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If you enjoyed learning about:
4 I* j% D! ]: v L& W5 Z2 m2 LTrade
6 {0 o* ~; p* P* ?3 N# F# UGrowth9 W s6 X- U, s2 e) I
Or would like to learn more about:
1 \9 ]% |2 T) l! sChina as an Emerging Economy5 H: m2 t! M0 r( P
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!: X8 O6 l& t/ F a; _
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
$ d. ^* g, j: W" sTopics: ( j+ T, c3 ^2 d5 _: y7 v) q
Chinese Economy Characteristics$ p" s9 v9 a; h4 Z% i6 f$ y
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy4 J; C, E, w8 M q9 y% g* G
Consequences of economic reform8 F. f, a7 y$ E2 z% ^' k X @
Canada’s economic relations with China
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If you would like to learn more about:
) \- l* @3 W% G' zRich and Poor Countries
% J: F, C0 a1 v) ]; c1 uWhy economies differ
& E$ r# d" `. i3 sCauses for such differences
3 c% I& u% I* n4 a2 t0 q" vYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth! q7 |6 h' J3 `
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
# G6 W" Q Z P5 F) Z4 jTopics:2 o. i6 K6 h7 k" b# y- k/ A
Technology; S5 ~8 C! J6 ^
Institutions
6 O9 Z: w$ |. x' X- D' l: ] |4 WGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence - C. X$ K/ O* Z d+ J" k
4 H, g+ g- u: D: yIf you enjoyed learning about
! H' n& Z$ X/ X$ c, ^- w% lSupply and Demand3 F, @' D G9 }% L s8 h5 H, t
Consumer Behavior# G F0 V7 {4 s' @# b0 X; P
Production and Cost
8 W" u2 ?6 L" o- {Price and Output) S( H& I6 E2 b1 w0 z; ]
Market Structures* z8 Z2 x/ r8 P' X. Q7 Y% Y2 P
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
" F- M" r0 e2 Y8 ?ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
4 u* m( u6 \- `$ L5 w3 s3 R: uTopics: $ A5 A& f1 F, C1 Q- A
Theory of consumer behavior: B5 t% b) m- L/ b% j9 w
Theory of production and cost8 S5 } T6 I7 s+ @% \
Price and output determination under competition" `/ B; j: T: [2 _
Monopoly and other market structures
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; }: c" q0 @! W+ b# W5 bIf you enjoyed learning about : f+ M/ b4 E; D- |- Y
Costs and Benefits
; Q& H. V5 c; m# M" b' ~Externalities
8 {2 h2 r" e2 S f1 A$ @0 g; I0 cDecision-making+ w0 w& o$ ]5 B0 O% S9 l% d
Or would like to learn more about " t( ^/ _2 K" ^1 C( O# d& L& m
Capital Investments* p4 \' P. M5 x7 @: }( U, Z5 G
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
8 c' P8 I# b S4 t) |ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
( ]) x+ S1 I/ R: W. a2 @$ oTopics:
, K ~4 U9 _7 d. fCost-Benefit Analysis/ i* Z6 Q# A5 p2 R. l/ i0 q) n, F. B
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
+ L9 ?3 ]8 q1 [( h. SLook at examples from 1 f# P3 J5 c0 l( n
Transportation
0 H8 ^- x, g& }! z0 RRiver Basin Management1 D% s( n1 i- b( _3 g
Electrical Generation$ Q7 q9 _3 e# V, q2 I ^4 L
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control$ B) G+ F# l4 ~3 f
5 B3 h0 @4 N* u, J- g+ @" bIf you enjoyed learning about 8 ~; W D6 k4 l4 C) I, `- ~
Supply and Demand
E7 O4 u. q* c7 cExternalities) w4 M. u3 C" R* k# f" |' i
Resource Allocation
7 s! i! C+ [- i. ZTaxation
9 F1 y0 F/ D0 D8 |! XOr would like to learn more about
% v. ?4 c& d; S* ^1 T% QSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
