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If you enjoyed learning about:
. z3 L2 A- ~% n& e: ?Trade
2 y6 G6 v. U1 A4 W, E6 |& VGrowth6 j2 W4 i8 P& E( q
Or would like to learn more about:
9 ~: e6 y R MChina as an Emerging Economy
2 c$ {# B2 z2 P" sYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!# r6 A+ I; \. m. ^- D p
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development3 K$ g! {. K: I: J" P& o% m
Topics:
0 A* ~* E& J- \* {Chinese Economy Characteristics2 [8 B+ M& o# Z+ A
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
4 X$ Z& [$ n% }5 iConsequences of economic reform% v1 ?4 B: D& P3 o. V2 X
Canada’s economic relations with China, ?6 R" N% z. y ` K t0 N
) x G/ Z; y9 S% p0 j% p+ |( D! }If you would like to learn more about:
1 q' U" v4 b/ ]Rich and Poor Countries3 P3 K2 p: X, ~
Why economies differ
' @" u( S& |5 w4 K( i/ vCauses for such differences
9 l+ K6 z; J* k8 Q- JYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth- M r! s' i3 T) f, P3 K" I6 h
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth; U1 e4 |+ t" ?( F0 Q, U' q5 @6 t# }
Topics:
7 l* q( C- S) l4 tTechnology
/ g9 I+ @3 h! r- ?( CInstitutions, L3 }( K7 Z+ V m7 V
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about 4 v( s1 y/ A7 e: e
Supply and Demand
' O1 \# b3 p: U9 F2 c4 u |( |* XConsumer Behavior6 }( h3 k: k& @$ ]; u- x& d& P
Production and Cost
3 c- _, l6 U- M1 F) X; LPrice and Output) A& j7 [) ?& h% [5 I: n* R! {
Market Structures+ j7 E) [' J+ N6 A! X8 T
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!$ h9 Z4 P# Q* p; X8 h; z
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
, W7 _ T g5 a2 RTopics:
3 y7 E4 u1 T! O+ s! J- oTheory of consumer behavior) G% x8 n @) P/ f' ~; @
Theory of production and cost
( e1 M8 N! } BPrice and output determination under competition
9 {7 Q, s# e( Y4 ]4 pMonopoly and other market structures* Q/ o* c) v o$ L* V$ h- K
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If you enjoyed learning about ! ~$ o% J, G( Z2 v
Costs and Benefits
y+ j- |( A( @+ k: k. S4 MExternalities
' G3 Q1 S9 v p, |. w2 Y5 w1 f, R2 ^Decision-making a+ I0 E' D6 P: X6 |! S+ D( {
Or would like to learn more about
/ G* G1 o% O4 j3 sCapital Investments' A0 i: y* L( G- \9 U) u) i
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!' P8 o$ F; H4 E5 `' K) F2 _; I
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
' ~- F$ u, n5 ?) qTopics:
1 F p# j5 F9 g( o( X+ G! {( c& v: \Cost-Benefit Analysis' \) ~( i9 A# z7 l; a' f
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
2 a' d. O4 N, S9 ?. ^Look at examples from
7 |. C9 N U9 M& c! i% FTransportation5 d# l) ` u% J( Y! @( B9 I0 m
River Basin Management0 n# |& x" ^2 E% E5 C) ?& M
Electrical Generation
5 f" M* s/ Y2 ?Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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- A+ v2 H" V: }# S X. p5 eIf you enjoyed learning about 0 z p2 Z; y* s' _; e k
Supply and Demand* a, X' Z r2 b& k% U6 T
Externalities
3 P" O6 }( v- ^$ {Resource Allocation
, i+ e. Z, f" _1 ITaxation
, i8 W: k. C1 S1 @Or would like to learn more about $ t6 ^/ }. g; s9 I5 o5 e
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada' y* z) Y& D/ b' r/ K3 g+ V% _" i
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
! V: M9 C( t5 j, cECON 365 Resource Economics
