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If you enjoyed learning about: / S/ c$ t% a9 `+ Y+ o* ~! r7 M' x
Trade
1 o3 |* s/ M5 B4 i4 o9 C5 ^9 |Growth) E( F8 n0 W8 h4 z+ ? m. |5 j
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4 O) n' p+ I: Y! OChina as an Emerging Economy6 h! B: D' C6 W& w# p- W2 O9 G+ O6 q
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
2 n$ u3 P+ F; z. B" j$ hECON 211 Chinese Economic Development( |% k: O5 y5 i7 d
Topics: 4 C0 E3 o, S. ~. D' J- S: D
Chinese Economy Characteristics X+ y2 x/ ]; Y
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy( Q7 u/ ]3 Q' h0 R; u6 ~
Consequences of economic reform
s& R6 Q( y5 j" G4 e* ?Canada’s economic relations with China
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3 t1 q( c2 H4 OIf you would like to learn more about:
; i0 L4 T- ]& R" [2 J% s, jRich and Poor Countries
) o+ w( o5 h5 p- jWhy economies differ
& c0 o# M- u- j# p3 }7 p, B1 d* tCauses for such differences
3 `& p1 W5 Q* n: {: JYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
5 W, _( I! W f5 n$ u/ |ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth! J8 O: S. b: G. D' ^- N8 m& l9 ^9 [
Topics:
! L" I5 {9 V: t& fTechnology5 `) H' M7 i; x- p7 d U
Institutions( z% t/ ~0 N' f( L* u: y5 m
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence 6 g* {3 b! n6 [* `: {: c( Y/ k( x
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If you enjoyed learning about
$ ^$ I& _" c' s+ XSupply and Demand" y0 D7 G s5 d* q( H' W( q; u
Consumer Behavior
( V8 w) h$ s2 i) OProduction and Cost
$ \. f3 X3 t; YPrice and Output
( \4 @! [) b$ ?( ^1 d% HMarket Structures
! v3 @. y: c& A- W3 r; DYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!! i" P: G: t' m5 U7 Y
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I' c# H: y8 l Y
Topics:
. w& c: @' B: U' w+ rTheory of consumer behavior
: x' j8 E# ~# p! @/ R. xTheory of production and cost- G; F5 ^6 v+ }% J
Price and output determination under competition) q: t. {) u' W& z2 b7 |9 l/ j. ?
Monopoly and other market structures
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# b8 {) k+ ?4 u* F3 nIf you enjoyed learning about 8 P1 a! G. b* o) N) @* S
Costs and Benefits : |) F' |( `' F$ x
Externalities
( T0 G3 Q: K/ ODecision-making) b* ]# ^; f) B2 ]+ z( I
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Capital Investments
2 B; u. X3 ]5 tYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!, h- z; q! z6 V% R V) {
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
: v4 A+ Z5 [, b& [4 `' c- s [Topics:
! M- I- ~) R; Q2 u* O e& I& gCost-Benefit Analysis
3 v7 _+ Y+ J( t. @9 {Evaluating Public Investment Projects
" }4 ~) z" T* N: }2 m T4 [1 oLook at examples from
* }3 R G% B5 t- b% c ?Transportation
: A6 M4 P: _0 r8 @# }7 c& BRiver Basin Management
% I2 z8 ?2 j/ _: xElectrical Generation2 y( _3 H! N5 M* ^) |7 ~' Z. B& @3 L" R
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about . J @4 y- L0 T+ U
Supply and Demand- M2 o7 O. h s: e$ _
Externalities/ j" q2 o, l5 U. W5 Z
Resource Allocation
+ Q8 j+ K4 n! b1 s2 N% zTaxation! e3 G# Q8 ?$ P; Z
Or would like to learn more about + k. m( U( p1 j% v( T5 v- B/ G. Z t9 \
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
