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Trade6 P) D9 z, j0 B, P7 G9 `
Growth
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. W+ @$ E- e) [; K# p8 \3 ?5 kChina as an Emerging Economy
$ d# I3 ^2 k1 L5 T9 ~You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
" y+ o D% [; wECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
3 K2 e0 J' }# G8 @. e& J( YTopics: . W8 C3 t* w, \# U0 a' c
Chinese Economy Characteristics- P, U/ R2 I6 w
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
) o. x5 o( t: i$ RConsequences of economic reform% I& ^! W1 D& X3 e- t
Canada’s economic relations with China
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1 i' s! a6 i, q8 y ]+ ]If you would like to learn more about: , Z- }8 J4 L& s& c) j7 s
Rich and Poor Countries
c+ l9 r# w$ U. y! JWhy economies differ$ _6 i: @) W% |+ f- R
Causes for such differences
0 m1 y0 f5 W0 q" |You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
9 W% l a+ ?3 F; B8 E- S4 Y8 f7 DECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth( S3 B- w9 J+ q
Topics:
+ o6 _# D6 t4 t4 }Technology2 F k$ F1 r0 s! I
Institutions X" Y1 S5 W9 }* g. Z5 e- \
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence " q+ }8 {; Y" O. F' }" x4 M
1 z5 j4 j5 {& }/ |$ ^4 g( o, IIf you enjoyed learning about
" T; s4 a; m' VSupply and Demand+ h7 ?8 |7 f8 W5 L6 a( z9 ]
Consumer Behavior
+ }. U9 y' ~' j/ J0 YProduction and Cost
2 H) g1 Z) ]3 A0 ?1 gPrice and Output- j- @- y* U7 Y6 d2 H+ h& k0 k
Market Structures
+ R* r* f5 z1 t0 n6 @6 \2 _; x5 }: SYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
1 e7 L+ C, N9 ?. f) l$ X; P yECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
) P3 y+ x4 S3 O% N! QTopics:
. M, v5 w5 ]1 I4 l4 ~+ c9 OTheory of consumer behavior- Z9 }* U: u% J6 k0 m' B- M8 r. l b
Theory of production and cost6 c9 n* c: i1 ]; o, R' u* E8 a
Price and output determination under competition
# q8 q3 H$ |- s: XMonopoly and other market structures
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0 L$ e& A/ r5 \4 w2 u5 y/ hCosts and Benefits
" Y# S, `; n9 G" b) ~Externalities
0 I* i% K- L6 c6 N5 ODecision-making
6 P ~" u3 R7 Z: |; WOr would like to learn more about
- R7 |4 Q! t, y9 H( E4 \Capital Investments
1 P: u& n6 L0 x, s. U$ w& p8 eYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!1 ~! F+ t0 r Z" c$ d
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
8 B, J, ~% @/ K( H: `5 dTopics:6 A+ p$ n# `3 `3 N8 p
Cost-Benefit Analysis/ |" r3 T5 K# Y1 ?5 O6 N
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
% {" c, |" a& I* M gLook at examples from
5 q7 W, N, o. h" \' c* I8 i, @Transportation2 ?' f+ C( Y6 D, R% V3 n
River Basin Management
8 a3 ]8 X# [) R: CElectrical Generation; z, c( d* b5 n+ [
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control' o0 x! u0 _- n* m) ?4 V' Y
4 U8 X$ @! ^/ {" P' kIf you enjoyed learning about ! D8 G; z/ Y) K9 F
Supply and Demand! L- o# k5 Z' U, Q
Externalities5 D0 e4 ~& |1 ^8 w% ?' F8 C( h
Resource Allocation2 o) s" y, X; \; ~+ i4 ^' e0 b
Taxation
+ Q" \- @7 A5 m4 V6 Z. d: mOr would like to learn more about : E8 u6 V' a1 S- m: b/ M/ `+ r
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada: _. T% ]: x! M6 c" E0 k: V4 [
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
