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If you enjoyed learning about: " o. W, g6 x" k( p1 o9 I
Trade1 ^ t. u' l( u% _
Growth: H' d& ?$ [ y
Or would like to learn more about:
8 x/ R9 {& f& J) D& {2 fChina as an Emerging Economy
; [7 b c/ H4 E8 K& m5 Y% oYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!0 ^/ \, s. {/ `$ \1 L2 @- y
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development6 ~- P/ j; ~; N# c- l
Topics:
( v7 M7 h3 j, B& `Chinese Economy Characteristics
* `/ X4 M6 I+ G) J BRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
. B5 s4 C0 `: u, [Consequences of economic reform. `, c6 y k' T* P
Canada’s economic relations with China
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If you would like to learn more about:
. p6 `* ^% J' E$ R9 W% SRich and Poor Countries
$ B- c9 E2 T) {1 u1 t% y) yWhy economies differ6 x# s; s6 M7 ?# T- K, M
Causes for such differences0 |; j) F' b! H7 t
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth! k( s Z! n* n* L; @ z
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth" |( i' u6 t: F( f7 n% x; {
Topics:
: E' ]- _( v/ E S8 DTechnology2 |0 y- s2 A# s. T/ |2 F* N! M' f3 T
Institutions
8 _; |. i: c4 Z( ?) PGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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* x& B3 W8 l% o8 x5 ]If you enjoyed learning about
3 x7 j4 K0 t8 D6 T1 gSupply and Demand: T8 |. F2 d! ?6 M+ M# J
Consumer Behavior
6 j8 a( s, K2 [* Q6 _: HProduction and Cost7 b' N# q$ h% A/ ?; j! R) `
Price and Output
# c6 X1 Y" K* MMarket Structures
1 @- r; w1 f- _& j. t: M) k" T& w; Y9 SYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
3 a! ]. m* p& Z8 [+ lECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I! B. W/ ~$ v2 N" t5 j k W" u+ R
Topics:
5 X% v, K$ C" `. t+ c0 k- A3 sTheory of consumer behavior9 Y! C- @! v/ c: E" y! f
Theory of production and cost
' ]2 p) l1 G6 [# a) E: jPrice and output determination under competition8 S3 v3 o/ b9 j0 S) m* y
Monopoly and other market structures
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If you enjoyed learning about
2 `8 t7 ]& r1 b9 ]0 M. R# Z, Q0 vCosts and Benefits
9 s& X5 G3 L. k" b/ q# e8 jExternalities" D: {! f+ r' R7 h/ k4 r2 I
Decision-making
: ` @- x# j1 ~& i, }$ p+ J' ?Or would like to learn more about
* j4 P" [$ a x" N) `Capital Investments
/ y% ?/ Q( T: w7 Q/ BYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
+ l: g# I! W! H& K( ]ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation! b$ V7 g/ ~0 T3 o! O
Topics:; L. d9 U1 w- J$ @/ p$ ?+ a: ?8 P- c
Cost-Benefit Analysis9 I. O7 R& v# }* J8 ~/ ~
Evaluating Public Investment Projects4 C& _% @" `& J( W! v. e, G
Look at examples from ]. _0 j# d6 |- Y5 J5 y% K+ m; @
Transportation
3 L& @; H0 w, k3 K4 |5 ^. wRiver Basin Management& B. u) w+ D/ V& X2 T
Electrical Generation- P! A) K, d9 N K8 {
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control% E; s' D$ @; ]/ P1 Q5 M
( ~& S# I( l" ZIf you enjoyed learning about ' i$ Q# o2 [$ A
Supply and Demand
. f8 Q$ e/ ]- @, Z T3 E$ SExternalities
& Z3 |2 N& s# C. D5 s6 eResource Allocation
0 c, }# V8 }/ Z+ XTaxation) v% Q/ P* r- f9 b, N
Or would like to learn more about
" g2 m! v* U1 ^& v4 VSupply of Natural Resources in Canada5 P+ |( h6 W5 E, B
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!: ]7 K8 A% r9 m% H7 Y) N
ECON 365 Resource Economics
r+ U. A- l, T) q3 oTopics:) ~ g$ N& ~" d) e! U: h
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
; N4 S) W, _/ ? xScarcity and pricing- x5 m: T( X7 ?3 w D- Z- c) l' w
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
( F, Q1 k, i" d" x, s% e* \Resource Allocation+ F$ n9 G% k9 D! ?" e8 i/ T# N' s5 D
Pricing$ N; E3 z' _7 V. @% q' m
Markets, _2 R( s; c( u5 M& t# I
Government roles
3 t a" t c& SOr would like to learn more about
5 p. X8 A& G* i( kThe energy sector, including sources and markets
) j! r+ `# V4 L' e0 ACanadian Energy Policy and current issues
2 P) {1 \' P5 B+ c7 w. o" V/ ~! GYou might enjoy a course about 0 y+ k# l+ A* [# ]) x
Energy Economics!
