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If you enjoyed learning about:
9 }" i* P" d9 L+ PTrade& C0 V" E; j, x; {- k
Growth
2 m* B$ |% k0 c% W& a# ^. G$ w% aOr would like to learn more about: 4 Q1 r# p: S4 M7 \; \' \3 R
China as an Emerging Economy
5 Q: e" y) b# L H; kYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!. j6 Q7 {% t2 ^
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
v% k; b3 Z( B- ETopics:
5 e- T1 ~ t" C8 G1 AChinese Economy Characteristics( G& H' C) Y2 y, Y
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
. I. W: s' D9 W5 u$ D1 lConsequences of economic reform, j/ ^# _5 p( W4 e
Canada’s economic relations with China0 R2 x3 ^! E7 L2 _. C
0 R; Y' R, k$ ?( x S) H4 OIf you would like to learn more about: ! @. d, i* d# v) P1 C' f
Rich and Poor Countries9 ~- p; i, g; I
Why economies differ5 v5 u" i/ e5 C8 ~5 b, U1 Q2 Y* G
Causes for such differences0 R9 O) N# s: C- R, G+ S) T$ a" G- W
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth& d; F) O. t5 [1 |4 `
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
3 T% S2 l& w. O ITopics:
* t0 H1 i' f7 ~, F& q' }3 Q, x; xTechnology
" n& w4 W" c1 K3 yInstitutions) K$ M* z3 m2 W( C2 R( ?( { ^
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence ' m1 D" B) g- `' H8 A# c0 x
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Supply and Demand
1 s" F9 T0 Q/ GConsumer Behavior& w+ {& Q2 c5 n2 z
Production and Cost! |$ ~5 O. g/ P6 W+ A- u. t/ N
Price and Output3 r0 t E0 n7 }0 w. {3 Q
Market Structures
# h- ~4 @+ F8 H2 J' aYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!3 e7 B" K8 y/ l; j( J7 G7 ]
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I% _+ @6 D6 \) j% n0 R
Topics: 0 |( @3 a. L T3 N. ^% ^6 d
Theory of consumer behavior, B- C% R9 c4 R; b
Theory of production and cost
- Y( B- {7 M* o8 o% Z ^8 ?Price and output determination under competition
0 r( J/ [/ [ H! l7 AMonopoly and other market structures
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8 ^( w4 Q q+ U+ TIf you enjoyed learning about 6 _, E* t; C6 P
Costs and Benefits
) Z. n; F3 p9 r o6 b( L8 uExternalities8 e8 u+ r! X1 \; q. {
Decision-making( y3 ^1 `1 g4 B: F1 Z6 h! N
Or would like to learn more about
0 _: b' a" @: v8 B$ r+ ~% iCapital Investments
& [; l" j( T9 _% G- z% x' AYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!& |5 w( t1 F$ D" P8 k' t( H
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation5 }% {! P3 i: u% K
Topics:( T- @5 e# F9 F3 X: N) Q1 V
Cost-Benefit Analysis4 M# Y* I- `. v- J- J
Evaluating Public Investment Projects V9 k5 g: f' ]
Look at examples from
' G( Z% H( F; k6 E! ^ QTransportation7 g/ l. [' K( ^9 X1 b" R% R) {
River Basin Management5 x, A0 U- ]3 Q
Electrical Generation) d: A- ^9 U9 R2 h& F1 X5 H7 R
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control; v5 X3 `, I) z
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If you enjoyed learning about
5 L$ Q4 Q1 R. x6 ~; [: n+ NSupply and Demand
# F# P( H* y* ?% vExternalities; |; |# ]: G7 o0 Z6 _
Resource Allocation5 E1 H# ?) T6 k6 T4 S
Taxation
0 J9 Z! K$ d D0 D% {% nOr would like to learn more about / |* H# z# v$ T
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
: C# y0 ~2 b4 u ?& sYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