# K- V2 B5 o. d* b) M" N i- @ECON 365 Resource Economics) q9 ^% o& [- @6 v6 c
Topics:8 ^$ x, ], C8 k
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources" k! o1 l" f! u. K* a8 G7 h$ K) o, M
Scarcity and pricing% q% _" ]0 b; ?8 U9 N
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues$ f+ b8 ^; b" J$ q" Z0 i1 A
, g3 K2 u" _5 o/ Y. F1 xIf you enjoyed learning about
) P: ?0 X: A' DResource Allocation
7 `1 ~1 B3 n; QPricing+ a% _4 g6 ~& H! _; x* ^! s
Markets
! b% s' H3 E l, k2 t; v, ^3 XGovernment roles, `" W K; X+ b
Or would like to learn more about ! S" N3 e, y7 B# l8 S
The energy sector, including sources and markets
" e8 ^: w! |# E7 ^7 XCanadian Energy Policy and current issues+ y4 K: i- }; d8 Z6 i2 ^% _1 e5 z* _
You might enjoy a course about % q4 C$ o7 i, |0 W2 N7 x: u0 p
Energy Economics!
+ i/ }/ }. k6 X' L# ?+ q6 E/ KECON 366 Energy Economics2 g/ x: l8 g: w
Topics: / |) F) S/ A8 [% x
Pricing
% A1 a P h! a& l( p1 eRole in economic growth 8 \% Y1 V! P) ^. ^4 V
Energy sources and markets ; D' ?9 b- _5 A5 @/ P1 \: s
Role of government
5 u& z$ A; x( @& vRegulation 7 `& s5 C. q' L C8 _% A
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* U! M. R: A. m3 y# WExternalities5 s0 ?& W. P4 \+ @
Regulation
. f7 c' n, x( J& M5 B9 \) Y" q1 VGovernment roles
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+ p4 [' V9 S! g; b' ?Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
$ ?3 t$ ~7 J% ~3 MSteps taken to address deterioration) k f5 S4 Y: U# n' y4 a* U
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
/ e' s; _7 T5 ~ECON 369 Economics of the Environment: B+ v1 l4 g1 f' K
Topics: 7 M# ^' m! c( Y% ^
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment 3 `9 B& j0 {9 z
Types and causes of environmental deterioration % }$ {. V# q3 Y3 W, j
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration . Q2 i! Z/ x+ W) R R& y5 D
Recreation economics2 M- `8 Z. P& C5 C ]5 r3 \) s
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' [5 y; Y8 m6 e9 K3 Z* e Individual Incentives
3 _% J$ o: X- V& c: [Total Welfare j' ?. J& f0 A5 K
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
/ P; m9 o+ `& {. _$ i* x# _ECON 378 Law and Economics- i2 P5 H$ M5 t- e0 m! t- n
Topics: 1 A1 d( x$ `4 J+ p. o& y0 h
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
3 f5 a# M7 R) N. S6 |- @' y. dCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
% n8 y% g. z2 m8 BChild Support Payments" h7 c2 x* @! m- h% G+ n6 S/ ?8 U
Private Divorce agreements
0 Y$ \! j$ u# z, CCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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, M% Z% _$ b+ {: ZPrisoners Dilemma
1 w; n5 s2 q1 O! }9 v- b a( oDominant Strategies
0 x. j* `. s& r+ p9 |: Q [Collusion. h1 w5 T, k3 v' p
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! ; n" c( M( g6 l( ^# k
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications& n) s" o+ L F+ S# l2 u
Topics: ( `: G+ L8 i( x5 c; W1 l; @: G% d$ S& y
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
' v7 R* r0 z! N/ ^7 K& _; JApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 9 Y3 ~0 O/ ^6 e+ I7 w, y- ?
Note! Prerequisites: + ~, d4 `6 _& d' X Q
ECON 384 & 299 |
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