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If you enjoyed learning about: & r5 X/ @" o4 B/ e6 u1 m) V% E/ L
Trade
) f. Y6 E) |8 ]: o% AGrowth' ]' s: e5 [- O4 x) A
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China as an Emerging Economy
: A( a1 {# V0 v2 h5 @: JYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
# O( G" F9 R: k- w3 k: W7 NECON 211 Chinese Economic Development- S6 ?6 [" Q8 ~
Topics:
" ]" F( G3 l& j4 p% qChinese Economy Characteristics! W2 E+ ?+ Z' k8 i% X2 e" D8 q8 \
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
9 k7 n- o0 b' |" c+ z2 eConsequences of economic reform# U! ]: k% c2 N& j) H6 n/ s
Canada’s economic relations with China
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; Q1 d) Y3 q8 ?- ~/ Z5 S& O" f/ EIf you would like to learn more about:
8 [' p! f/ B6 `8 }Rich and Poor Countries
/ S k: ?( j* M3 ]' xWhy economies differ2 V; f8 s' B1 Z. y; U! F
Causes for such differences$ W: n+ ~1 o( U
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
% N* {9 F) @7 X' F5 n+ MECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth8 s, B& ~# j) w& Z
Topics: A9 e q+ f9 o. n: o
Technology
7 o5 A7 f! g! ?' ]# t _Institutions B$ d) I0 n: p; J0 g
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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4 |. r( ~4 {9 f) t5 TIf you enjoyed learning about 4 d. U1 k7 t2 c( D/ S: @
Supply and Demand3 l0 r/ Q: o- _- S; Y' ]* _
Consumer Behavior7 Z0 L; P% S- d _1 Q' M
Production and Cost7 r# c" |: d6 g* h, Z5 c
Price and Output! H. v( ~7 T4 z) F* z
Market Structures$ a8 S+ Q, a% J% ^. q! G
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
8 B8 P* E4 }( r- _ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I& z3 N0 N1 T8 j% Y* R! ^2 G1 P
Topics: # [0 |0 ]& }& N( c/ p, ^6 M( O
Theory of consumer behavior
3 ]9 G% p7 N( r8 ^Theory of production and cost% e. f8 B+ d' E) R/ h
Price and output determination under competition
, A5 s9 M& p% }+ v# O pMonopoly and other market structures
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5 }. ?* t$ m, A7 z9 c K7 F5 h, OIf you enjoyed learning about
: v; m6 {+ S1 z% U1 cCosts and Benefits
7 ]4 w' V+ r# x3 T% _; Z CExternalities
4 e6 O8 E0 i W N- LDecision-making( M& u, Z+ ]" y1 ?
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Capital Investments
' g" Q0 D9 w8 RYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!) z) M+ b7 M2 ~0 H' T$ l! b
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation3 n2 N6 m7 _0 ^1 B+ O' P5 d# S& m R4 D
Topics:/ ~) ]0 G3 x! P
Cost-Benefit Analysis
- ~8 U W4 B- fEvaluating Public Investment Projects
# @( y1 Q( R( ^; z0 _Look at examples from
( [& E; ~ R1 h6 K, c7 v7 ?, _9 X" [4 ATransportation
7 w! J& [( ^' n2 ^* D6 xRiver Basin Management8 M& z3 g! y* t6 ~: ~
Electrical Generation
+ t, i( ?! ]. j A! a3 T9 uOil & Gas and Pollution Control+ U$ e2 z G0 [! T+ z
8 t3 v9 v9 u% \3 Y6 O+ `4 PIf you enjoyed learning about + i8 D9 C1 s6 I/ ?