: K8 c9 n8 v \% T$ p/ SECON 365 Resource Economics$ ]1 Q8 d2 P- E8 u" c; z
Topics:+ [) S" q/ U, m. u
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources; K. c3 ~# e% @9 H8 l+ C6 W( K
Scarcity and pricing# l: P1 F& \* I* N4 x. x
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues6 Y, M, q" T9 y9 L
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Resource Allocation8 b9 N! p- X/ \: ?% \2 r" r
Pricing% g6 ~4 h9 h0 r, f6 C0 {' u9 ?0 o+ u
Markets
. s. O* D$ i) Q* M# QGovernment roles4 E& ?7 e) U. @ V8 L$ y3 y
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The energy sector, including sources and markets
! _& l. m+ x% @ [ ?+ v2 @# MCanadian Energy Policy and current issues d# \& B' {5 s
You might enjoy a course about % M9 q8 z* j3 i0 r" U) Z* G) o" y: }/ _
Energy Economics!# j$ w+ v& G0 o: b
ECON 366 Energy Economics
+ T7 q# L( A( DTopics:
. _& y/ X* T* C9 m1 \Pricing3 j& ^' S) H! n$ O
Role in economic growth 5 q8 Z% V! V0 t! V
Energy sources and markets
) Z+ B4 |4 U/ [/ H6 Y/ DRole of government
* u9 e% z B7 Y2 r# ^- X( ~% H1 GRegulation 7 x6 g+ {1 o/ Z1 }! m3 p" `
$ d! c3 Z6 q( Z( Z: Q! e' mIf you enjoyed learning about 9 _4 U1 K8 l& t9 ?9 @
Externalities7 Q7 E7 N( l( } R0 ?: H1 H
Regulation' X$ s# ?3 z. f+ r/ w* }$ m
Government roles
: l% m3 k" x0 h# g) ~Or would like to learn more about
/ l4 \# W* E# HEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
' E2 @! J* O) E7 \+ kSteps taken to address deterioration% V# w$ T- m3 U4 R8 O1 e# }0 }
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 1 V7 t1 @) g3 q3 I* `
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment& l5 F1 Y. w1 S* ?# }4 ]; p1 ~
Topics:
: D. }& [) e6 k }! `" p* mEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment & c+ h) X, r1 _! S1 e, O! `
Types and causes of environmental deterioration & H4 \) b o3 x: I# W
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
& T& T* V, u- t8 Q' N i" p aRecreation economics2 V! p# B. V* J% R7 m3 Y
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If you enjoyed learning about
4 @+ x% S/ q2 e" M Individual Incentives8 G& N$ K( I: m9 a$ E
Total Welfare 8 v# t1 z, P! R! f
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! + [4 C; n- }+ w# d- A$ B
ECON 378 Law and Economics
2 g2 L8 E7 r0 O2 V2 I: I; MTopics: ~% ?/ X* m6 ]! i" Z ~ S4 p
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
% q, j9 `0 C: U" i3 j% u. o. cCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
9 ]8 z2 w0 J+ E5 O. [ T0 UChild Support Payments) r7 m2 @+ Z' T2 ~0 p! S9 `: ?
Private Divorce agreements
F& @4 l2 t4 u9 u; MCriminal provisions of the Competition Act9 y9 J: L6 A9 R: L1 ?4 Y
' ~1 S1 b. d3 c& \0 Q5 qIf you enjoyed learning about - f$ q8 J* k/ C1 K. t, ?+ w$ F- }8 i
Prisoners Dilemma) J* @. w3 E' V: o# R& x& R
Dominant Strategies9 s( R& e8 g3 {3 Z' b# E
Collusion; v$ E/ K y/ ] \
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
0 I- \& ^3 M v5 Y* MECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications* K! c7 E" L4 v) d1 R, o
Topics: 3 J& s" z6 ?- t3 f" m# c. q
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
3 U$ X6 E. k5 U1 u7 xApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion ( V- @! n+ Y7 b$ t; h7 q) R. J
Note! Prerequisites:
( t& ~% Y; l2 j: m4 d' kECON 384 & 299 |
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