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Trade
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Or would like to learn more about:
' m* Z/ f, M8 c$ ~* |; z5 I4 e. VChina as an Emerging Economy6 ^6 c6 ]. M- u0 o9 a" ~6 Y
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!' O1 I1 @7 m9 H& G7 h
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development; J7 H) T9 W! z1 [
Topics:
8 ^0 V2 O2 i; L* M K( |9 i; ^Chinese Economy Characteristics& R9 d8 C0 z% y) \! I
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy, Z& o1 a+ e M9 z
Consequences of economic reform1 s# _# M9 W# @$ b( D! A
Canada’s economic relations with China
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. M4 s% n' F' \ sIf you would like to learn more about: 9 U& u. C- u2 Y4 c
Rich and Poor Countries
% z4 R* ^1 n3 v8 CWhy economies differ
0 [" @. y- g5 y$ NCauses for such differences+ m9 h* {5 x" Z& y
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
' T4 w6 H6 Y1 i$ W9 x( Y( w& E8 l: tECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
- B5 K( m1 ^- m1 lTopics:
0 E6 `; G2 q% k$ V# r# gTechnology
) l; X i' L6 |' M$ [3 o9 v7 lInstitutions
2 Z4 J0 t7 f2 d3 R) tGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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$ H$ W, H0 T8 s& GIf you enjoyed learning about 1 d; S' c. {" f$ b- y
Supply and Demand
" G) x' h7 O0 c2 V! |8 @/ P- g4 TConsumer Behavior6 b* G' M* E m
Production and Cost6 M! D% l$ @* O O/ M+ j
Price and Output
/ @5 z, g6 F) b1 l4 ]Market Structures
( e9 A; B+ ?) k9 m$ Q0 `6 HYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!1 R4 g1 x' D4 O0 F L0 a
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I" g* f$ n2 F# K4 U: A
Topics:
6 n5 y" m3 j& b3 HTheory of consumer behavior
' A' ^7 ?2 [; H& @Theory of production and cost5 t2 I4 P: t9 X; d8 J
Price and output determination under competition
% l R- R1 l8 g8 E5 t. E* tMonopoly and other market structures
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- V% P; ~" x" s) A0 nIf you enjoyed learning about
8 Y e3 T; l; v1 [* SCosts and Benefits 6 n- b* d0 R/ O6 y
Externalities X+ N: S7 C, v! A/ h f, C
Decision-making' _) @4 p3 ~! h2 C! U# X4 m
Or would like to learn more about # D7 d1 z1 _/ S& p+ y/ Q7 o: f
Capital Investments
9 {7 `- V5 x" bYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!7 t( t8 u/ Y4 | w0 _/ E: E* w4 ]* g6 P
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation% [$ b0 D0 L; D: F/ t: P8 ?- X6 N
Topics:
' m8 Z7 I6 v* U! v, Z2 ^Cost-Benefit Analysis* m. X6 v. n3 d& V: r
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
* k: Z& b, c7 c# yLook at examples from . X* n$ n0 ?: e& D% m- s( i5 C
Transportation9 p9 s. G' c, o0 Y3 f
River Basin Management
. Q0 ~5 {! I- `1 OElectrical Generation
* y7 a* F ^7 l+ U# GOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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1 ]) f- w, y! Q+ mIf you enjoyed learning about
( z5 ?) L" A7 a- n2 W5 a) w2 L MSupply and Demand
% {) U$ w4 S( W: JExternalities% w9 Z% W, p3 {- Z
Resource Allocation7 _2 m. U3 T5 [. J
Taxation
2 A- t- ?0 K: c- x- r) lOr would like to learn more about : Z, D/ @1 e8 d% T4 z: r
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada1 ?! M) P. }& N& R' s( L! p2 ^
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
. o) L, [/ N z! N `: i, T5 zECON 365 Resource Economics0 @* b/ }0 @6 g q
Topics:. t. f# n/ ~! G" i
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
! ^1 @5 R* F t3 S2 F) lScarcity and pricing
* S& i$ v9 I9 }Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues W+ W, R* O# y
1 u- [8 d# y7 h; N/ b1 ZIf you enjoyed learning about
1 ~2 ~4 O+ d* b, Z2 b9 [Resource Allocation& [( a$ |. D$ O# p. Q
Pricing' S! F" T ?9 D. V; y
Markets
9 _1 g" V5 ^9 Y2 UGovernment roles. M) q$ P& t+ e* _6 j
Or would like to learn more about
0 J, D' m0 f8 l+ g- VThe energy sector, including sources and markets3 q0 e9 m; ]: ~: h: e) k
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
( g; f3 f% @2 e8 i" CYou might enjoy a course about * |" A9 q1 ~( ]9 A; \3 N! \
Energy Economics!
8 b* P% h' Y. X! X- ?, tECON 366 Energy Economics
5 M" n, a( m5 B9 p; |Topics:
) o9 y; U' G, X& j; @Pricing7 I1 a/ N- }( A. U+ h5 x
Role in economic growth
! @' D8 K! [- \2 }) `+ @Energy sources and markets
( x, g9 k8 m8 B( yRole of government 9 G5 V6 u- v9 z* _1 x0 Q
Regulation
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If you enjoyed learning about
2 L" J: Q1 H1 T) _Externalities
- f6 ~8 ^) |- o6 |! W$ oRegulation
8 _+ B$ w. v7 E, O$ k8 J0 p; {2 U# c% t6 @Government roles
1 t+ }6 D4 m+ g' J9 d; v$ X) JOr would like to learn more about & ]) I' f- N7 B
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration5 S& ^2 N8 T6 [
Steps taken to address deterioration5 U7 X w3 ^' u
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
( T2 }7 f) J, lECON 369 Economics of the Environment1 y7 Q* g1 i. m& t% U
Topics: / Q, c5 q9 [8 A
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment Y* y5 d& i, ` e$ c
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
7 s8 p7 Z& I, k H/ x* s/ Y& k: NTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 2 s' x/ B! E: Q* n. l( P
Recreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about
1 _% q; F9 K' y2 _ Individual Incentives
2 |) M% t' f! Z3 D m' j6 m- |! n& ~Total Welfare
2 T' }& ~8 N- R2 ]/ n& c( BYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 4 ^0 z9 y1 n( N4 O' z. d, V: Q' w
ECON 378 Law and Economics4 W8 G6 c' L2 Z; R+ T$ X
Topics:
! J/ S, a+ H2 OIssues in Criminal and Family Law
; c6 _' `& g& h) SCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining/ O4 X$ B5 q' R! e! c4 Y, j' {. h
Child Support Payments
* Y# u' E& s# [1 h* e# h k; ~3 jPrivate Divorce agreements) z7 z7 ]) N7 n: A) x" `
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act: ~, s5 m J( n' U6 u& c
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If you enjoyed learning about
8 \) i( t& \. i# {Prisoners Dilemma
# I1 [& }0 H1 Z; u. ^" E fDominant Strategies
0 d* k- u% d/ x e- _Collusion0 Z' B' \# e9 C0 M
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
- ?+ B8 F1 {/ k8 w3 i& t* iECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
7 Q2 n) _2 Z0 f: {Topics:
% n* y6 }# E. W# ?8 z0 CAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
, ], n) g6 |7 p, Y/ T6 wApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion A9 a7 v4 s3 T. G
Note! Prerequisites: D! q' f, N8 T6 G
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