Supply and Demand
) b2 W! b* H# _0 j, g4 c: gExternalities" q# y* Z1 V" i9 X8 H
Resource Allocation
* }! D1 k% j2 {$ P, zTaxation) ~ S& v) M) H+ r2 x! L
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada4 O2 d2 C9 {3 {- q! o
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
$ W: G) X: W: E$ L3 ?ECON 365 Resource Economics
3 U, z5 g4 h/ F# J0 v5 j" L% uTopics:
6 {$ }4 u) D# C8 ]: n. FExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
, j) S2 y6 {# C6 n7 t" l2 R7 CScarcity and pricing
" d9 H% r3 Z BContemporary Canadian resource policy issues1 G# u/ x# I5 r: U! x& \
* f9 ^2 b. W* v$ Y- ?If you enjoyed learning about
9 y0 v( |0 d9 C; XResource Allocation: h6 p ^) m2 u$ B* |, X* D
Pricing+ @6 s! K( H9 U/ j8 U1 |
Markets3 V! N4 O9 ?6 m+ {+ Y+ F) \ y& N
Government roles
6 K6 x. V4 |7 v1 h; lOr would like to learn more about . H2 {8 B9 i# o- W% ]6 |
The energy sector, including sources and markets2 n0 s% L4 i1 s9 r9 O
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues P& r8 g0 C. C" c$ n' b7 x
You might enjoy a course about , w6 Z! B5 m4 Y% o; y$ K$ R9 ~
Energy Economics!
* b0 }: R7 P6 I. _( [, [ECON 366 Energy Economics
+ r% {% {% }2 P- WTopics: 3 S- y0 c: K+ C
Pricing
l! {' P4 E# ?Role in economic growth
2 f$ V1 l+ c3 N/ ?( I) a" qEnergy sources and markets 1 D) B4 X: ^. g; x% C3 z: m' h" n
Role of government
* C# N7 u b* [9 E+ y- h9 [$ kRegulation e i' ]- \! Y! a2 P, U. o5 @
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If you enjoyed learning about
* q% h6 A2 X' o0 D: x( LExternalities! r# ]8 H/ }+ R. f) \! u
Regulation
9 B! o9 L! l( R9 h2 f# B+ ?Government roles
, {) }0 } ]' D: Q; _, K. g% G8 IOr would like to learn more about
0 X- F& B/ y& [' n$ `0 p" LEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration/ f$ B% z5 h4 G% R7 _# t
Steps taken to address deterioration4 }5 p: d- K3 p
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 2 D1 s# ?. @& R' f( r9 z" ^
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment7 A7 }% c$ V5 a: o: Y' @2 J- }
Topics: 5 N6 [- ?4 {7 L$ m. s
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment ' E2 }" z$ s, Z: t/ ?* B. {
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
% a7 Z' @- b2 E1 L5 @0 _; R9 VTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration , ~9 R* }( \: i( Y" b" f5 s# D
Recreation economics% g, M/ J) o3 M) l7 f
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If you enjoyed learning about
1 c) z0 f ? F* L Individual Incentives
. |3 Z) D- _7 V- H" Q( v- V9 vTotal Welfare . g5 z) w- h" B" ?% h& I/ j' y6 ?
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
) ^; |# W: x$ j+ @ECON 378 Law and Economics( I% F$ }1 R( R" @' z
Topics:
2 u0 H8 R/ x* ~6 i/ j nIssues in Criminal and Family Law1 I8 f; R2 {* F3 D
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining/ ^9 Q) K& h H5 g; M1 V: O. R
Child Support Payments4 X! Q! a' b, L/ ~
Private Divorce agreements( ?1 h2 L/ g2 Z) H3 @0 Z
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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" N' j& i5 B2 Q: P- s9 I8 bPrisoners Dilemma ~7 Q- h0 g% M% U4 E
Dominant Strategies
9 M9 I# D, T1 v% K8 u2 v+ d' @. mCollusion
! K F& }" l0 w$ g$ @You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! - u: F* S" ?# a6 P+ a; k
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications) \2 c! O8 V) ~7 B+ e
Topics: % V' c( N5 p' H' t" k3 f4 x
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games4 J. d/ O/ k# V) i7 a0 H
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
- i; b E. Q2 S% x& K) RNote! Prerequisites: # M* [ ?4 N$ t( V
ECON 384 & 299 |
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