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# e8 j. n' Z: T3 e$ D) \8 {0 MTrade
# d: r3 ?; v4 d' C( g* S8 ~& sGrowth/ S2 `& `* B0 D. c
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China as an Emerging Economy7 i( U8 |9 F0 q( @+ V& j
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!7 e9 w+ u; q5 }( I
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
: S7 C" |$ i- G6 @; X& D b& _Topics: + d* Q& P2 |- t* V, a
Chinese Economy Characteristics
* F" l4 l* l3 U8 d% BRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
4 V0 X$ H7 T `/ FConsequences of economic reform
- E4 p w8 V# N8 \4 @* t' b/ |Canada’s economic relations with China
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Rich and Poor Countries0 [2 e! l( R( U& l
Why economies differ
3 j0 ?( \6 a8 vCauses for such differences3 p' `% n# R, `- ~
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
7 O" @4 w6 H( g0 TECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
' w1 s8 v4 T7 @6 {/ YTopics:
) i" @( L* o' h9 m# x8 ]( uTechnology
C) a" ^1 _3 M+ K* q# c3 l0 J- sInstitutions
- W' r# `& U0 z5 _; ~6 BGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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0 ~1 l; K2 g/ K5 I$ g2 GSupply and Demand1 j/ F" L, ~* j% P
Consumer Behavior
+ h9 h5 V! V# M/ k9 W3 T# YProduction and Cost( Z) x i& ?2 b9 A! C0 ]: h
Price and Output
/ w: F3 r2 \! TMarket Structures7 G5 {/ b7 E+ `/ Z- h% J
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
6 V2 l8 X3 r6 c: {7 SECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
- e$ c3 p: j4 R7 \' pTopics: ( Q. p# O# ^* b
Theory of consumer behavior
6 p* z) t, {! oTheory of production and cost
4 I$ b2 { D& T& B" ~Price and output determination under competition2 D# m* C3 U+ Z
Monopoly and other market structures" l# f6 E9 c# `' [ @$ W4 r- c* O# F
+ }7 Z X \! c1 K6 U% w0 ]7 DIf you enjoyed learning about
6 m# F" L8 S+ N \) ~% X* F5 ]Costs and Benefits
& h3 ^7 s# h" _! A/ AExternalities
' T& v" |; ~$ W1 Q, i" s+ {. fDecision-making% C3 M7 y. E# R
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: @9 H+ z4 F$ h+ ECapital Investments! B3 A' a' k2 `) I4 J
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!$ C" T. z6 k7 r7 k; a
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation3 f9 }; e' ~% S8 E
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Cost-Benefit Analysis8 ]. ^3 ?0 w1 _, `
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
% i, M2 D) ]: K, v, P* O* u4 zLook at examples from
5 {4 @2 g* ^# {" `+ fTransportation+ L+ @( ]/ p9 Q( O$ _
River Basin Management5 C( S0 H: H8 h0 j, C
Electrical Generation* S9 l' E- m5 h3 E! R
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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, l2 o* a3 c a4 R) n: X6 f q8 NSupply and Demand' j5 `8 O; h* y1 n+ e/ w# N+ N
Externalities
: x- n3 ]. y4 t5 Z* V. BResource Allocation2 Q6 y7 v) ]0 @' N
Taxation) k- N! r& P h7 R! x0 V
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
. Z# N5 H& K+ B* FYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!9 m; p( \) ~0 y
ECON 365 Resource Economics% f! Q% O) ~+ v% ?9 K% r
Topics: a5 Q( |- m( V) U6 g
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources- d6 k! Q' L& A0 d m
Scarcity and pricing
$ |6 y8 Z9 T7 U$ `1 ^Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues2 h# C& w8 [1 U0 e
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Resource Allocation
4 o `0 I, H1 [3 _* |0 U% V2 _Pricing7 I" L( c& \+ l- r0 t2 [; M
Markets
- o& O0 N# f% G& X3 ^& c1 EGovernment roles
a7 @8 ^+ s1 _% E2 ^1 F* Y$ c+ AOr would like to learn more about
7 H! J( o; K8 J, bThe energy sector, including sources and markets+ s) Z/ q/ ?( z8 c: g( s
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues! x" I& b" @4 H" R# e
You might enjoy a course about - E m3 i. S2 \. n5 S
Energy Economics!
& l: s! u9 f$ s8 [! W' @7 Q" GECON 366 Energy Economics6 W7 P3 h) ^* O; ?3 S+ ^
Topics:
/ E# ~, y4 x: Q" b& ~, GPricing3 t8 f/ S2 S/ p3 x5 y, ?+ S
Role in economic growth
! l5 Z; H, a! h4 N0 ]Energy sources and markets ) J. `% S8 n$ e9 d
Role of government
6 Z9 n9 X- p& qRegulation
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Externalities
! M8 m. w1 n. R) J" U: mRegulation4 L2 b; d- j6 s, f3 `0 [ K
Government roles3 F7 U1 Y) l2 F) q9 i0 {
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration# _5 _2 V$ M' P" I. D
Steps taken to address deterioration; B2 ^8 {* U8 k* u! ?
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 7 g2 U. q9 X: R- f3 F/ n& d
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment& d ]- y, ?/ h% Y+ o
Topics:
: s4 Z& o% Z, `4 r# S7 @. }$ _Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
9 c# J( `4 x) w* ]4 B3 xTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
: L1 f2 K8 H% T$ g2 ]0 ETheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
! S+ f- x& M3 @( z+ ^Recreation economics
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& C2 h2 x" A' G1 W4 oIf you enjoyed learning about7 C/ ~- K, D6 m. B% b# }
Individual Incentives
/ {& | w" q7 X! h+ J! |, XTotal Welfare # v& H4 p# ]- s0 N
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
* N4 P$ }4 k& l1 O( zECON 378 Law and Economics8 h% {1 \5 R, w
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Issues in Criminal and Family Law
7 c( y9 F* a+ ?Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
$ {: v( L2 C* a4 MChild Support Payments
9 g$ e& ?9 s( O8 a. @' L/ |1 {Private Divorce agreements
- V$ I+ I/ U9 Z. SCriminal provisions of the Competition Act7 e. Q4 Z$ P/ g4 Y1 Z2 m
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Prisoners Dilemma
6 R7 W8 u9 F+ LDominant Strategies/ Q! w' R& n" K
Collusion
( C; ?. `0 u/ M6 z! c [You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
% M5 ? x# @4 a* K& k$ ^ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
# r- |. Q: H1 o8 ^. GTopics:
- t9 A5 w' e7 `) Y, h1 fAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games1 h$ X7 O( q; A" s5 h$ A. S. N( o
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion - o- h9 w$ d. |+ [3 O
Note! Prerequisites: & U' q9 q0 T4 {( W5 [& c( E0 b0 p& m, G
ECON 384 & 299 |
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