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Trade8 s0 R- S t3 y7 e
Growth R6 i& e( ?" B
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, n4 t9 l6 y( r M* t5 oChina as an Emerging Economy$ d- S3 R" a1 z c) Z4 L
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!8 W3 _5 |0 p N
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development; |* G0 r/ d2 s5 f
Topics:
( h- ~# ?& P: V8 r# VChinese Economy Characteristics
4 K: n( w: P0 JRecent Events in the Chinese Economy/ [9 ~& }0 t6 Z. d
Consequences of economic reform
) W, K) r+ K3 q$ aCanada’s economic relations with China
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If you would like to learn more about: 5 A+ b4 ~+ G X2 q. e
Rich and Poor Countries
! I9 X" H' m% K4 lWhy economies differ
: i) V0 f9 x6 U* }% V& uCauses for such differences
' X$ n$ z! r+ d0 r% ?& }4 R8 _You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
- g9 p9 S0 s; U( p; zECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth7 V3 c: N8 u0 }( W3 U
Topics:
3 l) Q: F6 `" n/ [& B* iTechnology" Z" m2 b: O/ i+ c3 U
Institutions0 z3 u1 K- s, a. _
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about
$ t5 p+ y {$ i" ESupply and Demand1 E0 X# S$ j' W K' Y( S6 b( n& X; L
Consumer Behavior
1 Q! g) |: e7 ^$ z7 L5 d4 ZProduction and Cost. H5 O1 j" y' A) N& g
Price and Output
7 l! n: s) ? ^) V( _, Q; j( {- x SMarket Structures5 M$ ?! f( S2 G) e4 _( F3 y
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!( C5 Y& ?. K6 V! Z! O' x* _
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I# a; L9 v% y! _, I/ ^2 _
Topics:
$ b" u' j! J. V: RTheory of consumer behavior" g% u. f& U) ~& M$ J
Theory of production and cost4 ]1 j0 a% c# `+ C- |; P
Price and output determination under competition
# C( a- h2 A& Z3 b, h- N4 mMonopoly and other market structures
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9 ?7 p1 p# B5 {* @If you enjoyed learning about
) t6 H3 M; b5 Y& {/ }Costs and Benefits . [, C: G: F5 [: c( z/ U, X
Externalities6 z# U& M) C7 D6 I4 E
Decision-making
" x1 p9 r d4 l; ^Or would like to learn more about
# _7 B6 d! L/ K2 F+ gCapital Investments
- N. G* K! h# d# Y: BYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
9 k9 b" l& r* P1 C" YECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
% `( c2 ?( Q' W; w, X$ UTopics:
j1 w$ u1 h7 j& m' MCost-Benefit Analysis, y4 B4 z" G& p8 _
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
. [* ~! i. m# L: p' GLook at examples from
: F8 l( _! D8 L% f2 E! g# OTransportation
) s& v' }; j# g# H( V2 uRiver Basin Management0 C2 K' O# K3 [
Electrical Generation" L7 X: s- [6 C5 ^4 E1 p6 t
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control2 E) t- T" i9 |* {. |* S' O. [9 |
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! D; v! g- |& M3 o3 K) pSupply and Demand
. f' A( Q0 v/ F; N: X% NExternalities7 _5 o, n* ^$ I) _& ?
Resource Allocation) n9 E$ o6 q9 e$ A) T
Taxation
8 m9 Z4 a# R4 ?6 I5 QOr would like to learn more about
8 e5 ?1 S% k* P" U- z7 ?# DSupply of Natural Resources in Canada+ E N6 A) D7 Y+ k/ G
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!% W- g8 c* T6 G
ECON 365 Resource Economics1 R* E- S" C5 T4 g$ z
Topics:2 ^4 x5 l# h6 Y/ t4 o0 ]* ]' r
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
- P5 t4 c0 a- fScarcity and pricing
4 S/ ~" |5 a4 h) D) K9 h6 AContemporary Canadian resource policy issues8 V. `0 q# w, v1 P
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Resource Allocation6 }4 G i" D. G3 O) o
Pricing
: c' X, S' I# Z. n' E" n/ D( Q1 W# I' EMarkets
. T5 c' }/ E6 [' [Government roles, q8 d! B' C* v& q( k8 X% z: g( }8 f
Or would like to learn more about
5 p$ _& u4 p0 i8 ? WThe energy sector, including sources and markets! ]& r& ]3 T3 W9 ^/ L
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues( f2 B8 c3 P2 {6 o# n
You might enjoy a course about
( s/ J' v/ r- Y+ L HEnergy Economics!
1 j) S; N' X, S" ?) oECON 366 Energy Economics
6 c* d: [" x& r9 e8 D! aTopics: 9 T+ [% u' g4 m% b9 y6 E
Pricing
& D' F$ V+ |9 u* SRole in economic growth 3 k; n. a% D$ T
Energy sources and markets * m o$ d X5 Z4 g8 B/ ^
Role of government % v9 |" l% _6 U6 l+ z
Regulation & T% X+ p" z+ B' g) i/ H
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- t% E' Q. V4 `0 s% j( JExternalities* S- j1 X3 j6 O; _3 \: @- p8 n
Regulation) b# T: _/ i! q4 h: u8 K$ Y
Government roles
" D$ l: e3 [" t& v0 hOr would like to learn more about
/ D. w/ q- r& LEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration+ Z" h" c! J! c
Steps taken to address deterioration3 s# [1 Z+ I+ _- i6 d
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 8 k) ?( K3 t5 o0 a+ d4 K: n
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment% d4 ?8 C( D7 F- Z& R! T
Topics: & E" ~* ?) v Y/ R& `
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment 8 c) h1 H1 K& {( |( x
Types and causes of environmental deterioration 6 C7 {4 Q4 T2 `4 w" @
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
% X8 d# A2 I6 M/ t* {; ARecreation economics" n- E7 b, n% Y9 T
5 }) i6 X6 }" I" e2 F5 X: t. GIf you enjoyed learning about# n% G6 S6 u* f) L h
Individual Incentives
3 r" \: X* O, c. x6 RTotal Welfare " ^1 Q' V: Q, ?7 A1 u! C- K7 T' I) _
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
/ C: T8 D8 Y: K U5 `* kECON 378 Law and Economics6 ^8 j, q4 [& b |5 p. ?9 Y
Topics:
* s( C* K: l' Z* aIssues in Criminal and Family Law
3 o7 T: T- x( c$ _( |6 U) I" Y% h3 GCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
9 s3 ~6 d8 Y5 l4 E; N, H$ |Child Support Payments
+ A2 r7 ~5 _6 k6 u' C/ ]Private Divorce agreements
- k2 o; r( k, z# ?' S/ PCriminal provisions of the Competition Act# x( `) w5 L, ?8 C
( l2 Q, T5 U5 X. @& b! M+ y' q: ]If you enjoyed learning about 4 o$ O7 O9 M+ ]" z, v8 d
Prisoners Dilemma1 t/ Y- B4 ]. p$ w( O" F# `
Dominant Strategies
4 X% r- K1 O" C$ pCollusion
) x" j+ }. L( zYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! . ?: b5 q6 Y+ \& Y7 T2 A8 `2 A
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications& k }3 t3 t$ E+ l1 |/ J1 j3 m
Topics:
$ J: I: k7 D& SAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
. ^$ L( `, }8 w7 Y; z4 X( \Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
/ n, D' p: H; R: j0 n/ Y: R ONote! Prerequisites: % j ~8 ` t4 w9 D' w! B
ECON 384 & 299 |
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