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If you enjoyed learning about: 4 b, |- Z6 c2 e! Z7 s7 ^ J
Trade& J+ }7 d; h, D
Growth1 ` [! S" x' s; B6 ?) A. a2 b
Or would like to learn more about:
8 ~. H/ y) H% RChina as an Emerging Economy* R0 i/ _9 i) G6 c1 w/ _; P( M6 P1 t
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
) U/ u& |; S$ A" n2 Q! H5 VECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
7 s8 e" r) |. [# `# ~$ }8 S$ YTopics: ; @" a- W; r+ r$ n: G6 B
Chinese Economy Characteristics* [; o: H. O2 ^5 X& v, A
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy2 t; P* a4 b w3 c
Consequences of economic reform% k! ]" f( _0 k$ T) ~" c/ Y
Canada’s economic relations with China! |, A0 p. k1 @- V. ^
' K3 U+ J9 V8 Y/ NIf you would like to learn more about: 7 n! _+ T2 [' A
Rich and Poor Countries
; @! d) w0 L9 E2 V7 M LWhy economies differ
3 A6 I# \! Y, q: _9 uCauses for such differences. W, w0 _ V% V+ @ m0 X
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth5 r1 `7 }1 V' O8 H+ |1 Z; [( U5 ~. |: o }
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth$ ]; G3 o) X! L5 _+ {
Topics:; r, j" p* t5 U1 c x
Technology
- L8 N; U5 u8 N1 U/ J; k/ lInstitutions- @3 G+ l7 S" f: X3 H/ o3 G, ^
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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3 l8 _& T1 w$ J8 j' fIf you enjoyed learning about ' @8 x7 i$ C# C- a8 N" y. S
Supply and Demand
3 _0 e c ^* Y! w9 M* MConsumer Behavior
# w1 Q4 D5 N6 [* M4 hProduction and Cost
% }) C2 Y8 ~& @) q- p0 Z# FPrice and Output
3 }5 I5 m, T$ S0 f" |: z$ |Market Structures/ h' P$ _6 v' N$ c; Q/ J( T; M
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
3 }% O- z9 y( _; }& ?6 ZECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I7 N* ]+ m9 U! r4 b1 b G
Topics: / d& L9 n2 C- [1 ]" z
Theory of consumer behavior
+ A: Y4 a1 E6 r2 m2 I" y+ NTheory of production and cost
3 _& _& C- f' d+ w# U) E# J! \Price and output determination under competition [0 d7 v. P& K! ]1 Q& ~7 r
Monopoly and other market structures
8 \2 g! @- q& D _1 o% R& N! Y: ~ A. F4 M& v+ i6 ~
If you enjoyed learning about 3 f* |. M$ }5 o! o Z2 L B
Costs and Benefits 7 E- o$ v5 K# Z! M
Externalities
* U& m+ q, `% { qDecision-making8 l3 e$ a! k* ]' [8 e
Or would like to learn more about
8 u5 ?* ~- J$ g6 k* TCapital Investments+ e2 W4 U! {! G8 P# ]* D% F
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!) Q$ _. j% |4 O3 f9 W3 k
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation' g$ S+ a" L; ]1 O. K8 J5 ^) n
Topics:
% A+ B- }' Q; U/ QCost-Benefit Analysis
0 k9 }1 C. L9 l; r; aEvaluating Public Investment Projects
8 \' u* O. V' _; H3 B% K+ ~Look at examples from 9 J+ F1 [! C+ A2 {
Transportation
# A9 @/ \. ]$ }/ H. TRiver Basin Management
w9 l6 j4 }8 IElectrical Generation( E" E/ `' |0 p& o
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control- r' @( K/ [2 o7 o g3 L/ Z
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If you enjoyed learning about , a% L% x+ E0 a5 J
Supply and Demand8 O$ {; w4 P" m& [9 Q8 {+ V
Externalities* N/ ?: \- `5 n9 G1 Y+ N
Resource Allocation
! a1 k2 K+ y8 |Taxation" }* k0 L7 L) R* H" x' g; I. @
Or would like to learn more about
3 }& ~+ ?# D$ U7 M5 m& m+ n) o, aSupply of Natural Resources in Canada2 c8 N' _6 C6 {
