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Trade. |6 J, J- ]) Y K8 O5 p K, e3 d
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: \9 U5 S) H) a3 ^7 R) R* s. w( J4 rChina as an Emerging Economy
/ C0 ~2 u8 N2 c' l! ?You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
1 Y+ G D o7 j6 ]0 nECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
" I; [" F; z3 n& JTopics: 1 }0 Q$ P3 A) c" _
Chinese Economy Characteristics
! N( c" r# ~& n8 h& `/ r* qRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
3 h+ J, l1 I7 ^. o* u: kConsequences of economic reform) J% y9 s: ]4 j
Canada’s economic relations with China) t( f8 D7 T: h" _# A
+ N- n: k% w9 k! B, k/ ], QIf you would like to learn more about:
# n, a0 \3 s$ D H6 Z( qRich and Poor Countries2 T% m1 G0 Z5 f
Why economies differ
3 N* m$ Y5 s4 g9 ~$ r/ @Causes for such differences
: N4 `% w: v4 Z; v. J0 KYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth$ K) r. e+ Z5 I) t3 c5 L6 K
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
) H: l, n7 |, V# C$ c7 y; KTopics:; H; R6 A) D6 z- @# d7 F, ]; N e
Technology% A$ f) [! v5 K( H* |
Institutions
8 G+ ?% B' o% L" [Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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Supply and Demand
' U( D$ C, d0 ~* D: }1 JConsumer Behavior" R2 R, C% m4 `( \6 D8 z& D0 I
Production and Cost) p. H% C+ p. v# }' o6 \# a
Price and Output7 a$ q1 R' F, [8 A/ u
Market Structures1 c5 B( t, _' |6 N2 u+ g9 s
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
: e/ N; `+ p5 {% ~& e. fECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I$ O8 F% M& c- _
Topics:
- d G3 k" x2 o2 z& f. E5 |/ n: xTheory of consumer behavior
% M. S' }6 E3 [8 GTheory of production and cost- U3 }; l) ^8 r6 a
Price and output determination under competition
- K( [; @& F7 l* G$ f6 T. o g# |Monopoly and other market structures' _+ A3 Y% z5 E1 x9 B
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3 t @; l* N9 N6 O9 jCosts and Benefits
+ h" I1 O. h& E9 a9 d; }, U# }Externalities/ w% p1 j; Z! v/ A, V
Decision-making
3 k( z; j9 p) K$ w; z, [: MOr would like to learn more about % }: w* j5 f% M3 U1 r
Capital Investments/ e! H7 l& O, _
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!7 _: X d$ F9 t% b+ O
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
! d/ n5 [! f b$ r9 q! {; GTopics:
" t, Y" @9 o3 y: x( k; M$ K) ACost-Benefit Analysis( ~* v( I6 V+ V+ L
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
" P5 P B. D( CLook at examples from * S" j; h' e+ y Y( x/ m
Transportation
( s% F8 E6 [9 a7 O7 r$ L) aRiver Basin Management! M$ _ E& ~. @4 p
Electrical Generation
E! _# h6 y( A Y3 A2 l% A# K( ^Oil & Gas and Pollution Control' d3 Y( W& C. G' g, Y
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If you enjoyed learning about 4 |2 ^ J* m5 Y' n% z* Q0 l
Supply and Demand
- l* h0 M% U' T! }+ K7 L0 X- CExternalities
) }& X& A+ p5 }0 I3 @) VResource Allocation$ k* G, `* T8 S7 l) o( E
Taxation
+ `0 M! O4 c0 F2 }2 Y1 p' c# YOr would like to learn more about
5 i. d$ t) C; H( S; ?! W5 gSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
1 a+ i1 I4 Z8 G0 S( gYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!: ]0 y( f' p, _- |" ^
ECON 365 Resource Economics
( k. l& F) s `: Z! y0 f" sTopics:
" }9 E( ~& l$ [* S6 EExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources- _ F" t- H' S# C
Scarcity and pricing9 J3 d1 L q" f. n
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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! k7 `. }: @% H8 W1 i% lResource Allocation! k2 ?. a- S; r# i! \4 I+ L
Pricing
: L& T8 a+ b- F+ k! k$ AMarkets
_4 }3 G( A$ T6 s/ t8 WGovernment roles; E* Y1 B# Q/ x
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The energy sector, including sources and markets
; Z( |9 L* y8 O# D2 X+ _+ ^ D+ \Canadian Energy Policy and current issues |5 y8 x# }9 |" K5 `& o6 n
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Energy Economics!
/ ?. W: P$ v& a. [7 z7 IECON 366 Energy Economics
5 y' A9 v3 K% h/ D) T! u, E0 uTopics: % J0 s; j1 N& p! j# ^( P
Pricing
1 r; P; N! Z: R- |+ [Role in economic growth # f j$ N4 g2 g2 W% E) B9 q
Energy sources and markets ! _% Y$ m9 i# q7 m3 B
Role of government
- A. J4 d6 |$ f/ C: JRegulation ! H0 l$ F& c m7 T' H5 S/ E* _
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) [! R3 h8 L+ O! W- F; I4 n# pExternalities
/ e/ z" o6 M' Z) ORegulation2 g8 p2 p( W: t% W
Government roles
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration- A. [7 \: E5 M' p
Steps taken to address deterioration
0 f2 _' u. s/ R) zYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! * w& P' r( L3 E9 {- A- Z
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment& U: Z1 T) M) i: H. Q
Topics:
( ` t* S7 ]7 Z! ~( N; ]: PEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment + w0 O) ^% h. N% x+ M2 D
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
4 r2 S t6 z9 ETheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
+ m7 f8 ^' _+ j. URecreation economics' S6 Q7 P# r; V# t5 S
0 z3 L7 s. F9 V9 rIf you enjoyed learning about# I" C: w( k* ]3 R1 u
Individual Incentives
! H/ N! c6 y7 \5 c4 R' \& A3 ITotal Welfare
) x; P9 c0 K/ [' I6 fYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! x2 {1 K( ^/ S( B# j6 t
ECON 378 Law and Economics/ k2 y% B$ J% ^# }3 Q9 m2 Q
Topics: 2 Z; a- r8 y v( M* O' K
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
6 v: ^9 }1 O" r/ r F' H' CCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining$ R& |4 Q6 q, C/ X5 L. l- b
Child Support Payments& ?+ \* F9 e+ n- _' S
Private Divorce agreements5 q# o9 _+ f: w- G' ^1 Q- B) H5 ]
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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( d o# P. @/ I5 ^If you enjoyed learning about
8 v& V' M8 R6 T; Y* i+ ~+ dPrisoners Dilemma1 z9 y8 J& k2 w; |0 c3 r
Dominant Strategies9 V) y$ O0 ]5 |3 L$ G
Collusion
; |3 {7 A7 b, w# qYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
. y# E; B' U) n) h* jECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
$ `( F/ J7 O9 wTopics: # e, \5 r7 ^, \+ f' l8 A9 Y- Z" ]
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
0 L4 B9 f$ }) G) D2 TApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
$ {) y. ?& B! m) [' _Note! Prerequisites: : @! K# h/ E3 i+ V7 f
ECON 384 & 299 |
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