* Q; W5 H% l; u$ YECON 366 Energy Economics
, X* v9 }4 N1 ]6 mTopics: # b/ i0 `6 V% l* `+ g& G
Pricing( ?4 L6 _! J1 @4 P% T' ?- u
Role in economic growth
2 ?% `' t. U7 R5 q- U7 D+ GEnergy sources and markets
6 {, l; i& |" x/ ]0 |. X# kRole of government
& Q! V$ q `3 O9 R+ d1 [3 sRegulation / }2 x0 J4 F: I6 h6 a0 K; j7 I
( s( e, v5 y4 z, N$ \& iIf you enjoyed learning about
" S( b# K" C9 q* hExternalities
8 h" a L8 l/ \1 xRegulation
- [3 r1 p, u2 ]% G1 \' vGovernment roles, ~$ G4 l- p" C5 N/ m9 L
Or would like to learn more about
/ U6 P" W {2 b5 f5 B9 J q2 K" [Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration0 i- ]5 a6 {/ |0 U
Steps taken to address deterioration
) Z6 Y; g" o6 bYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
2 C; ~5 J7 H+ G+ D/ P4 MECON 369 Economics of the Environment% N# T( L. s2 |- X
Topics:
( N/ B6 ?% y8 F. g- Z, ^Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment ' P& ?* w9 z+ d0 Z4 }
Types and causes of environmental deterioration 1 O/ e6 ?* H. ^% l6 p) @2 ~0 P6 U# L
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
0 b" D( ]8 L2 R; u' Q- LRecreation economics
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4 W1 @0 n" b# Y) m8 U" EIf you enjoyed learning about
" J- r( N, ~: i, [" A# s Individual Incentives, F6 b) M3 c9 B4 w3 w9 i
Total Welfare ! _ S8 x) i. ] G0 I3 Q( D- W1 ]
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
8 L: Y% t' I. T" \* W N- d2 ?ECON 378 Law and Economics
; _0 a6 l3 S2 r* W5 E6 g: RTopics: * C; H; D6 i! }
Issues in Criminal and Family Law0 r5 B/ s5 q* }1 M- B
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
e) ?2 {! o' T; y0 N& jChild Support Payments2 E9 X) ^) X. p# y
Private Divorce agreements
2 N l2 L2 _: F2 G6 BCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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1 p2 F8 w; f' R) Q7 EIf you enjoyed learning about 2 p: b; U3 l6 `6 M
Prisoners Dilemma, p% I5 b$ u8 s, n1 W4 l8 B
Dominant Strategies1 v3 C( O, N, \# ?5 l
Collusion
5 [( }: U6 ^9 F' g) X: GYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
+ n4 T( `& h& L% @: A5 AECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications6 M0 e- \- T& [8 J
Topics:
0 z- v5 o& E! b) r2 r" f$ v9 ~Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
; s. e; _8 f. U; r# C: w+ e: _+ J6 dApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion : A! P' a" @7 S" n$ u1 ?' |
Note! Prerequisites:
; g" x% j% [ ]ECON 384 & 299 |
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