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If you enjoyed learning about: ; C8 @- g0 P2 G% a& s' d
Trade E1 R2 V9 z- t
Growth6 E4 W9 Z7 G9 e) h% H- ^6 e9 I
Or would like to learn more about: 5 Q3 u; {% D- g8 |# e7 m
China as an Emerging Economy
( N H4 g; I1 ?2 m: d6 x7 }( @You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
" n) u& s0 z9 a' yECON 211 Chinese Economic Development8 H, A+ w! G2 W: ^
Topics:
$ P1 o& e: E( t! U: kChinese Economy Characteristics1 {. J/ }+ \6 S, h7 j L: }9 ~
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
: j' z+ F: |! E- M" m# ~7 KConsequences of economic reform
m, P7 K# J/ D, J bCanada’s economic relations with China
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3 B1 j2 |; _, I) l( XIf you would like to learn more about: 1 [# |) Q( a8 ?5 \+ e1 V3 E
Rich and Poor Countries7 e- b {1 `6 F
Why economies differ
% [/ v, _, _' X% MCauses for such differences6 H7 ^% Z+ Q P* i- M7 S8 P
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
. g! H+ {' F! J1 v3 F" EECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
& q- J& A6 P2 D& c, jTopics:
) Z) g: C; Y( B) @) l0 @) E0 zTechnology
2 j4 V+ S/ h; [+ t$ U! Q7 M/ wInstitutions
( A( V" b4 R6 m0 p2 j/ g9 u6 \Growth rate Convergence / Divergence 7 P% j- @# X$ `, j& ]
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If you enjoyed learning about
- |) D# o: h+ xSupply and Demand3 J& q7 }$ U: D3 v8 [) s- O: e# x
Consumer Behavior
# k/ X$ K8 I4 s8 O+ iProduction and Cost
0 R% o1 u, ^! H0 U, j6 u: wPrice and Output) E% [3 {) N1 z: y0 B! v
Market Structures. {, N7 c. n% ?' Z9 ]+ i
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!8 [% h, s, N/ o& _1 G t' S6 j
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
: d' @$ ?1 {/ I/ N* G) B5 gTopics: * w/ l, D3 u7 a. X5 a
Theory of consumer behavior. S' k6 D/ q1 z
Theory of production and cost
& o. t4 v/ W+ u) OPrice and output determination under competition
( [9 E' L) t/ o ^" }Monopoly and other market structures; Y0 Z9 J( X" [- K/ Q, ~1 v) N* Q
- ]* Y5 U/ ?0 KIf you enjoyed learning about
3 O U% z. g2 N/ B0 S! h/ G* q( BCosts and Benefits , M; c' j8 Z! y* }
Externalities! S: Z3 n! p) U/ D+ m* r- H
Decision-making
! i* S4 a3 n- q6 O4 A/ u V% lOr would like to learn more about
, H, o, Q4 T" F" w! Q/ qCapital Investments
+ h+ ^& ^0 F- {You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!7 Q* v' i) {/ I e$ T1 z Z9 U
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
% L* N4 H% s" d+ hTopics:
; K" e! b3 O5 g$ [, Z, oCost-Benefit Analysis9 F: ` f) d+ y+ g5 e3 q) B W
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
# X1 H+ n' m2 a6 k, zLook at examples from * l+ t3 u5 o2 U
Transportation
, M' t7 D5 ]* M& v6 H6 NRiver Basin Management6 m& |. N* ^1 T9 O) a3 I
Electrical Generation
$ T6 c. {8 D' X1 AOil & Gas and Pollution Control+ [0 m; E* i! s/ J; F! H# z
( ?8 U4 a# V- [1 E* W# BIf you enjoyed learning about
1 c7 A& w$ p/ n# ^Supply and Demand* E4 r1 {: N% B# \6 c0 k, ]
Externalities
0 o [4 @+ D& l4 [" y4 E! \) aResource Allocation
: q( n& `, G% ]9 ]! Z! jTaxation4 a2 a c6 |+ D
Or would like to learn more about 6 _6 E9 b) S! p" _ S1 C1 d
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
' g8 U. m' r. u& R0 ]8 sYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!/ z4 Z2 g# d, P# w) d8 R
