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Growth
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China as an Emerging Economy! g: X5 h" b" o; W
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
' \$ @7 {8 Y; u5 O, ~, l9 ~ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development0 q7 o) Z9 U- L0 J. J
Topics: 3 h: ^% \- Q5 Q: y& i4 @
Chinese Economy Characteristics5 N6 L* Q' ^/ V6 e: ^5 S1 O
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy: o4 [6 Q$ `5 s ^
Consequences of economic reform: h$ i" V; ?4 y3 w( d
Canada’s economic relations with China1 P" F1 H: U, w9 s9 ?
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Rich and Poor Countries
$ u& h7 s" y, oWhy economies differ$ W; T. R9 Z9 W! G R
Causes for such differences
7 C9 o! e+ R7 [- T' r! _( s( ?You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
$ I- [9 L5 ~" ZECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth$ b5 e4 \8 Y7 B2 L: b( |3 W0 [9 O
Topics:( p, j$ o0 e# L7 |' r
Technology& h8 T" w; N( k( ~7 o
Institutions2 z8 K) B) y2 a& N7 r) L+ O
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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4 x; m. j: ~. G' f% {, m2 NIf you enjoyed learning about ) O5 ?9 q: w3 u0 N4 a+ V# d, H- ~
Supply and Demand" C% V {. k( ]3 X0 P: M& s, A
Consumer Behavior0 _" L3 u% F% F
Production and Cost
# K) d! ?3 Q9 j/ d" n: ePrice and Output
- \9 ?/ T9 X5 d8 _% e$ w% H) HMarket Structures
+ _; X5 }+ D1 a: L% b) A9 n$ [You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!5 D) e x; u5 |/ `6 o/ K( e
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
8 Q0 V- R) P* ]' dTopics: ' G" ?# r/ l4 ^! v7 M; e
Theory of consumer behavior1 j+ K- E$ L( r! u' G/ S+ I
Theory of production and cost* A8 @& n* b* c/ j$ M! m
Price and output determination under competition1 t9 P3 \' _7 b0 R
Monopoly and other market structures
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8 n7 C6 W0 H$ v, }3 a6 q- LIf you enjoyed learning about
. `; }/ c' G Y6 c) bCosts and Benefits
3 k, K) D. d! f* ?( p; IExternalities' m$ `1 {* v2 N, ?- r' M% j
Decision-making
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Capital Investments
" l" }0 m6 R5 S( M5 E3 Y# kYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!) _2 ~ @+ V v1 P1 a6 H
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation' X/ p) p2 f6 B
Topics:; _( y, p" E+ l* ?' Q3 B" X, S1 F1 h
Cost-Benefit Analysis
0 x% v/ p; Q0 T% ^7 LEvaluating Public Investment Projects. a& O- K1 s' x1 A" i* o
Look at examples from
, ^( @' ^" C( KTransportation# _# q- F5 H E: O! d6 m0 i: y
River Basin Management1 e* S- h, J1 a! l; V
Electrical Generation* n$ E2 v' y5 h3 ]( {" j
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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% [9 @. k$ \3 q; R/ n0 kIf you enjoyed learning about
$ G+ c0 S, D. A% oSupply and Demand* Q6 x- [/ g4 d% ^" G) f' w
Externalities8 s& C! I5 g6 a; Z* q* j# ?: G
Resource Allocation
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$ M* \$ f! i% q( z2 oSupply of Natural Resources in Canada; W# J8 `+ w0 o7 @
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!) \; |: ]; H5 ?$ y+ V) s- u% F( N
ECON 365 Resource Economics
, `) E8 z8 Z8 Z1 l+ V+ s5 c; cTopics:
% e/ n2 W; U7 [, K9 oExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources2 ]: J2 S4 _+ i* l* P4 n8 }' \
Scarcity and pricing
1 S1 t- _# m9 ~. _Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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4 M, f! ]* p, L9 o; |. L4 t) g5 eIf you enjoyed learning about
9 \5 \% V& s, Z" q: RResource Allocation6 W* u' q2 e! a# Z
Pricing
0 R0 R2 m) T2 c1 k+ B1 u$ t# ~Markets5 c$ k: R, u- d* b& [8 r
Government roles
+ f! {/ n7 Q0 |9 y( c& ~3 q1 BOr would like to learn more about 1 L; f, P8 e* f9 b
The energy sector, including sources and markets8 R; |2 {# W5 R, L
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
" g# x4 H4 ^' u ?4 RYou might enjoy a course about
/ S7 U" f; @3 c" F8 v0 {Energy Economics!1 ]- Q+ `/ ?& b
ECON 366 Energy Economics
& U0 c; C7 ]# S( M& UTopics:
6 H3 {* E4 A( h/ |Pricing
( [( j" M4 v: D1 bRole in economic growth
' S# C) h3 \7 ZEnergy sources and markets
3 x. R) e- S. x' z; b8 o* _Role of government ~3 o; o* A. R/ _
Regulation ! n' b( A, i7 ]% V9 Y* }/ u
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: T- z3 X; O/ L3 a' {5 CExternalities. I8 R% M( A9 ] O7 o( l+ B' w
Regulation0 I2 b$ W! i2 X+ X4 V% n7 ^0 }5 l! F
Government roles& u* X) u1 |. k- s. w
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration+ h, b/ q( o. Q: d# @* v
Steps taken to address deterioration
" @' n8 o; S# [, B% k: sYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
! k; i" ]% F! Y& j* ?$ @. eECON 369 Economics of the Environment( L; n) M9 ^( ]+ U4 _ u/ z$ A) e% i
Topics:
h C6 [) K5 z/ ]) D$ \& ~8 FEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
1 G- D2 G. i2 ?6 Z( C5 ~Types and causes of environmental deterioration 9 b+ d6 S' }! ?
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
]. G* {9 \) e' D+ n n IRecreation economics
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1 E+ W% M+ b; `If you enjoyed learning about
/ q, h4 v" ^; B- F9 }. D Individual Incentives
7 j% f2 u. o- J1 w( k+ FTotal Welfare 4 {. O; I. E9 {: o. ~ t0 g
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
+ L& I5 n$ k, dECON 378 Law and Economics
6 h# L" g$ |: y; t8 H2 ~& BTopics:
x7 t2 u4 w- d' V1 EIssues in Criminal and Family Law
4 p9 s6 U6 d5 r: Q# E2 rCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining5 f1 y0 J* z6 c. |2 P
Child Support Payments
$ F( t; S! H5 P7 w" `/ BPrivate Divorce agreements" y+ n8 g) e1 M% T
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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$ A0 i4 r3 `# T" CIf you enjoyed learning about $ b8 ]; o! d% S% @- m2 x' L
Prisoners Dilemma
N8 L' e. ?" d- V; XDominant Strategies7 t/ Q8 `" M& u1 b* [
Collusion
# c3 K/ ]- j% ^% D; K# \6 iYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
/ ~( `- m- Z9 a6 T6 GECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications6 A% a P& D0 ^: J% e. I$ h
Topics: - V, A+ h5 ^, h: G9 ?
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
2 c0 s5 ?' U) M( O5 XApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion , d: z9 O @/ z* B
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