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9 m" H3 `& I: q2 h4 J4 p* N/ tTrade
i. C4 z7 t7 L9 S2 e* B! z0 nGrowth( W- N) L j1 [2 b
Or would like to learn more about:
; P' \( l& L/ R, H3 L7 {4 r2 vChina as an Emerging Economy2 \9 X" x. H4 K7 o# \ `
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!4 ?+ Z7 ]0 ]2 Z& K2 ?; `
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development# K9 V) J& x8 c& H# T1 [
Topics: $ Y$ _* x! s+ X, Y
Chinese Economy Characteristics
& i$ L, s: b. ]: J( f! C! JRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
9 \2 O& r m7 L/ VConsequences of economic reform
i) Z# M8 \1 D9 FCanada’s economic relations with China* |" J# B: U' I/ ?
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If you would like to learn more about: : v6 F8 k7 ?! \) k& ]& U% @
Rich and Poor Countries
& [( L( Z1 T F$ Y3 nWhy economies differ
2 ?! g: R- |9 O8 Q# dCauses for such differences
" j0 A) \1 N5 I: [* o$ s, R2 m, ~8 ]You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
0 e8 A2 d& }/ M* S3 q) WECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth* t: x4 \ p1 Y. R3 ^7 E
Topics:
7 J: ]$ T* e' mTechnology
' i! U5 h" z: m" w- T: \Institutions
. {5 f) `* F, J5 U; @Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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" h/ v7 A0 r% zIf you enjoyed learning about
. n: O+ t/ o9 nSupply and Demand$ v! f2 |/ G- {$ A* {/ K
Consumer Behavior6 w; D% N7 b d! H0 _
Production and Cost' m: M0 z5 s' }
Price and Output+ Z8 b- B4 C3 d
Market Structures/ S. E l. _9 i9 k' U# v# M/ @
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!8 B, z" |3 t! L* q+ y) c2 _
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
2 B' V; P l( ~' v% ~ mTopics:
$ J% I$ o! a& J9 r' G0 BTheory of consumer behavior; @/ \5 E7 B2 w4 }* M, [' v# o7 g
Theory of production and cost3 h9 f, h" u3 H6 b0 O/ @0 I5 z: |
Price and output determination under competition6 \: _+ u/ G" X: ^; `5 E; Y9 u
Monopoly and other market structures- p- r5 |" P9 a% ^1 V0 ~ K
! f7 A( S d2 f1 T( yIf you enjoyed learning about 8 q" I2 o8 v' H+ U
Costs and Benefits
, b* B$ E T+ \, j; Q# w: L+ g: qExternalities/ N& s, {0 R! `6 Y
Decision-making' P) Z2 |2 P: Y3 i3 y
Or would like to learn more about
; @4 E3 ~$ C' o; m; MCapital Investments
* N/ k, N; z% B2 UYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
& X8 N% G/ q8 P" ?# EECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
1 V% b- X8 z7 l* r- ]" O: ETopics:' r t. p) r$ j) T
Cost-Benefit Analysis
* N- X0 a/ X9 ~Evaluating Public Investment Projects. E/ [5 w, r, E; E$ a* g3 n
Look at examples from ! c" c, X% g, {+ ?6 ]; d
Transportation
$ {3 M0 Q' W3 ~% @& @- L: hRiver Basin Management4 o$ p+ i9 C# k
Electrical Generation
! a* s7 v2 E: X) \' YOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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4 }5 V+ w; c# |) h8 JIf you enjoyed learning about
9 }& d- k/ u8 \$ Z$ zSupply and Demand) O: I0 _- n/ y+ }+ f7 Z M
Externalities1 e$ _+ ?; R& e4 q
Resource Allocation
, {, @5 |: M7 ~' O1 n4 q" iTaxation! ~1 s( b3 Y% f+ \9 ^
Or would like to learn more about
& w4 }& d0 v K6 L9 ]) P2 r6 l; wSupply of Natural Resources in Canada" p* n! r2 C! o6 h$ D
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!0 T+ n- D* o1 T& H
ECON 365 Resource Economics
2 _% A& H+ L3 _- N3 o* d/ m, H7 N" FTopics:
4 W; t( z5 X3 XExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources( [* ~! @% m x* {6 i
Scarcity and pricing
+ _- }$ |$ P& [% r* h* ]& {Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about : C# S/ j0 `/ E' R8 _9 {
Resource Allocation
, V6 b# I4 T' s$ o* @! u5 l0 DPricing
! E2 u3 ~$ V1 bMarkets
/ q/ b' Z& V- `* G% f6 @Government roles
8 ~: q P) g- v: u& YOr would like to learn more about
" F; s2 c$ H d6 ^7 {; CThe energy sector, including sources and markets. o. n) `4 e/ e7 c% _! l
