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O. L' j/ C c! JChina as an Emerging Economy$ E) Q' y( P% g
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!6 P# I7 B5 {7 i6 m y1 K1 p' w6 _
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development) f( S8 C. A ~6 r" z: R2 j. Q5 _
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Chinese Economy Characteristics
7 t/ m, u& u8 r+ _Recent Events in the Chinese Economy0 Q% |! f3 T- Z5 C' c9 m: F
Consequences of economic reform
! u* C9 Q: p+ y) kCanada’s economic relations with China
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Rich and Poor Countries+ v% X9 G5 P! @ N5 R/ |
Why economies differ
! |) b0 l5 G7 _2 WCauses for such differences. s1 V, u: g3 X& M" Y5 m7 R6 F; Y
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ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth+ \9 G& X6 z6 {; I! S1 u
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& `6 k" D( M; I2 Z, b0 O" SInstitutions
. N3 j7 n* B. }* Z) ^: k9 sGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence ( T- Q2 b! I4 N0 r2 A
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4 k) R: ~( u; Z0 i; n9 C) |* i, pConsumer Behavior
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Price and Output
, ?0 t, w* T$ i- ^+ v6 HMarket Structures; ]; d- A, {3 o6 r5 y0 o
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9 n( {& o; r' ^8 K2 ?8 pECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I. T/ p9 o! e' ~% D G1 E
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+ B7 ?6 K+ |0 m! S2 g9 mTheory of consumer behavior9 G m' P' D# `$ h. J
Theory of production and cost
1 y, @9 a9 ^/ M5 U( j3 o# ?Price and output determination under competition
$ Z( s% K$ p) Q3 V5 r: k i4 R, HMonopoly and other market structures
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: k! k9 T7 h/ Z$ [6 JCapital Investments" V' d$ @0 x3 j9 i& G
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ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
/ J2 w5 p* k+ [' |' z0 ]Topics:
# h- Y8 _6 i% F" j7 n( q- zCost-Benefit Analysis t) }! g& r, d. p
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
+ h! f3 C' _/ Z. h& D VLook at examples from
4 m0 `9 C9 K) Y$ z+ vTransportation) `1 q9 Z0 h, a3 u
River Basin Management
: Q# s( m% K$ H! v! h( YElectrical Generation
0 f! h6 C5 s' a6 P1 ~" i$ y/ w1 eOil & Gas and Pollution Control4 ? k1 f' k' F: _, P
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. a8 T5 E; A9 l1 [Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
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) p" B6 i2 r7 k( SECON 365 Resource Economics
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Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
' t1 y: Y! h% Y1 G+ c) p8 XScarcity and pricing
' z3 s% U' P- R: S" }* oContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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! d7 }6 e8 p) Q1 Q YResource Allocation
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The energy sector, including sources and markets% Y: P1 M0 g" F* ?' @1 s" y; [; Q) S
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues. l/ R7 I/ X9 n2 T+ V
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1 N7 B' d4 i1 A; l# PECON 366 Energy Economics3 l4 G* j) R+ A# {6 {9 o
Topics:
. i: s$ v1 y& K. j0 VPricing
& S( g8 n% F, Y: N- S s4 M0 z- i/ ?2 sRole in economic growth : R8 l, c4 ]2 d( s
Energy sources and markets 0 W) a* o( J- O6 H e& Z
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9 @' ~1 w9 B0 s6 XEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
" }/ f# b1 u4 ~- ^, }. cSteps taken to address deterioration
' E% E O0 t; o5 `You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
) G9 P3 e: {# f4 wECON 369 Economics of the Environment
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4 u9 f7 t/ @6 o3 B5 v5 oEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
% I; n( A i, F( m3 I4 ~' a. vTypes and causes of environmental deterioration - [0 N. T7 M5 s5 X; d/ O+ o
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration " A+ n/ y8 q7 p# { e
Recreation economics
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Individual Incentives# t7 \% X2 f5 y9 g" t
Total Welfare
$ H6 _5 ~2 b9 v) lYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
: ?% i% B6 y @& u( Y. QECON 378 Law and Economics
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Issues in Criminal and Family Law6 Y" i+ R3 I& S* |1 h
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining, w- @$ ~* k4 U: L
Child Support Payments
C' Y F5 }8 g R& Q' T2 \Private Divorce agreements8 W# h0 W( X" B$ g% f& v
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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& r7 Q$ l4 d3 A h8 G3 o# z1 mPrisoners Dilemma2 g5 N6 f/ C% A+ `
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& @- p0 s, `9 cCollusion! P! J+ Q( r6 u6 O# c6 E: w7 [* k
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6 l7 o) m% V$ O5 @0 wECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications% f0 K3 n9 I1 V- |0 ]
Topics: * f0 ?& L' j" v1 F: |: E# A' e O
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
/ X) ?- I) I' q+ P' f5 E5 EApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
! u) K# V) a" ~Note! Prerequisites: # j0 }: q5 |( z# n n8 t
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