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Trade. T3 ?2 S, y M' ?2 g. R) r7 y& j' w
Growth: N% L5 R0 N5 r x4 D4 Z
Or would like to learn more about: ! G/ E8 A& m( b- C% U0 C$ g! g
China as an Emerging Economy8 [( r3 A& H+ B) E* _5 ?; w# |3 M
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!: a% w* l' p) L8 U9 D* n
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development! n# [! v- v1 g$ a
Topics: 2 S! l$ C7 S1 X2 d# o
Chinese Economy Characteristics3 I1 G2 o. d; X( _: [8 O- R
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
0 G+ C9 i% X% @; Y4 l- |Consequences of economic reform
( o, f, H' N( ~Canada’s economic relations with China2 H8 u. P4 [6 X6 _ s; P
) D) j8 H$ |' P" a' [6 k. \, LIf you would like to learn more about:
( i1 _( q7 y, F! C+ K; ^ RRich and Poor Countries7 \$ U* C3 Q% |: m3 i9 m! h# o
Why economies differ; c, ^, B9 t8 W% q
Causes for such differences% T9 ~: v2 t5 e' U6 K. n8 }
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
M) k7 s ^! p- I- a' R. D- P+ dECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
8 `: i9 t7 |* S" @Topics:: D5 [1 O+ \$ Q# T5 A! z
Technology
: L! P( t: `: x9 k5 L& e* p. zInstitutions
- q. _* v$ P+ I i4 EGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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9 c! I) v2 m# ?% t" y9 c' fIf you enjoyed learning about , b2 o8 [( g8 l& B& j! t
Supply and Demand
- Z& o* {+ F1 U ?) C9 _8 H' vConsumer Behavior
$ k2 f* A: J, UProduction and Cost
( n. q% x c9 v/ N* d# A) u: `Price and Output
/ v; C4 ?$ C; Y" J% \ iMarket Structures) D& x ~+ N/ x/ k, \9 W) d
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!$ v! _$ ~- G9 I. i2 ~
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I8 a3 N; ^$ \! U' u
Topics: 1 ~& k$ @4 @8 K1 z4 Y3 F
Theory of consumer behavior
v4 J2 d' o* [, d1 S: BTheory of production and cost
% i9 U" N0 V7 j% v2 l* sPrice and output determination under competition
+ C; L% X1 U( H& \4 Z6 GMonopoly and other market structures2 k+ _3 \# _' r" p) c; g
1 F Z! `+ j' ]/ G6 d: z& z
If you enjoyed learning about
/ ~8 z8 g+ D# \Costs and Benefits 2 { M( e% N( Y; E, d
Externalities: U i) d4 U0 a
Decision-making# U; C5 h' V( l( ?* U. r
Or would like to learn more about 9 \ s( A# a; U' a |$ M9 c* F% s
Capital Investments
- L, h7 f2 n5 k8 QYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
- z6 g! T3 C+ \8 t! S7 h+ q2 yECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation) P: @' b: B/ t# n" {5 S: x
Topics:# }4 h7 d: k# z0 v; J& ]& Z" j
Cost-Benefit Analysis% ~+ U# a/ o# T, a, B6 e4 i9 P
Evaluating Public Investment Projects4 ?# _; P6 N6 r# E" l- o. e
Look at examples from
3 S, p& n1 v' l" l) ]Transportation9 W8 j' _% n3 ^ a" a0 ~5 k/ D7 f
River Basin Management
" Y1 P9 Q7 \2 ]Electrical Generation
& U1 `( b2 o" F' JOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about " |( e' x# F3 c- Q
Supply and Demand! q/ i/ i* }5 f& y4 H
Externalities. J# g* X7 Y+ Q' r
Resource Allocation" N# r ?8 g' `% `5 o* \. F: F
Taxation
8 h) Y5 K# c) P% r" O# u* ~Or would like to learn more about
s1 G% U* a" P5 l z+ pSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
$ g. O4 J" z. W$ \0 _' d' LYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
9 w& a3 Z2 t) q0 @6 }; ?9 V6 WECON 365 Resource Economics
+ `# H- ~2 B V/ Z0 s- Y" wTopics:5 }/ Q, f# O, i G
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources/ b5 n! e& m1 q0 B9 G! S6 ^- a9 C6 `3 r
Scarcity and pricing
% r# g: `3 J9 t$ hContemporary Canadian resource policy issues9 u* m$ E5 v& s8 s+ E9 S& o1 h, l
8 l0 w/ P* v) g5 sIf you enjoyed learning about
8 z1 ~' F3 u1 V! Q1 {Resource Allocation; B) P" h: S8 Z* C6 `- n: p0 y
Pricing8 c3 @6 D& h! _/ ?7 \" H7 _- P
Markets- m3 ~2 I& y8 \5 F% }
Government roles" j0 E! O9 O" @
Or would like to learn more about . |; r, X* c6 F8 H& D+ G
The energy sector, including sources and markets( x+ C' n' z! _" f% Z; q
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
0 F( I3 d9 X& |) N- J/ H1 K" v1 kYou might enjoy a course about
0 l2 I4 Q- H3 z" W" s+ |Energy Economics!