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
/ j. Q2 ^5 @ r( tECON 365 Resource Economics
- {% \4 Z5 e# \$ O) o2 XTopics:/ a* V3 D2 P0 d9 K* {- E: G" Y
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources* ^0 s2 L5 w4 Y" a
Scarcity and pricing8 s& `; r. o |% c4 R
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
8 |2 O, n+ ?. ?4 f u+ u- kResource Allocation
% F7 M1 q6 j% G+ ?: z& O$ L2 h0 mPricing
% x3 c- f' X z3 d0 H4 r$ AMarkets
5 V+ U, Y/ U' Z6 S) FGovernment roles
' l4 ~" F- T o. l& J4 POr would like to learn more about
1 T5 t; K5 R' @; G4 KThe energy sector, including sources and markets9 u6 w+ D' g9 h X& M' y) g
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues5 M' ]; @' s D, D; }
You might enjoy a course about
' [" i4 c0 U& k; k* j, f3 z; zEnergy Economics!8 [$ `$ D+ O# @
ECON 366 Energy Economics7 \9 b# c3 N, |
Topics: " ]/ n" a, J! S
Pricing
r" ]2 r; L% u$ H( YRole in economic growth
3 D1 X- T2 K% k6 d5 eEnergy sources and markets : W* r% G' c7 i* a7 h; R
Role of government $ W. l4 |2 T9 a4 K2 f+ \
Regulation
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If you enjoyed learning about - `- a4 g# @& i* c6 @
Externalities1 K# Q+ Q4 S G7 j1 [( T5 Z1 l
Regulation
, ^. z6 N7 C$ `& KGovernment roles
1 h: d$ w5 I0 M! I6 `Or would like to learn more about 4 p: R% K4 b T# g. r. U# Q* {
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration! A7 w: t4 J5 y' Z8 t% g
Steps taken to address deterioration8 t6 ~ }9 z, x" ]$ |
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! " q, v& `* p. ^- v5 z2 m& Q
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment! m! z. v C# f L" F+ c( b: J5 t
Topics: + m- Q6 ]2 p1 c7 y' _$ O) X
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
% F% o& A3 r0 K9 i" H2 A3 ~* b0 bTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
6 `# r+ p) G# ~! H2 WTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration & j: z1 w6 S& L" z
Recreation economics) m+ S+ W; I, }$ ]/ E
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If you enjoyed learning about
* ~4 a9 x) \" S# D' w8 m Individual Incentives
, R4 E# E7 c0 cTotal Welfare ; n# j! F9 h3 Q4 O7 P" |' ^" J; W8 O
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
8 d2 t: g6 a1 d; e: n$ v6 V1 NECON 378 Law and Economics+ P3 r, L2 i9 b
Topics:
$ H6 |) {6 [5 g% g' S5 X7 QIssues in Criminal and Family Law9 I% A. ?6 ? g' ~
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
( Q+ Z9 z3 n/ G9 s0 X( D& D$ AChild Support Payments" ?7 i( D* ?5 l- D+ |( U
Private Divorce agreements
0 v- _& U' r' b0 K$ J, WCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
5 X3 v# D Q: X0 D
" J, r$ y# t& W: bIf you enjoyed learning about : Q3 `1 j! d- T6 C' \+ i* x+ s
Prisoners Dilemma9 ^& N0 w8 d9 J. f1 i
Dominant Strategies
2 @) S, I* f9 h# T/ j; `( sCollusion
! Z3 {1 s6 M9 e* {8 N1 F5 _2 _You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
( N: D$ A" S" v2 YECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications2 v x& L5 `; m) x6 H+ x/ ^0 W
Topics: 6 r/ [$ S& o7 f
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games# T" ~ y% U9 X9 y. ^( f3 P% g2 @
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
" }* K* }' c' R" d. x; [4 j" GNote! Prerequisites: 1 }1 Z6 p! [2 m# r
ECON 384 & 299 |
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