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If you enjoyed learning about:
. w, V3 C% J2 U# p6 ATrade
9 Z9 {0 x" {$ Z3 |5 Z& P; I7 MGrowth
' B5 H+ b" D! UOr would like to learn more about: ) r2 ~' s9 q8 C( I3 }9 n, a* c. w
China as an Emerging Economy2 g7 @# u: b( _- [2 M7 B; X9 q
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!1 u8 W% l# C, ]' {& B$ T6 F0 E Q5 P
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
0 }: P+ R ~ J; Q0 bTopics:
4 w- p. D8 {7 tChinese Economy Characteristics
1 ~5 W+ f( C( z" V0 LRecent Events in the Chinese Economy6 w! |- L9 `0 e9 k( R! A- x& k
Consequences of economic reform
; K: j+ [! o% r& ~1 r8 J, @/ R! ICanada’s economic relations with China
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7 s% P, @6 A' n7 [8 y3 KIf you would like to learn more about: 5 `% Y J& O4 a O' a! S
Rich and Poor Countries0 a; W; \; J) e# s* v J
Why economies differ
8 S/ f3 w P, B! ]Causes for such differences
% y3 y! O) x) M: ?9 JYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth) R% @' k- j" w# \. B a) W$ h
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth" ?$ d. S( W( [$ I9 B1 W/ t
Topics:( G2 V4 m1 C6 h) H# Z6 D
Technology
$ O5 A% Y. d2 Z! m& m8 tInstitutions
; o: k0 b9 [0 Y4 vGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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1 _# y% Z! _' I x6 c0 gIf you enjoyed learning about
; k/ m+ L4 T% `, nSupply and Demand
- l: E+ y z/ h/ S; XConsumer Behavior0 w+ s* s) S1 d# u* W0 C
Production and Cost
* L0 ]! Z f% R8 u U* e- YPrice and Output
; }& @0 f' u- E/ J1 W$ R1 B C) J3 R {Market Structures
2 p. k; c$ ?, V; i; [You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!" a& [: o2 |* a3 ?5 B: O
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
5 Q, L9 w( F& z) I) x4 `4 JTopics:
/ w2 X7 L+ |5 U+ @Theory of consumer behavior
+ X1 s3 l% {1 _5 hTheory of production and cost
$ S+ W& F7 h/ Q5 ]( Z# E( oPrice and output determination under competition2 X* K6 i5 x R) M$ C6 R! R
Monopoly and other market structures
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If you enjoyed learning about
. I. @: T* }$ s, ]" N( _Costs and Benefits * e3 s9 B4 j8 E# k" k( t0 ~1 _
Externalities7 E) f8 a: O6 ^/ X4 h& J' z# K! {& | E
Decision-making
( O' ~ O7 D/ TOr would like to learn more about
0 D3 n6 @2 @: Y$ u% d+ c- S$ _Capital Investments( C. ]. w2 z8 }
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!: ~4 p) C0 y( m8 Z$ s
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
$ w( N5 f* o& f5 }2 vTopics:
/ e( D2 a$ m2 l2 t7 z' `6 oCost-Benefit Analysis0 s4 Y$ F- u- b
Evaluating Public Investment Projects: B. U/ e3 ~7 X7 `5 u! |
Look at examples from + O, t) M G/ [* \* n
Transportation
0 Z/ Q6 V- Z( ?* ~1 o3 [River Basin Management
# O1 s# q. N7 g* v) _) P5 `Electrical Generation7 ]+ b* ~# e- c5 X6 y
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about 8 R0 y G9 @; N0 U0 ~7 o: J/ c! {
Supply and Demand5 Z# i+ T/ Q; l) o
Externalities7 p8 A, d! d4 Z
Resource Allocation
/ V' z6 ~2 a8 V" K t) ^Taxation
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada( q O, {/ B9 ^8 i2 _8 j! l3 p
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!6 b. ^* A" z6 c/ V6 i j4 Y- z. N
ECON 365 Resource Economics