t+ b# \7 d. b0 @/ ^ECON 366 Energy Economics
+ M9 H. Q4 [ v: wTopics: $ N$ e2 O1 @3 ]1 g: D* @5 ~4 F
Pricing
; p" n u% c) v% h8 fRole in economic growth
; H$ J2 G: J6 t6 c; R! s2 PEnergy sources and markets |5 O/ J1 Q3 G; r+ Z6 k+ ^
Role of government 4 w& c. K9 [- i2 x2 {: j5 X
Regulation + c5 p1 l6 G3 B/ m, i, _
% Z/ _4 A5 M' h& s$ CIf you enjoyed learning about / d5 D, d1 I+ s% ^7 _1 y
Externalities* T% e# d+ t$ e6 z" n
Regulation8 C+ N, e- A7 M
Government roles
8 C4 J: G: t9 n9 e3 Z6 A# E0 X: T" xOr would like to learn more about ) L1 n% [9 I) M' e! F, w
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
# y- A+ F1 E; ^Steps taken to address deterioration& _2 i7 v! c$ U* v/ Y6 m
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! + _- w4 Q1 X/ Z' y9 M8 N1 `- B
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
+ l( \9 w0 U4 m: d7 M8 {Topics:
5 G) M' u0 s% DEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
1 Y- y9 G1 L0 tTypes and causes of environmental deterioration 5 W) O% i# K) k' y: o$ ?; p# n
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration / X0 P: t( b9 S- b3 {
Recreation economics1 e% |* l' {1 z( p2 E6 y" A! i, k* ^
7 p7 Y1 F [* f& d5 c: i7 |If you enjoyed learning about" r( ^+ H2 n6 x% k; Y
Individual Incentives
( J+ _1 t i1 f0 j/ y( aTotal Welfare 9 W5 p* [+ J7 R' s
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
5 w# f2 @7 w9 m- DECON 378 Law and Economics8 [$ X/ `. i; X8 E* a1 W
Topics:
" @6 }/ Q' v/ s7 K$ ]' |- u' vIssues in Criminal and Family Law
' u Q: Q0 D5 yCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
/ b/ T& u! ]. ~9 i. hChild Support Payments
5 b: {5 r- w/ G7 ~1 _Private Divorce agreements4 A4 V v: l8 }1 R. P" ^% @ ^
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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If you enjoyed learning about
4 I3 y( w8 f2 d4 jPrisoners Dilemma
d: ^: s* n% I7 B: a7 `Dominant Strategies9 V, X! M3 Z1 r1 L& A$ ~+ j4 D
Collusion
+ p9 V* L: ~( A% B2 E* @You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
" {4 `# o! |4 [# H% ?* Y& z! kECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
: ` c# P+ I/ S3 i% |% Y, v& ^Topics:
/ ^% | W: }6 u- ]1 d9 Y. v' c1 m$ `Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
* u$ O$ }: _2 f+ F5 K# ?& ~' yApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
/ ^ c, k2 {9 vNote! Prerequisites: 2 i2 w1 s% I9 m/ ~( t, z
ECON 384 & 299 |
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