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Trade- G, V0 c& Q2 v/ X8 ^9 L
Growth7 h( z+ P" C" B- e p
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China as an Emerging Economy$ y* y: {7 q8 S. W" M: H: t
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
9 M# W" P( w! n9 Y4 h- n0 x+ oECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
3 r+ s0 W- G' ?" g6 |3 ZTopics:
/ X7 r" H3 z, w% UChinese Economy Characteristics
9 o; ^( h- v7 W! j7 z2 A) wRecent Events in the Chinese Economy0 C3 `2 q9 X0 |8 _! d
Consequences of economic reform P0 P: i, W9 L6 n# l/ H
Canada’s economic relations with China
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$ S+ i/ ]' y' Z _If you would like to learn more about: 1 E6 @, T c; [
Rich and Poor Countries
/ [: n1 j2 t5 J }# A WWhy economies differ. d7 O% |% J4 @% K9 u/ I& u
Causes for such differences* s1 j. N5 E5 o4 b" ` g @# `
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
2 c' r4 B& q/ }$ ?4 yECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth* m' y: u/ F& j; ~% }
Topics:
) a+ h0 d' N( b0 O" |Technology
/ F5 B/ h8 N$ l2 KInstitutions
y2 s! }5 ]/ V" x& l+ FGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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Supply and Demand
& _4 V& T% w) [ tConsumer Behavior
7 G9 G3 E- I$ q, f" hProduction and Cost
/ g. X% p3 V! J: m, ~& wPrice and Output+ W+ M: g2 f# s. n9 {' R8 s. u
Market Structures
+ _' X C% C- [7 Y6 i2 Y1 u: s3 [You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
2 J8 r# O) |8 ]2 Q ~" g- p7 QECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
8 q3 T+ Z0 K5 `. YTopics:
& c) F9 s1 X$ O" q4 x7 ETheory of consumer behavior
' x% s% A2 Y5 U( ~2 q% D8 B. L( YTheory of production and cost
$ M$ G( I- z; ~6 c7 Q; R" d4 kPrice and output determination under competition
6 Q8 \- R2 n# Q7 e/ O% \Monopoly and other market structures
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% L( Q6 Y- [8 m7 F. p; yIf you enjoyed learning about
M$ y& @4 b: i! ~Costs and Benefits
4 S L+ B' F* Q9 _( C% oExternalities
, \' P0 [0 V, X; b6 T- ]Decision-making* e7 _7 K+ T: s2 i: A. B
Or would like to learn more about
- B7 l( f/ f& u: tCapital Investments/ Q( ~8 \( R( D* B# Q
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
& d; O7 l% s. [9 `/ Z- J+ uECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation# `3 ]' d, w7 o4 m+ v* ^
Topics:/ E8 x% M" L0 ?* f. M J8 n
Cost-Benefit Analysis
9 @, d2 M! Z, V* ^ d& M, ZEvaluating Public Investment Projects+ k$ Q3 {$ Z5 l1 G
Look at examples from
# @% C N0 J3 b: L- f+ v! JTransportation. Y$ s% o5 K5 Y2 |! N- Y
River Basin Management4 D8 U/ A* m0 W( g6 J7 l1 @
Electrical Generation+ O, D1 |% v! y2 c8 Y6 b4 n
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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Supply and Demand* N+ Y7 j- L# f' C
Externalities
% I% K9 }0 G! r2 j4 m/ T" E8 hResource Allocation" T3 d& O h2 l- O3 G6 Z
Taxation
: _* `3 R9 {9 T8 z2 T a, dOr would like to learn more about / o* P) v. `2 G3 p0 V' X
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
1 t7 i/ b6 \3 i: dYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!7 b# I* c( G( F
ECON 365 Resource Economics& A _0 J( H; Z8 W
Topics:
_: {, I1 q: v) tExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
# |2 n8 |% y- b$ LScarcity and pricing
. W4 U9 _+ Z3 x) [- wContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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Resource Allocation3 h( z K N- g: R- G2 w
Pricing
$ S0 y+ O* Z3 pMarkets1 u) E$ |" W& `5 z2 Z
Government roles0 L5 z N$ w7 `% j
Or would like to learn more about " H9 k- V, d6 l2 x6 l
The energy sector, including sources and markets
- A* |4 z- Y6 u; b! L& H. sCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
5 ^3 r2 K4 ^0 ^, k7 y# x3 k1 bYou might enjoy a course about 1 N7 x2 n h1 P" r
Energy Economics!
6 U. s* W: A9 P5 K2 x7 PECON 366 Energy Economics, q4 x6 }3 V# Y& Q
Topics:
* i3 \- R+ P1 V* ^: HPricing
4 |" b( B! B* O BRole in economic growth . w% T+ }( p: z8 q% Q
Energy sources and markets # x7 v4 G* N6 u7 ], Q# c; W/ O& V
Role of government
) d. l3 U7 O% G! `, A xRegulation . j$ U3 `: M0 g& s
, X7 a' z6 r( M8 g# _& A; iIf you enjoyed learning about
3 K2 O- `, G& ~- S9 ~" M% g, oExternalities( T! ^7 ^ T. X" j# t& `
Regulation% D( z+ \5 B5 @8 D+ k% K8 ]8 D
Government roles
3 A5 e G# s2 F, @/ \8 Y" COr would like to learn more about
$ d- C$ D3 a s' K/ eEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration s9 P! T8 o5 P9 j( O. i) A
Steps taken to address deterioration
4 H: i( E! k# V1 @' |& e4 QYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
! u. G. {, T8 a! O5 G7 eECON 369 Economics of the Environment, D2 i" w. x' l% g; A3 F
Topics: " w7 H. o5 H& u- `2 h' ?" r
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
$ O- @, C2 c4 Q+ b, ITypes and causes of environmental deterioration + @ i0 @; c2 ]2 o6 a+ _
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration " v: e& ~0 q* x+ T) p. `3 u
Recreation economics
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# H; D9 g% ^8 G& rIf you enjoyed learning about
. z. w' _- |5 u$ H0 c) y Individual Incentives
; ~; V7 C. W* \Total Welfare
+ ~3 Y1 }& I3 l9 ZYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 9 v& r" B7 t% o( c2 f
ECON 378 Law and Economics
2 c+ k. q& w0 M# x# D7 }7 _Topics: 8 Y4 `0 V0 |* Q# ?7 M9 O
Issues in Criminal and Family Law+ d0 m1 |8 Y) S4 D, i; b
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining& L4 ?! C3 d4 L7 n
Child Support Payments$ @4 R; z2 f- V8 d
Private Divorce agreements
9 H7 g' _3 z0 R) d: GCriminal provisions of the Competition Act; \% }4 H' j" p! O) c* h N
& y" V3 i' K( W S& O( |) H% WIf you enjoyed learning about ' B7 w4 Q' z k9 q8 ^# F
Prisoners Dilemma
; d5 D) o' _8 i& J2 d/ l: p( \Dominant Strategies1 ]$ p2 Q/ J' \4 j; U
Collusion
# q/ M/ u1 \( g0 ~; uYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! + C7 W/ _2 U9 M) K
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications g% Y) M. I8 R3 B' N. T# k, o: s
Topics:
7 O$ ~4 h& `; P3 `. @Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
; ]6 r" l- H' a9 Q, dApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
( A/ `3 U) Z* ^7 R' L; gNote! Prerequisites:
5 S! A' r2 M# ^4 ?! H, V* n% VECON 384 & 299 |
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