1 M& w; ^$ S0 `You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
' @- L3 M& J5 [9 ]# {8 kECON 365 Resource Economics
- |9 ]: F: Y0 @" qTopics:
. m y0 n* f6 ?, b" l8 kExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
5 o0 p3 h- L2 H+ {0 w4 HScarcity and pricing' ^5 f, ^% N" y- k. a X) l
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
4 P) H% m, q' C7 p) h0 pResource Allocation
2 z; g5 }+ c9 g0 Z! c; g8 }5 sPricing
$ J: m1 x6 B. [# @% V5 mMarkets
3 X) a2 X$ M# k9 [: x g( [Government roles
8 T+ ]" g$ N9 kOr would like to learn more about
% |$ W2 Y J4 L" f' @8 K5 }, zThe energy sector, including sources and markets
/ M9 f6 b3 _- K/ g# w7 e5 @Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
8 z) _: C: Y( n8 L9 ^6 j( rYou might enjoy a course about 3 q1 c& x: b% s4 X; q
Energy Economics!( L7 b+ |" K( }0 A! s# |
ECON 366 Energy Economics! M; v& T1 }. Q/ A) ? c' b- u
Topics:
$ A" m3 {+ L1 }3 t/ D3 K4 APricing! Z# F) Y2 n5 n# Q; Z9 W
Role in economic growth 6 b0 R' q+ h; g9 A, \+ ]
Energy sources and markets + G) v5 D; J; U7 N3 A% S7 G
Role of government
: C/ k( b* ^7 ]# E7 k/ BRegulation
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9 ?- i$ u6 d6 N& F$ d7 `8 }- WIf you enjoyed learning about
0 |' D, s; h! Z; g; y) Y# X# _Externalities/ _* Q! g6 S. W; Y* y
Regulation' \& C7 ]& m% f4 r* V( E
Government roles0 Z) ` F, H$ X& G5 Y
Or would like to learn more about ) j @6 G* `9 {; p" t- I
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
" l9 E+ w" t: D" {! k$ qSteps taken to address deterioration m$ C$ n3 C4 w3 ?7 Y
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
/ B# `) m. {( B6 IECON 369 Economics of the Environment
; L+ k S3 S; ^Topics:
$ [* J# [( D; B- M- ZEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
4 H3 z: M1 Z2 U7 JTypes and causes of environmental deterioration % s1 ?" c+ D. [2 ~$ l
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
+ F# Q! d) g" F* PRecreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about
8 C. Y: b% V* ^3 O& O Individual Incentives9 G, J: m/ s3 f; B3 V" C
Total Welfare
) I. J8 F; l: y8 ^5 A7 fYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
/ V3 X* R4 Q! D3 xECON 378 Law and Economics
2 S8 R3 l& b' ^8 f* rTopics: 5 @# g$ \8 M! D y
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
3 u! m1 I; F$ p0 u" TCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
7 D7 A. |, e6 u0 T3 T6 u! H. X: oChild Support Payments. r& u; I! b9 }# P. p' B
Private Divorce agreements
6 g. S6 K/ ?1 O) j a: H3 aCriminal provisions of the Competition Act3 B9 R* |. b# X' y E
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If you enjoyed learning about
+ j2 ^- }( G' ~3 V- C' yPrisoners Dilemma
+ e5 r+ ^& i q' G# j0 KDominant Strategies
- O' A8 K) |8 s* @. J; ECollusion
) a9 @( ~9 A2 q* @# }You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 6 Q: C2 Y& W7 B
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
8 r$ Z# Q; j, Z: D5 m0 m3 N! I: OTopics: ( o6 {/ T4 C: s v5 |" N0 J
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games, ?* f; g B( g! d/ D% y$ u7 M2 ]
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
! K& ]$ l0 a( S# vNote! Prerequisites:
* v9 E! [$ M4 \& AECON 384 & 299 |
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