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If you enjoyed learning about: 1 L% A' w8 w- Z( i/ d# d
Trade, L- j% t* W p3 A( {% U
Growth& ?+ v, |3 t& d2 L' {
Or would like to learn more about:
- S% j) {& B& f+ t1 a. |& XChina as an Emerging Economy1 k4 s$ u9 E: E: [& Y
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
" M) y9 Y G8 E$ e' d- lECON 211 Chinese Economic Development6 k% ]! R0 T0 ]( c
Topics: % j4 b9 I& z0 j9 C
Chinese Economy Characteristics; e2 A+ \" L( {2 n+ t; L
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
2 ~/ r& P6 J: H8 q3 H3 G1 r5 mConsequences of economic reform
. L2 }6 U4 C7 S7 u2 Q2 zCanada’s economic relations with China- N, ?( ?% q: b7 L4 k& |8 F/ g+ z* ]
+ @% n* T7 f1 p+ M6 k9 B8 hIf you would like to learn more about:
0 z6 J# M; b2 E, E: d2 k6 S9 YRich and Poor Countries/ L8 c/ y. ^& j
Why economies differ) [1 H7 G/ ?7 j" o2 q5 j' Y
Causes for such differences$ S w8 T7 M2 ~6 I$ m/ d
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
$ r6 ^) ?9 c+ i4 jECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
# ?9 k8 p: a# e6 fTopics:
% D# H' [( H9 G* x4 M8 BTechnology
% B/ g+ L& f, }3 w: u* ?. nInstitutions
' I# H0 q8 d* U4 |/ m$ u3 @8 FGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about
- C- y# m; {) j" ^0 rSupply and Demand
; J9 h$ X7 W; g/ N) d$ pConsumer Behavior9 Z7 _- J3 n; n+ p% n8 c
Production and Cost
0 M9 E9 j. O8 y9 G8 z6 H' `6 VPrice and Output
- G- |" B) y" V3 Y# |4 bMarket Structures; b% i, p" G& v* t; M+ p9 k# d
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
: Y5 d% t5 J: i+ ~7 D% K5 a$ y; CECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I7 g4 i4 \( E0 H+ I" j% i9 w
Topics:
; [& x: G7 }2 p4 hTheory of consumer behavior G- f4 V$ d4 B
Theory of production and cost2 j" N7 A4 S) O7 r3 k+ B4 Q2 X, I
Price and output determination under competition
6 X X, {+ }: b* c/ g; _7 v; Y+ V6 Q: cMonopoly and other market structures
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If you enjoyed learning about
+ i% W9 E: {5 e: ACosts and Benefits 5 ?% a- {' L: R, {. W% D
Externalities
0 z, J$ x- k% ]Decision-making0 W1 P$ F5 s; V9 ^
Or would like to learn more about
# k1 [( ?9 ^4 J2 vCapital Investments, b) w' M3 ~8 r
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!/ p+ b8 V, |' e5 q
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation4 f v; D4 y4 h& ~
Topics:, t3 I, j. k4 k+ v
Cost-Benefit Analysis9 b& c w' U V9 H: Q6 S3 q, x
Evaluating Public Investment Projects$ ^, }% z3 d) b4 y0 G/ z& d
Look at examples from - _0 B( T& I& }8 s9 N Z% \
Transportation. m# R7 }0 k- n h. ^
River Basin Management
" m7 M+ R( \9 {, O9 r% sElectrical Generation4 P& Y) s* ? Z- V
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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* r+ V8 M* v& S( ~; D) P+ ^9 g* yIf you enjoyed learning about ! h; r' H2 U: r6 L5 S+ q
Supply and Demand" R8 ]) A- g8 u! Q
Externalities5 i8 c& j ?- b4 e- S
Resource Allocation
. h, v8 g( A& GTaxation
' b8 K) ]3 E" {; Y" nOr would like to learn more about
9 n2 ^' \3 a: h6 v3 U* ySupply of Natural Resources in Canada
' N/ E) R, X& \; @; w- ]You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!+ Q6 n# {' G# _1 a6 {
ECON 365 Resource Economics% o a' v* r$ U# d1 b3 a
Topics:
) J* @' @# c& h) ?* NExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources$ i' [8 @* W& B0 ?
