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Trade
# w& W2 I, T& z7 n5 h \Growth
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China as an Emerging Economy
) R, j6 I: V' Z2 h8 dYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!. i1 k7 D: `- k
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
, I7 K$ g* s4 V7 @4 S3 j4 pTopics: G& |1 D; D/ x. N
Chinese Economy Characteristics
" R* Z; T5 ?, g5 ?9 Q9 F. J6 WRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
' |. \# e7 b6 K- C' |: j0 b* h' ^Consequences of economic reform+ v9 F5 y" o4 R+ C6 P7 O4 G
Canada’s economic relations with China
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! S8 \4 O0 U3 j. b' C$ e: YIf you would like to learn more about: 9 w5 k) ~9 h7 C$ v
Rich and Poor Countries1 p! _0 |" d7 x. c- q$ f
Why economies differ
5 d6 S/ B8 M/ j! O% h- g& }* {- o2 [Causes for such differences
! x- W/ T4 g! m+ x* @. m: }; AYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
& k) k* p6 O* Z; h \ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth: J2 L: J+ Y4 _( V4 F! ]2 b
Topics:0 C* {+ e0 Z* G7 X% Z
Technology
4 b8 r$ W/ l* F6 p1 C- dInstitutions
& I/ y( r4 I0 u; L7 n, n6 UGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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) U5 X% E0 N+ e6 b$ @If you enjoyed learning about
9 A! b% W4 R/ b2 [Supply and Demand; \ r( {8 k- J3 ~. K. c8 Z
Consumer Behavior
9 S* _7 W, \& M( T( ^+ eProduction and Cost- Y( f2 B2 R$ X1 z7 ?4 w
Price and Output- S3 W9 n. n, @5 j
Market Structures4 i) q# e" E0 Z' [0 h. F
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!0 `1 F; S, Y/ I8 E% ^$ V" s
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I8 |) _# K5 b2 j
Topics:
" Y/ P: [; b! pTheory of consumer behavior9 K ^( } E+ M) t- [
Theory of production and cost
- x' j2 Y9 _, O) P H, o, [Price and output determination under competition
- q* O4 S* \! }1 v0 TMonopoly and other market structures. N8 p7 r) J; \' t
{+ q! A5 I M& p+ A+ _; n8 zIf you enjoyed learning about 4 V! T" x# ?% i
Costs and Benefits
# F& m9 |" z3 C" b$ l8 v; ]Externalities8 ^' U- b! [/ V/ ^5 p3 b% X' O
Decision-making
5 ^1 R& v, ?* b2 ?3 Z/ ]6 xOr would like to learn more about ( }! \+ t" t' ]/ E8 O7 A
Capital Investments6 ^7 c. Q2 v( V. ^3 `
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
, ~0 O9 K+ u/ e" |) W3 Z+ o, VECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
: g- Y6 h" B1 O, t' k: o. k9 Q) eTopics:3 u$ O9 n3 [' ~0 Q$ n1 V! ~
Cost-Benefit Analysis1 l! J z; U5 e
Evaluating Public Investment Projects( @; z4 }: J* v8 z; T
Look at examples from
8 S, q8 P$ i$ q# ~1 |) R1 Z9 k) wTransportation
* l% U! g' A2 n9 fRiver Basin Management
* z/ x2 r. [1 i$ _. AElectrical Generation
0 ]; p7 v s9 D* t# HOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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" o7 M4 A4 R5 d5 F/ b) bIf you enjoyed learning about
& y7 ?) Y4 Z5 R! h" u. a, eSupply and Demand. }) ^4 B. M+ S
Externalities* x$ R) |3 d0 B4 z8 B# Y" c, c
Resource Allocation' H5 S1 q5 \; b0 O- L. N
Taxation
) z: Y$ V" H4 F7 a6 K% UOr would like to learn more about
$ G4 _& A% B* b: h' _Supply of Natural Resources in Canada" c4 }0 i' G- C* x% H$ F
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!2 V; u( I, U% h5 C
ECON 365 Resource Economics. ~+ s2 g' q/ N4 v8 m7 J1 N
Topics:
, _5 k$ Z8 b6 v4 U, }Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
) h% ~' i, D4 z/ \! @Scarcity and pricing5 P7 y& g+ N: z( H) r9 x
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
' N; e+ L; S0 T; V! E% @Resource Allocation$ {( d9 J" ?6 m
Pricing
" a6 C/ {) |. dMarkets
- v1 d3 T% \' {5 ?( Y3 K4 ?Government roles
; W; e' u, g% E% MOr would like to learn more about
6 Y" @ E$ X& q' x, ]) xThe energy sector, including sources and markets
- D( ~) O1 A& S7 vCanadian Energy Policy and current issues+ H9 d( Y+ E8 O6 u3 R
You might enjoy a course about
/ _4 h& ~% o7 s5 [4 rEnergy Economics!2 I ?$ o- k M, U; E7 o* o
ECON 366 Energy Economics" P/ Y X- ^- K3 ?$ v5 y+ g, [
Topics:
" b) C/ i" \! S- b. n. S9 EPricing) W! J, p0 W n: C9 ]/ r& T$ }8 h
Role in economic growth + @: M4 c( g+ g5 q0 r% W5 D Q
Energy sources and markets 4 X5 U! Q6 G6 I2 k
Role of government 6 ^3 S* e* i3 [) o/ a0 }
Regulation
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Externalities
" f4 z6 Z4 Y z7 f/ B8 hRegulation, Y* T- H( x" h! C& Y
Government roles
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
1 x8 Y' e t3 b5 x* |7 {3 ~; `/ ZSteps taken to address deterioration' ~$ |* k2 d; ?- p! O
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! % D1 l) C7 q% z; E
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
0 D Q2 |0 P7 U0 C! [2 fTopics: ! J% ^9 I' u2 ~ v! W) O5 O
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
( B3 l7 r; G4 a# B. hTypes and causes of environmental deterioration : z4 d! q T& ]9 s, h8 v, p9 |
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
* u% ]& P1 }! q' [Recreation economics
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; i6 |4 J* K) m" m! ~If you enjoyed learning about
8 Q$ h! N+ s ? Individual Incentives! i$ L4 |. }3 ~8 ~0 d+ b' z$ {
Total Welfare
. Y- @8 K+ s q, C/ l f ~+ Y( t0 ]You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
L% ]0 H: v" x" ]ECON 378 Law and Economics
2 Z5 y" c9 H9 A* l2 \2 e$ c- dTopics:
4 C. \1 a. C0 X% i% rIssues in Criminal and Family Law) g, l3 L" w: i1 X9 g8 F h* o
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining9 L& `! g0 H+ E8 [0 Q7 u& o# x p/ J
Child Support Payments' b @( O2 O% p3 C# E) r
Private Divorce agreements* e! a2 g# ~) W" W
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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Prisoners Dilemma
8 }7 r) Z+ `5 `; ]8 gDominant Strategies8 E, q' t% ?# i& `
Collusion* b+ ^7 a/ U9 W. p4 d; J
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! ) t- o+ [- }7 I( V4 H% z. t
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
& Q& j. ^* Q, J# B8 }/ z& b( vTopics:
9 _' @2 B9 j$ ?' i$ G$ G! [Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
3 H& ~* Z& y) j8 U5 ^Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 6 A; b5 c, _/ m/ b' p. @
Note! Prerequisites:
7 l; c. D9 }; J1 b5 |ECON 384 & 299 |
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