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
6 Y8 ?. K! f! b9 X; _You might enjoy a course about
6 J+ U2 v: C- `; a5 s1 }7 Q1 ~Energy Economics!
6 [- f0 @" f2 p, y6 yECON 366 Energy Economics
$ t. G B7 Q* ?Topics:
) e- }" k4 Z6 i& o0 I& ^Pricing
% t( B' v# x! J; W7 T# x% ^Role in economic growth
5 u- S* a7 H/ V0 a! i& Q$ ]4 JEnergy sources and markets 3 B8 I# d, q* D, |
Role of government
6 W' }7 M6 G4 x; SRegulation
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- A8 c, u/ R) nIf you enjoyed learning about 4 A. K( B6 D, G2 @5 W: u9 N
Externalities6 h: m+ @4 D r2 [3 I3 I/ I E9 A7 a
Regulation
& n% b1 A' ]1 Y" C3 O( nGovernment roles
7 C$ U5 P6 M& N- |. f- d8 zOr would like to learn more about
$ \( E; f. F# E3 }Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
) \3 C: \$ B) J" n% | DSteps taken to address deterioration
4 h) n% j8 P% ]0 o. zYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
3 p( G* V, H! e0 Q" X* ^+ sECON 369 Economics of the Environment: L/ }! W+ A* @# U* @3 W
Topics:
! E" a4 {0 _+ W# s- Y% ]! O _# r$ WEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
+ j5 S5 M% s- N5 hTypes and causes of environmental deterioration / [+ o1 Z% q4 N: V3 s! C
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration : `3 }- g1 L" T* ?/ s9 ~6 ^; B
Recreation economics
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$ U% y% F: i" P3 d* uIf you enjoyed learning about
# B; H* A5 C9 d; t a$ w4 ` Individual Incentives
2 Q+ o2 M% c& a4 h* I5 fTotal Welfare
: M- D) H( l7 fYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 5 n2 j* B. ]4 `0 n$ m2 A4 I
ECON 378 Law and Economics9 ?" p* y2 S! K( D1 d) H7 J
Topics: ; K# p7 T/ W# l; I5 o- |% F6 W
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
: \8 l1 t0 `; a0 h! N; m2 LCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
0 X& S3 `" u Z" r' G; c; H# OChild Support Payments" z* H+ B, O) }& w
Private Divorce agreements" V P3 @/ g% {4 t% v! p. \
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act3 s1 m1 B2 P, J- Y' T6 p/ h' b
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Prisoners Dilemma* D! _ C' N1 Q$ q
Dominant Strategies% Q1 [$ L2 j9 j1 e+ Q5 J' |4 L
Collusion
" I6 ^+ N# x& d" M, QYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
/ @0 V1 M* R* N8 V. Y: s# j7 o' x- gECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
5 X& K* j; @8 H& d r0 z( ~Topics: 4 x7 ^" Z* i! e
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games ~) E) J2 r) M/ I3 l6 `; ^
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion / V5 G `/ ~5 C) w: b+ J! g0 {
Note! Prerequisites: 9 W2 s; J X1 p! C9 E2 D
ECON 384 & 299 |
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