/ J" s- C/ r6 C" Y* u$ e* vTopics:: G) T: Y8 h4 ^' s2 Q( A9 n
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
+ Q# s# N, K0 b% d$ W aScarcity and pricing3 u1 s% K1 j3 r/ y
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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) g. z& g5 u% v5 MIf you enjoyed learning about # n- s8 B( j* g- X& K* Z6 O
Resource Allocation
/ d5 {; c8 g! g) p, fPricing
- b4 B' F8 c# P) Q3 i; LMarkets
3 o6 F! {! R# [9 @& Q3 ^Government roles
6 T2 Q P; ~: c# [7 |1 H, uOr would like to learn more about
0 \9 O: V" {' U: ~The energy sector, including sources and markets6 _; O" d1 X& ]. t: n
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
* a* p! F& N9 g7 Q1 ~) L* v4 oYou might enjoy a course about 9 P, h N) n2 V: @
Energy Economics!. t4 L5 k+ Q- i7 j I0 m: w! ]1 i
ECON 366 Energy Economics
- Y1 X( [& p% tTopics:
( k- e- G0 |8 ^' iPricing
( G9 ?! Z$ i/ [6 iRole in economic growth
! {3 B+ b1 j$ K1 r9 x0 b$ a; }, ?Energy sources and markets + [0 ?# c& I0 ^7 X( F! |- F2 y, }
Role of government ) Y# f' k0 @( b% |" F, ]
Regulation
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! R7 E+ G5 z( R& Y% \If you enjoyed learning about : ~, ?! N' v3 @0 t) X
Externalities' M0 H. A+ K. p
Regulation
5 q5 m1 f) ]* c# x3 {, H3 R* kGovernment roles& `- ]2 k$ g8 _) u! Z2 b
Or would like to learn more about
# d- \6 R5 ]8 I8 g! X, h# j8 AEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
+ C$ E% R, P7 `/ ESteps taken to address deterioration( o/ [8 i3 }( ~* c+ m
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! ( }4 b; F6 h& ~
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
9 G: r, G& x% S& d) j3 vTopics:
1 Z% j; s/ _* o! NEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
$ q/ z( Q6 a* E, P5 I5 o9 hTypes and causes of environmental deterioration 6 f5 ~# m! |, g7 K2 h4 t
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 2 M2 _# n+ O4 M4 T% p6 {5 K! l. v
Recreation economics) Y: b) H5 \$ v
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If you enjoyed learning about
: }4 y. D/ C" i Individual Incentives
& O* g( V) P, b- V5 vTotal Welfare " S& D. ~, N) X6 R
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
- [( @9 o E+ `ECON 378 Law and Economics5 R% x: S4 n. \$ i
Topics:
% w' x, V; l' C9 k( P& [Issues in Criminal and Family Law
7 C! `; ^; f1 f$ c+ b8 q! zCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining& }6 s" e" G9 o! l# d
Child Support Payments% f$ J: J D! Q/ O/ y
Private Divorce agreements5 {5 X3 E- s/ X! q0 D
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act$ D! X9 E' D# V3 c% w
. k& z/ a3 Z% k3 R+ M* c6 ^% k, hIf you enjoyed learning about
5 L+ U! f3 n- p, D/ f8 P- rPrisoners Dilemma
( e/ `. ~+ C; q+ A. D, P) b9 ODominant Strategies
/ q' z3 b9 k$ V$ X2 SCollusion/ p' U7 s" ~* s6 {
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! ; ^0 q& v" b6 r
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
4 c: Z2 |. T, q! Q' @. R$ _Topics:
! {9 e8 {& L1 cAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games" @; x0 |( M) t+ A( b/ o' A# r8 m
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion . Q3 N- P+ m; g- j
Note! Prerequisites: ' c$ ?3 D; S' X
ECON 384 & 299 |
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