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If you enjoyed learning about: 9 j3 `# |) p3 l/ |0 X
Trade/ x h2 s1 k$ j- @2 U) l6 ~
Growth
% U7 W, n( M5 z$ {4 ?Or would like to learn more about: / z# B7 Q& t" D. _4 T: Q# e
China as an Emerging Economy
& t8 M n! K* n# v" F2 X$ n kYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!4 \& l6 C% i4 U0 g* _9 F! A! a; A
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
+ A& E0 Z% W! j9 r# d& eTopics: , j: y: S" p8 z+ i5 Y1 Y _
Chinese Economy Characteristics7 a) S, C4 Q. a6 t; I- R- ?5 C
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
4 u0 W. c/ h4 N3 uConsequences of economic reform* k/ K2 H; `, f, M5 m s
Canada’s economic relations with China
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If you would like to learn more about:
! p3 S* \8 J) W- w, URich and Poor Countries
0 t3 H N8 U8 h+ ]- cWhy economies differ2 j9 O, n% j# X' \4 U8 k* m
Causes for such differences
) g r2 k) ~- y5 ZYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
4 S; g5 C% l7 q7 l1 _( X5 SECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
4 X- k$ f" g' P0 [8 k( TTopics:
- x# }3 d) _! f$ }Technology
N/ S) g; \# KInstitutions
8 v5 [& f) z, Q3 b: y3 {, x3 qGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence * |5 y4 W+ o: e# i. \" @
5 M2 R- L6 g4 j) lIf you enjoyed learning about $ {% ~# Y& A% [" k( w: S* l
Supply and Demand/ U5 @/ U( i1 t# j9 i2 x8 m
Consumer Behavior
/ i. [8 a% C) e" ?' J# XProduction and Cost
6 q: v( i* z# zPrice and Output
+ `% M ?" ^9 o5 M6 @1 |Market Structures
+ ~1 }( Z" S- D6 Q; e; T# G" n6 vYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!/ l& U, i$ M* ~$ {0 ~% S0 l
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
3 h" U1 F3 }' UTopics:
4 T) o4 A" V- v& {- K% Z5 p& D7 t8 WTheory of consumer behavior
, f' N8 ~. R) jTheory of production and cost
! m7 U0 a1 _$ |- }. b% Z3 y3 m: WPrice and output determination under competition
4 V9 u% t6 J9 O4 {; z4 n* l" \* N) u# @Monopoly and other market structures6 t# _8 P, g" ]5 h" X7 m& G
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Costs and Benefits
# y$ f4 U' X3 q8 p6 RExternalities3 l- N I& |. }" V% [: J/ H
Decision-making
% ^! I2 i' A4 e* P# J8 I/ w- JOr would like to learn more about ) u9 w% |. G) O1 U1 u
Capital Investments. C! o9 n, l! d
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!6 E- f c" T, }6 P/ K$ M
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation* U9 r; H& _2 s! A/ T. s# D A7 `
Topics:! @: n& G$ I5 [% e+ m; z4 b7 ]2 o% H7 w
Cost-Benefit Analysis
) z3 ^" S6 q/ q0 S- [: OEvaluating Public Investment Projects/ l! u& X9 K& y- l) R6 v4 f! i
Look at examples from 2 x; \, B9 K+ R j
Transportation
, _# ]1 T) t4 [River Basin Management) Q( J+ h# w. |7 q, q5 |
Electrical Generation
; J3 B, C. j2 v; kOil & Gas and Pollution Control) K2 l' j* V. N. g7 I0 u9 A+ p
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If you enjoyed learning about
' x. x9 j' L' qSupply and Demand
, [" z" y. Y, C) m# m' Y& tExternalities: }4 k, P& H6 Y# y7 H$ R
Resource Allocation
. \) N2 k9 I3 ]6 u9 hTaxation h3 p5 k1 d3 t0 w( Q0 b/ B
Or would like to learn more about
0 r' C$ U8 o- r5 W! MSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
