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If you enjoyed learning about:
+ t3 D* F6 {; H& sTrade
- H' L. r. M$ D, P* Z/ I0 wGrowth
% n' G1 Q: H- Y3 aOr would like to learn more about:
" k6 y0 | H" yChina as an Emerging Economy
* j4 f9 w$ Q' J5 V" D3 j+ {- E) eYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!# h5 P ?# I+ U/ H y' B/ [% T
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development$ B8 `6 w# M+ y3 `7 U- ] y
Topics: 9 P+ p7 \4 W7 O% Y
Chinese Economy Characteristics
1 x" _, x' m, J. h6 xRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
. t: V4 G+ P' P6 w% aConsequences of economic reform
- x) `( R: Y# Z& LCanada’s economic relations with China* x Y/ @( C8 q7 T: X, W: b& g
. h' Z |, j1 E" i1 rIf you would like to learn more about:
- N; h7 _7 u% A6 K E6 eRich and Poor Countries. V% I9 `+ L/ r0 ^5 p& q3 t0 B
Why economies differ/ C8 j( P: `. @& Q
Causes for such differences. b5 e/ o' I s
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth8 D3 d/ N3 M! X) ~7 I
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
: B6 b! U0 S; ^9 q; eTopics: e; ?5 p7 r7 a5 L. Q3 [/ j
Technology
/ L1 P" e+ @+ c% F1 gInstitutions x9 v$ }% J1 K5 L% T
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about ' h' s& e9 o* V) c1 k8 ~2 `6 @
Supply and Demand
( f4 V1 ~" J: G1 W1 F& yConsumer Behavior3 }# ?% M) r4 Q- i1 Y Z
Production and Cost
- Y2 N- X7 ~( i, y# X! vPrice and Output
1 w) z0 D% o( H/ QMarket Structures
; ]* Z. i/ [( H- V% W# Q1 |You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
1 `& ~% Y- B d5 n. d dECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
- F) z+ t. T8 [& O- K! Q' TTopics:
: X5 Y0 d( w [' OTheory of consumer behavior
0 @% h. a6 z2 w9 N! `- }, E7 }) ITheory of production and cost
- J5 p& }. f4 b- b6 P2 l, PPrice and output determination under competition6 M# {3 w! A! ~0 w
Monopoly and other market structures# h# y. m& l- s C
- C; S- U) ~: \* i2 l+ JIf you enjoyed learning about ! Y% L: G9 ~' A+ z! j
Costs and Benefits 0 N. F( n2 U; G
Externalities3 S# L8 R+ w5 }9 J
Decision-making L6 p( @4 `# y, C7 t) r; @/ l
Or would like to learn more about # i$ ^( \9 p, @* Z) e4 s! ~2 w- ]0 }
Capital Investments
9 `: E* x4 Y3 Q5 F6 ^1 W) bYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
$ K. F6 ~: t1 _: o w2 F, wECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation' z; h Z6 K \+ X
Topics:
! I2 Z) {; `1 e2 d. p( |2 @Cost-Benefit Analysis# K# @, @. Z& d V+ I. ?