Scarcity and pricing
8 [( k+ ~ X: m, iContemporary Canadian resource policy issues# J2 j& D0 e$ t8 W
% K. C7 p7 |1 c' {If you enjoyed learning about
: N1 @+ m7 A+ p8 h3 P, Q5 D0 @, WResource Allocation( O/ {& G/ {+ x( I3 B9 Z7 C
Pricing% a, l8 J; C( F
Markets T0 N* h+ K# O+ F0 I2 C5 ?
Government roles
' t# M9 }& Y1 I6 mOr would like to learn more about : o. r1 l& e/ N2 Z
The energy sector, including sources and markets1 s2 z8 R3 Z7 Z( I5 M5 [& r
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues% I! u# d( N8 L/ e# m7 `
You might enjoy a course about * e4 c$ _$ k/ t9 }8 g1 ]+ C
Energy Economics!8 ?" ~4 g$ y( ]. Q1 D3 L0 q
ECON 366 Energy Economics
$ E8 ?3 c0 x2 i3 qTopics: 4 S$ G( ~$ R( G4 A. f* A8 p
Pricing
- d6 s5 |* ]4 _$ ERole in economic growth " ]! h5 x3 \8 C, d! O. P5 A/ i9 N
Energy sources and markets - G8 |. W1 F) T7 I4 R0 o
Role of government
7 K7 S3 q+ R8 |5 R3 r" S+ T2 t" P+ YRegulation
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If you enjoyed learning about
. R8 O' f* ^1 Y0 l# Q! cExternalities
' L7 h& {: y1 @8 H \Regulation9 B& o. a! Q0 C" n
Government roles3 s1 d6 G" }0 `5 D. M4 u
Or would like to learn more about 3 ?2 `6 t7 m: `/ h) c
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
' |5 B% J7 |, L @Steps taken to address deterioration
# F1 J$ z& A( b0 Y2 @9 x! ]1 }You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
3 O5 s- ~, l2 y( D9 _9 G& G5 Q% YECON 369 Economics of the Environment) C/ @0 R+ W ~4 V8 T
Topics:
# s& \. o. b3 X; E6 M. sEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
, T. e# g! y7 D' Z" O3 E8 f2 k0 w$ wTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
7 O' J: X! S3 gTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
1 N! L% H# F e& r6 ^8 Z% l- U! `; JRecreation economics! M, I: W3 x3 W+ H
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Individual Incentives0 z U+ u" y" R& k" R& ]
Total Welfare
# x3 H4 Z# I$ E& FYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! # K4 x. h8 m7 q0 e0 e
ECON 378 Law and Economics9 W* M2 E1 j# i) Q! k3 K
Topics:
0 s/ ~/ d: e0 W6 l* dIssues in Criminal and Family Law R- J, s, K) Q9 l! N% s
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining# f* i4 @. J: s' ~! G8 ^0 H
Child Support Payments' `3 _$ z* \% J, _0 l, C
Private Divorce agreements
+ o& o& H+ U1 Y" ~Criminal provisions of the Competition Act- D9 p2 i1 ]: C, x+ R
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If you enjoyed learning about
( P }* V ]8 C3 J4 u+ l- {3 `: {& qPrisoners Dilemma, a9 _) J8 O+ l+ x
Dominant Strategies
) m% U z2 \5 _, z2 g9 L7 [Collusion! p( ^" V0 c, [
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! ( |8 J3 ?+ {$ k
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
" _( [2 h$ N( d- N+ Y* vTopics: 6 J) I. ^$ f1 ]. U7 [; I
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games% X- N+ c: S6 z8 G
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion ! E: g0 p8 o( A5 v
Note! Prerequisites: ; J0 `+ O9 {3 t( A L* R; `
ECON 384 & 299 |
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