ECON 365 Resource Economics
0 p* R( B8 V4 i1 r5 y ^; k& mTopics:
- o2 Q/ P) _# I5 Q) ~/ AExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
! S/ W, ] f: y7 X3 ]/ hScarcity and pricing. u0 o# {9 @6 n+ g4 n
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues; w+ S/ G/ W9 N1 K
: c! {! l) k% d- r7 E `$ |. PIf you enjoyed learning about " ?5 q3 `- i5 k% _! }
Resource Allocation# i- p* r+ S+ s3 H
Pricing
$ c4 M4 D+ J9 |7 wMarkets! B4 W: v- B) t( J8 P" s
Government roles* u8 a+ l9 W' R+ r
Or would like to learn more about 6 l3 g0 |! Q$ }6 y
The energy sector, including sources and markets
& |: X i- X) m7 d7 Q/ x$ L" uCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
5 F- p$ m( H& T. jYou might enjoy a course about
% ]' c6 C4 K8 L0 H: o+ ^Energy Economics!! W" D" {; U4 z* h. p2 o
ECON 366 Energy Economics
. F/ g; L( p' X$ h& DTopics: : ?+ V3 l" m5 a8 h9 C
Pricing
. {) u- G! q- d! |; V& B8 ?Role in economic growth * Q: {' Y Y1 t
Energy sources and markets
' M1 ^" ~2 L- ]) z4 u: [/ P$ i) vRole of government
+ N; \2 B$ P; W" j' R2 g8 nRegulation
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3 n+ d) T8 f6 ^5 U; RIf you enjoyed learning about - x( {/ F3 Z! @( |0 t8 Y2 V
Externalities
9 l9 w2 p" \) o2 s, A5 d KRegulation
; p! S7 v# ?" S6 Z. ~Government roles; k6 |' v4 v0 d; A
Or would like to learn more about : Q) n5 @1 @! i! w5 H( h
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration7 T6 b+ [ H$ {' s& {
Steps taken to address deterioration* l/ k. k4 ~; ]+ |$ o2 n* ?
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! " p+ H. y! A) Y. s" d2 E9 f
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment. N# i" H6 k2 Q; O7 k
Topics:
, O9 K% K: b- V( j8 VEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
) i4 w; F! o# kTypes and causes of environmental deterioration 7 W7 s/ r0 V: A. {: L6 ?
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
C3 P5 d9 v/ m- q6 D3 A/ f. LRecreation economics
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Individual Incentives/ Z: g; x) e+ N/ Z2 ^& O) g8 c) {% f
Total Welfare 1 q5 u- N4 f; N/ Y1 X. h
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 0 f V8 o) A4 U$ I1 ]
ECON 378 Law and Economics
( m5 o; q, t7 c8 {4 ?* M k6 zTopics: ( V& Q) U8 Z& q* |
Issues in Criminal and Family Law1 c& Q7 }% }6 Z4 c. X5 }6 X
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
, a5 j" T# Z, g3 R# S/ u+ i$ v7 _Child Support Payments
2 w: `# @9 g# J& i0 W$ [8 hPrivate Divorce agreements
! U- i7 W9 y, g M- |6 R4 xCriminal provisions of the Competition Act# P/ S: J$ E& w- N m( z+ i, D
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If you enjoyed learning about
7 |0 O* G2 h% V# k, o3 \% h3 NPrisoners Dilemma# C( D5 }/ Z- B9 o" N) i7 \
Dominant Strategies
$ k) y% Z4 O6 k1 u$ J2 c% }' L; PCollusion
( E6 \( o( S5 g" iYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! + }, S. B8 `4 [- g4 ^. j
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
. P4 N) _8 f3 ?1 T9 VTopics: " h+ ]' `- I, E& P4 N
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games. W7 `2 l6 f( c" N: o% H( Z
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion A+ O7 s, H/ j; T# B9 I J, ^
Note! Prerequisites: 9 J. [- b3 }$ Z( R5 d: l# Z/ T
ECON 384 & 299 |
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