Evaluating Public Investment Projects; `! k4 C2 N# M5 k
Look at examples from ! p8 F! s$ V1 p5 p3 t/ P! z
Transportation
3 P- |+ j: w0 X! uRiver Basin Management
/ o5 L$ J B" I. w8 d$ p" A! @ |Electrical Generation
, T" Z, z9 `& A! FOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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4 k: n J& I: a5 r; ?If you enjoyed learning about " m5 O. q. @0 {' G
Supply and Demand+ D. h. n4 e5 i: E* ~) l7 b, b
Externalities
& f+ p7 C! a* G+ ZResource Allocation
& [8 [1 G# y/ K3 W' Q& h4 BTaxation6 G8 M$ V, ~+ l! H# I6 q( n3 E4 e
Or would like to learn more about
6 Y1 K- B. `9 N6 ^& h; mSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
# o2 @# ^1 `( \# u# }2 V2 yYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
* H B% ?) ] f, C/ w6 B9 IECON 365 Resource Economics
4 p# u. Q* g0 R4 YTopics:- I& k; r7 C4 {) E$ A8 d9 Q
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
5 o5 V' v) t6 I0 P% l/ BScarcity and pricing
- x: c! h* z9 BContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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: R1 g) h5 q8 B. }! GIf you enjoyed learning about
C( S* I: X! IResource Allocation
7 e: p" _7 N+ k: C& |9 k* s VPricing6 `2 r0 h/ M. N/ n0 O
Markets
, x/ D4 v4 d: }; X5 l# k$ WGovernment roles
# g" W/ W6 X, A H, q8 a8 EOr would like to learn more about 8 Z8 e) I9 o" P
The energy sector, including sources and markets
, B! P4 K0 G0 N' w6 zCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
1 ^% g# B/ F9 I M; i. \8 H! y* Z) u% xYou might enjoy a course about
, {4 ?' {: L$ g5 r# D: X9 YEnergy Economics!1 ]. h! r. p7 X1 m* U* O y
ECON 366 Energy Economics) k0 [$ d, f3 ^" O$ s
Topics: 7 C2 E; f X' E' o9 C
Pricing
# {3 Q# ~0 v E0 T: LRole in economic growth $ b" y5 B6 T1 o/ ]* o0 I
Energy sources and markets
# F' K0 I4 M, j4 B8 ` M" K/ `3 {0 hRole of government
1 |' o1 [8 j. _: r/ xRegulation & ?9 J7 e9 R; D3 E
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If you enjoyed learning about
" [5 d% U$ |3 e* U& EExternalities/ d0 A3 U1 y% n0 @9 `1 k i
Regulation. M+ R4 q* r) B
Government roles: W7 b3 z) p) @* b
Or would like to learn more about / h2 v* |* t/ J; i+ d
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration+ r: }2 D; Z; [ `1 v0 V8 ^# D7 B
Steps taken to address deterioration
! `# ?5 f0 K+ A# \/ v2 PYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! : h0 E: F) S3 Z
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment* X5 n4 H+ |# F, `0 `: G
Topics: 1 f: `0 c; [( A
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
) Z8 U( e, v& p& S7 [$ \8 |Types and causes of environmental deterioration ; n( m8 j) g I" A5 |
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
1 |$ }' l9 l- S3 \3 LRecreation economics( N: g$ L Q w
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If you enjoyed learning about% K$ t7 ]- q# T& q5 B
Individual Incentives
- T4 g# B8 r& N) Q7 g6 }2 {Total Welfare
, Y3 g( [( Y$ |" R( G4 y: N4 JYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
9 [6 `; E. ?4 E% X# C8 O, QECON 378 Law and Economics
/ T2 L; D) K* h7 QTopics:
, }# k- q0 U: n* }Issues in Criminal and Family Law) }# k- Y& x( C! `" w' X
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
; s3 I; s! d- }4 @5 AChild Support Payments# g$ w: W6 c+ T* H0 R3 ^( F- u
Private Divorce agreements& G2 d6 [2 i' W( N/ E
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act. R/ N& ?# A7 L, w g) I
: Q/ y: W8 m/ B: LIf you enjoyed learning about , l0 L. D9 V- ]" m4 q: M
Prisoners Dilemma% }' E, E C a1 H* B: I. w
Dominant Strategies- S! O5 q* I- z1 _' K0 m2 i* e) Y
Collusion6 P& t D4 B g7 t# S0 r
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 6 N% q2 m m1 z% O3 X
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
! m' I) _4 y' @Topics: 5 _/ f: H) i+ |( }- G
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games. o) L# D4 \" d/ |
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 4 m8 w9 ^. X8 c0 H6 B
Note! Prerequisites:
4 @0 Q- s# g4 R3 v1 j6 e2 uECON 384 & 299 |
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