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If you enjoyed learning about:
! d9 S) F N- d6 y( r- XTrade
: Z; V/ e1 ~2 c8 \: IGrowth
9 t R7 R1 Q: u/ C1 q+ pOr would like to learn more about: 8 I$ _3 _7 t0 W- k5 f
China as an Emerging Economy k8 ?0 }7 A) B' B! @- W
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!& R0 Y( u, n+ `1 g3 }) d
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development; b! q. k% E+ S w$ O' j
Topics:
4 p( `2 [% ~5 a' u7 FChinese Economy Characteristics
+ p! A+ y; Z! Q, ~Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
/ j4 u) `; ~# Y- {, Y8 uConsequences of economic reform
* l* h* E3 `% [3 B$ wCanada’s economic relations with China
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If you would like to learn more about:
& Z6 n3 [: K0 L3 i& Y( eRich and Poor Countries
: a$ l! p$ e+ H6 E1 M6 OWhy economies differ
9 O: |( t- K, p5 p& ?" CCauses for such differences% ^+ O. K, w. b& b
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
+ f1 C0 q$ S9 q3 X# q8 |* j# }ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
$ T0 N/ F. Y' }# s5 }. HTopics:
/ u! u8 g( _- R L& y3 X ]$ qTechnology
: s2 W% A& H( \: M7 {, H6 Y3 fInstitutions( ~8 g/ G1 B* l* b6 [
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about
1 D& i, ^0 S: J. z* _: nSupply and Demand
, }$ O$ @2 v1 ]0 X: EConsumer Behavior* N8 o/ T& x' L! E. j+ W
Production and Cost
o! A6 k5 }, B+ w1 P) C; H" f8 @Price and Output
$ m5 \% N4 N0 ^, i0 M; I" oMarket Structures
# } I7 I" y- M, i( yYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
9 d. _ [( f* y! o/ o( S1 aECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I2 y0 c W9 d6 h. u
Topics:
- R# ?1 }2 q" w+ ^! o. FTheory of consumer behavior, F) [- q5 a' o' d
Theory of production and cost
& ~# F; j D. z- tPrice and output determination under competition
6 A B5 ]9 o; n/ r8 VMonopoly and other market structures
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8 b/ V; r9 [3 v0 ]1 R* ~If you enjoyed learning about
* `5 q3 H3 i( ZCosts and Benefits & M1 `6 i! e+ s5 k
Externalities
* ?* I9 Z0 V8 |: e, a& U& oDecision-making
% l/ O- l# p9 ^# B* uOr would like to learn more about : @1 _% f7 f1 }3 g/ H3 ?6 P
Capital Investments
) n/ d7 F6 l3 y9 X- ^* xYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
6 f- {+ [% O7 H% ?' {ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation' J f2 C/ x8 d# F- E
Topics:/ P# _8 F$ l, c$ I: x! h
Cost-Benefit Analysis( X Z( K* A9 G1 b- B4 b
Evaluating Public Investment Projects+ a- @6 V3 F1 X% I) h, c. L7 m
Look at examples from
! I; l6 i) i1 U. W! I$ KTransportation% U6 d# n1 f. p8 m* U$ Z8 @
River Basin Management+ G: q# {) g& H( X! \. }# b
Electrical Generation
. P _* a% d8 {4 h; KOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about
% c& k: n; G! c ~3 r9 ^+ O0 VSupply and Demand. G4 d t/ {, R) ^
Externalities
; H5 L" ~9 F2 q& y! Y, vResource Allocation5 i$ P, G3 Z* ]' k
Taxation- i" T, K8 H% ?5 @+ @7 z
Or would like to learn more about
o% @/ g2 c, v! z! t+ iSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
$ q* ^* F/ x8 l9 w9 ~, b) [You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!" j: \- a: X9 @' x# V% B. C7 i: k" s" T
ECON 365 Resource Economics
) k1 j" ?' b1 Q9 f2 Z7 bTopics:
- }: s4 f* `; s( w4 zExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources, d+ _. u& K* ]) n' M" W6 V
Scarcity and pricing
: j3 n" ? _, _. l+ x }) u& oContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
: l; Z. n4 O0 h1 lResource Allocation
) g. Q7 G; b3 n* y8 y3 o6 O0 _Pricing
: n0 G; O% l# l+ u; C1 o$ RMarkets( s" x9 ~% N) v# `& Y
Government roles" K3 ^* s8 u8 \& H# a- g, @6 K0 G
Or would like to learn more about 4 P: F6 {' n1 L
The energy sector, including sources and markets
) L+ [) x, b q. P2 wCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
8 C, x( |+ M8 Q1 }, x- H. f0 @You might enjoy a course about ( ^' I2 h* `$ o4 S/ _" ?! e
Energy Economics!! g% Y6 q4 @4 C7 F
ECON 366 Energy Economics$ z+ g" ^- n& L: }2 J
Topics: # I5 T% O* @$ k* |
Pricing; |& ]% ?; L* w! |9 J9 s! P
Role in economic growth 7 J# |" ] A) K4 v+ O' l# H
Energy sources and markets ' \5 B7 O' q4 f- l: Q0 v; U
Role of government 4 h0 `4 X, O2 D% A/ K
Regulation 0 H4 A8 A7 b4 z$ R3 J' d5 k
3 B- R8 v9 U" qIf you enjoyed learning about . c& J; X# _- x- w
Externalities- i' }4 c$ m, s% H
Regulation% }$ M5 o9 v- g. I+ t( _6 ]
Government roles
8 _9 d7 o5 a$ A7 aOr would like to learn more about $ H% `3 U1 f8 G2 @ H
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
1 M0 E5 b/ k9 Y# V8 y) sSteps taken to address deterioration
) _+ y- U/ Q; T0 a- K$ [6 zYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
) n8 d0 {; y# y1 ?" [4 `ECON 369 Economics of the Environment1 |; X, z0 s4 W. Y$ ?
Topics: 6 x9 C6 ]5 E7 T2 M7 Y! P H
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment 2 X) ?; ^# v6 g% j8 R5 L! q( d
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
8 Z e. S) B8 E a( M' N: ITheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
! f7 X0 q7 A3 A; ^2 ZRecreation economics# S' w) V+ E/ N% w0 o
) E% o7 U" y7 U3 i! {If you enjoyed learning about: x' w; C& x/ O6 \; ~
Individual Incentives! V# f% A0 v% [ l( f/ N
Total Welfare . P; Z/ j& T. s# S& U
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
) i+ S+ M9 O8 K* m' i& C1 ?; ZECON 378 Law and Economics
+ i% Y6 P y" @. A! RTopics: $ L, W! ^. [5 P. n6 y
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
B( f5 c1 o6 r3 }Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining' W E- Z! ?7 J/ B+ W1 Y
Child Support Payments
6 l+ u( p9 k' A* |Private Divorce agreements
- R/ y+ {% o8 q7 yCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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3 e [8 z" ]. YIf you enjoyed learning about
9 ^% {7 G, j5 u: h! EPrisoners Dilemma( q% o. {) q+ K- u$ F/ D8 H7 P3 c# B
Dominant Strategies" _4 A3 d" A" N% v4 c" ^# Z
Collusion2 {, Y6 s$ p) V/ l; |% A3 A
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! % T) |! ~! @# `) a$ }8 i6 s
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
; X- ?+ n, }% O7 X) {: F) LTopics: 8 q u7 l! L/ U; E8 ?/ i
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
& M- q! a/ l2 k t, t4 |2 SApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
, m6 Q2 U( Q2 f0 ~% E/ VNote! Prerequisites: # u; C" u0 p" A
ECON 384 & 299 |
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