" v) Z- j7 G. W# m( d- nYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!% T$ Q) O3 S& Y: `
ECON 365 Resource Economics
" d5 T! p( t0 \1 [2 B7 A0 VTopics:
- ? y! n3 O, m" G+ p+ @1 XExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
/ C" o! J1 w( H$ B# m& ~* Q2 V7 rScarcity and pricing
\9 a; F1 T& i' G' LContemporary Canadian resource policy issues( V; _" Q0 Z; J/ W
, b6 u0 `0 n) f/ b) e: _3 vIf you enjoyed learning about
3 _: C& g0 `* v7 g$ _9 M1 r% D: YResource Allocation
$ I$ D2 G2 ]' m" R+ J" i0 VPricing2 c+ P# q4 r5 J$ ~- w
Markets6 j/ e& ?, W0 Q; t; i4 a. P
Government roles8 O3 C# j2 X) U% N6 K0 V J
Or would like to learn more about ! t: o; v' H) j+ x+ L9 o! p
The energy sector, including sources and markets
% {1 _2 C, K1 LCanadian Energy Policy and current issues1 f$ I5 D% H: F3 z( Q
You might enjoy a course about # `3 i A/ Y8 @! u& ?6 x
Energy Economics!- i9 q% ? j4 K4 N
ECON 366 Energy Economics
- V2 [3 K& X" C+ J! eTopics: 1 h# Z/ D2 O7 c0 n$ i/ \& n T4 q
Pricing" ^" w5 ?; W2 f
Role in economic growth ) s4 P* w) Q8 K/ \) W
Energy sources and markets
- U' ~6 s$ n0 |5 T# \Role of government
$ E4 J. G+ c* T& iRegulation * R d7 }! V; S% i$ v1 _7 ~" r
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Externalities
+ `0 f1 J. H6 `2 R8 ?Regulation) B6 G X2 r3 b# I2 k i& `& |, I
Government roles _/ d* T ^" `# p
Or would like to learn more about
. G2 ~" {8 @) g( ]5 r9 QEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration/ O$ G' X' E8 o! `( k" I: {
Steps taken to address deterioration& U; g4 b0 _1 S8 h1 O. c, Y
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
( F6 I2 g2 M" y; M0 ]ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
1 |% G! H$ { [% _& A+ [* D; KTopics: & x" F2 v) B* m9 F1 `% E
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
2 W3 l3 v7 X" RTypes and causes of environmental deterioration - V) _$ F1 z9 y
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration " D; P* W$ b4 ?* k. ^' D
Recreation economics5 R& r; A! P0 o% @
5 {5 }" m: ^. w7 z. w BIf you enjoyed learning about/ h" }& a" \2 f8 l9 x) {2 @1 ` t# W9 A
Individual Incentives
& y% O( \- [3 ^9 w3 PTotal Welfare
& S; n( P) |! JYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
9 i, A: O7 D+ ?2 U. wECON 378 Law and Economics0 u- z. j$ i4 Y& r8 M2 O8 x. b
Topics: 7 L- R* z6 q1 T* F' \9 W
Issues in Criminal and Family Law7 X, |- P9 w/ v( F
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining8 u' f, J/ I2 M" I+ T4 y8 J
Child Support Payments* F3 s+ u% q/ K
Private Divorce agreements
1 ]- A* O. i& D# {6 i# yCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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+ r: T, X5 M! uIf you enjoyed learning about
+ t9 y3 u1 t/ d! |- T# C3 ZPrisoners Dilemma
( S3 }" v& V* oDominant Strategies
. r; S8 g8 t @7 wCollusion
4 C( k$ T1 E. T: _( i( lYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
) }6 h w( z/ ^( O7 C, {ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications1 G9 h* G1 Q- @8 N, e
Topics:
# c' l. F: r4 o1 Y+ |4 z2 r1 s& UAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games* X$ p+ S; D! E( u1 A1 C
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
6 g1 ^. [) B4 |7 y3 ~3 ?Note! Prerequisites:
/ V% z" E8 l, CECON 384 & 299 |
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