' u e1 h8 E0 e1 k$ jYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!& M) T4 V3 n% {: \) o2 m2 |, e
ECON 365 Resource Economics# u$ j( i |3 @( h" g4 @
Topics:
; `" `0 [4 ~5 \+ Q& b8 J$ q+ ?Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources% {! }* `% D/ I; z! G4 C- M, Y
Scarcity and pricing
/ Q: Y; W# K: Y- d! W1 W ] r; U9 ~Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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/ ?. U% [" k( _3 F" @7 C0 B" h) qIf you enjoyed learning about 2 }3 C1 d; c2 p0 l$ V8 I1 k1 e* u
Resource Allocation3 A. R- y- I; A4 ^4 N. N- s: H
Pricing- |, J4 j" [, l0 y1 T1 N. j
Markets
7 J2 k4 d8 P) P( `Government roles
0 L% ~, ]& t: k/ Z/ z# l" AOr would like to learn more about
5 N4 Z9 d* ~) F7 e1 V& J" HThe energy sector, including sources and markets
4 J0 y9 ]; K- E) l" H* tCanadian Energy Policy and current issues- ]! O6 ~+ _' w! a8 a
You might enjoy a course about
- Y- N1 ^" _9 tEnergy Economics!7 \; M5 z3 n4 l J% c
ECON 366 Energy Economics4 s( p! r. Q3 W7 F. ?" B( \- u
Topics:
( C0 z/ U, I5 B) |Pricing
3 r! [! c& Q1 h$ e6 v) FRole in economic growth 0 J3 _ ?5 ^, T% q n' ] j- R Y
Energy sources and markets
) d( g& p3 y9 y$ b1 e) q0 v' uRole of government , S; C- T6 p- T: M0 o+ O
Regulation
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Externalities/ _5 X" J9 n. {- K
Regulation
) C& u ?; k. P/ \4 K6 x/ GGovernment roles& o3 I# C/ f* }1 Y
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration& {7 s; ]% T: K& Z
Steps taken to address deterioration
; P& G$ B: D2 S8 v) j, FYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
5 M; o0 |8 ^! Q8 l4 R x$ @/ \ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
6 ^1 g$ q5 O7 f+ VTopics:
; p& ~5 Z" h# CEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
. Z6 S, f1 {0 c2 `* F/ RTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
' O0 |, @. r9 \4 A a; U( _! iTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration ) l* d9 w. ?1 U1 K$ I- N
Recreation economics3 Y. x9 s+ V! t7 X" V1 ~
) O+ \$ V8 P+ d. U: {If you enjoyed learning about/ J: b0 ~! `! k0 H1 D7 G; l) f- V
Individual Incentives6 v( `5 ~. l- D
Total Welfare " Z2 G1 L" S. w! a
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
5 x% f# y0 z! oECON 378 Law and Economics0 ?, N( @* ~' x& `" }6 h v$ N
Topics: 1 A) p* V% T3 F' C
Issues in Criminal and Family Law: C3 [ Z5 ~$ W. ?3 C4 l) u9 R
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
0 {) d" Q' a4 K& Q. \Child Support Payments- Q C4 P7 r: I
Private Divorce agreements) b& P/ I& A5 v6 F" y- f
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act4 W0 x. f5 ~5 y4 L# ]. K% h- N, j
* _: \+ t$ Y2 W0 nIf you enjoyed learning about 3 Z; {9 v1 A( F# Z# G1 S
Prisoners Dilemma: d" I7 z+ a* s3 G
Dominant Strategies# u; f# {& e$ F' [4 o
Collusion
4 N+ ?3 Q- w3 F! D5 X5 _You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
& |' R" _' ^7 _2 H7 zECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
$ ^8 e8 O1 o/ f q( zTopics:
) ^4 c9 x" o- K1 D/ ~Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
$ K d, o. m* g! B1 Y$ {Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
0 o5 w; t# o0 @, dNote! Prerequisites: ; l1 K+ A q& ~& |8 o
ECON 384 & 299 |
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