I! C2 P; }! x7 T: W3 n) oTopics:! ^9 I e! x; E% n3 B3 l3 u
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
4 J: c6 X- w8 t6 g5 [Scarcity and pricing- ]# Y. U+ L( \+ w O: B
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues7 F& z+ J( _! j! w* n7 F4 v8 r
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If you enjoyed learning about
: S$ Y# ~9 l& Y# D" N: t# T* K7 R4 \/ ~Resource Allocation
9 K' Y8 Y8 u# S! E" Z6 SPricing
7 W) z2 u1 B1 EMarkets
/ i# d8 O0 [9 H: AGovernment roles
" C; k- h6 o- U& P) uOr would like to learn more about # x! j/ c" j% H3 [6 [
The energy sector, including sources and markets' f) k: T+ e2 s: |0 C/ }
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues" o2 ?; o3 K& q @2 ^4 n# n. K
You might enjoy a course about 8 a8 P/ Z0 Z$ |, g/ x
Energy Economics!/ U! U B4 B x5 Q" E, k3 s
ECON 366 Energy Economics7 g H3 b R. T5 u5 X
Topics: 7 m0 k) }9 C- ]( c( t# n" p! Q
Pricing
- Y, ?( k) }: e- A( QRole in economic growth
* G% |: v8 V3 W; l8 wEnergy sources and markets 0 ~4 b4 [* [5 D B4 {% j) r
Role of government " M K0 `' Z6 @/ n: v3 ?
Regulation
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# p. N$ W5 L; T1 ~9 Z1 Y6 k+ L; w( JIf you enjoyed learning about
8 V; R; {, _; V X7 k, o! rExternalities* T4 K& A m/ B6 T& E9 z- e
Regulation
P% U. ^. U5 rGovernment roles
1 Y4 o2 H% j! D q- g" G% WOr would like to learn more about
# {+ _2 l( [ l) U& Y5 Q! iEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
2 a( x3 Q5 r- H$ H& i$ [- f s: S9 KSteps taken to address deterioration
! y/ I, ^. [6 n( u2 K9 C$ QYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! , h" N# I. P8 e) x
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
! m2 L& C) o( X1 x5 Z6 X6 GTopics: ( F$ T! z8 k- e4 q# U/ i* W3 Y
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment , M8 J/ G, }; O
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
/ {9 E/ y, e" |/ c$ dTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
& ^( m) [# ?7 jRecreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about/ X- H2 x# E9 t5 f, h
Individual Incentives
2 g8 M. a$ U5 L% f- t ETotal Welfare 2 C/ [" w) j% g1 l# E
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
/ O" T- G1 [1 m1 m! e) D/ J) l Q3 v2 sECON 378 Law and Economics. r* v+ o) d+ y+ l8 Q) f
Topics: 8 L: R" F q! f1 ^
Issues in Criminal and Family Law0 w+ P% Z7 w! _% Z
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining3 w. [+ l' o( b ^/ L7 u# y. ]
Child Support Payments
. H2 P2 L- }9 r! O f7 U1 [: [2 sPrivate Divorce agreements
; p, n5 H( y+ TCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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If you enjoyed learning about / o2 A6 i; n0 t: I6 @/ l' ?! o
Prisoners Dilemma0 j7 M; Q! T. p
Dominant Strategies
& G$ C, i9 u. h: |Collusion
3 V3 B! ]5 _. b; q: l+ g X0 bYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! ' ]2 P+ ]7 v* v8 g: k
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications5 e- m. w& O5 E, p' P6 \
Topics: 2 K' v; P, ^1 ~* e! @! P( s& Z' o
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games4 f! Y% Y2 d3 o: `( r- g+ f( n7 F( w
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
: c( S& R6 @2 v4 GNote! Prerequisites: / s: b) @. e$ J3 h8 c; q- U: I
ECON 384 & 299 |
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