 d- XTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
, y9 _. [ H! Z* m/ j# zTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
* J% c! z m1 I0 S. LRecreation economics
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. E G; o, C* s* G2 ~' H. FIf you enjoyed learning about
5 ?% J5 ^5 E: J0 a2 y' |% I, N Individual Incentives; B" ?& A. J* K$ D6 Y4 L
Total Welfare 2 p! a( A/ O: C0 \1 Y
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 9 Y: P# L+ X5 `& e
ECON 378 Law and Economics: x! ~: L7 a+ T( v' [/ V) ?8 |
Topics:
( |5 }. O; P6 O: k& w, j1 x2 ?2 eIssues in Criminal and Family Law
0 b4 I) q! C- p: N0 E. A8 ]* Q( zCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining1 D- Y1 Y( e) T l0 P
Child Support Payments/ z. t( ]% g e: K4 s! b9 [
Private Divorce agreements3 j9 z% j: t7 g6 M% O# v* h( X
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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$ c/ Y# `9 m# J3 J, _4 xIf you enjoyed learning about ; v$ `' J# A9 }+ `/ `2 h+ N) ]
Prisoners Dilemma6 ?3 l! A- p- K( P1 f* a
Dominant Strategies
- d# f% r7 a l0 {. ~% j9 B5 wCollusion
* `7 J% [, L1 @2 X- w( KYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! . V+ K9 i* Q1 _/ B
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
3 o* o& ]. X; O* v( e2 zTopics: ! o1 `' I+ Y4 v( L
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
4 u$ g! G: D! [& z/ _Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
. L- w% q3 m% X. P8 g# ZNote! Prerequisites:
# c A' [# L6 |. z- B' KECON 384 & 299 |
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