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If you enjoyed learning about: ?) B; `; ?- T% `* A, {2 M% {+ ?1 X
Trade: @+ M6 P+ U; u; O% M; u$ d- G; [9 r
Growth
c% v8 z% P1 fOr would like to learn more about: 6 c) f/ r% E' R+ B5 H! j$ ?: o8 S
China as an Emerging Economy
- [$ N& G6 c, P3 i$ j4 K% vYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!8 i. Z+ ~$ q! H4 W+ p; q
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development, h+ \4 o m; [/ }
Topics:
v }5 H0 T' v2 P& w4 a0 ?8 {4 a( y- C5 LChinese Economy Characteristics
8 y. A: \4 A% u K2 ?% g, oRecent Events in the Chinese Economy$ E2 z% X0 W t
Consequences of economic reform( l& q( N! R& _; P# I6 h6 f
Canada’s economic relations with China3 Y8 Q0 i7 y! U( M1 X/ b5 Z
% I2 ?; e1 @9 E0 M5 gIf you would like to learn more about:
& t1 E6 z# \0 ~4 m4 O* k \Rich and Poor Countries' }3 v+ `+ ^2 {1 }! w! A9 a2 G
Why economies differ
s& j7 ]/ o I6 W7 ? V/ X+ ZCauses for such differences
: I/ `1 V& r0 C% d4 l" H& i! m. LYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
6 m' H0 e$ u. d T' T7 _- R) RECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth6 g/ p8 d0 B) w- Z" v
Topics:1 q% ^# |) n: ^" E( z% E2 s
Technology
1 g. y, d5 D1 SInstitutions( A; l! i3 B9 K; q! F3 _
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence 6 y# @8 G, i$ Q9 x/ a6 V9 x' s
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If you enjoyed learning about * M; @ ?3 Y, ~
Supply and Demand" F! P4 h9 z- G, G. Q9 L. o
Consumer Behavior
: @3 ~7 L9 y. r4 ^- WProduction and Cost! j+ c. W8 _0 K: T- u3 ~8 h
Price and Output
8 b4 y- [" N! A& w" I! C% [Market Structures2 F/ l7 W7 d! D
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
! o8 p) r' _2 ^! h* }. l, J7 V8 \ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I1 Q% g& H* k/ {1 v
Topics: # {: t) H& u3 p4 p' E) k" `
Theory of consumer behavior* ^% I2 z# _' O6 L8 M1 ~
Theory of production and cost
& G, \ a' }$ jPrice and output determination under competition
! r$ R2 W3 {- T2 a3 Y8 }Monopoly and other market structures
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6 }# n+ i& H! v% s$ O, PIf you enjoyed learning about 5 W) ^' W& c+ J- c8 \( X
Costs and Benefits
2 I6 Q( H9 g5 [7 j4 q( I8 `# cExternalities
' j+ h# I+ i( e0 }( @Decision-making7 u7 s5 ^* h: M
Or would like to learn more about 8 T; S* X3 d0 Y# T& Z
Capital Investments. C D) b) ~; I8 z+ u5 C7 M
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
4 g1 ~4 J& K3 b' LECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
* o s0 o; B1 J, A- H4 QTopics:
; u% k& i" o& L, [/ w+ K1 uCost-Benefit Analysis( x) H5 a: v( U+ T& ~2 |8 v
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
9 G. h! O& |- _Look at examples from
* K Z+ H% c1 k) UTransportation1 P, f$ R& o5 K: p4 I& H
River Basin Management
2 \# @1 B: E4 b( T8 x7 k; hElectrical Generation! E; ?5 D4 ?# K+ B2 D$ e: W
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control8 ]' g0 ?4 K8 W4 Z* M# Q1 |
1 _6 ]7 l# g7 H8 B5 N9 G( F* V/ OIf you enjoyed learning about ! B; Y6 ^6 ?% P: L6 `( @2 g- g& l. T3 _/ v
Supply and Demand
o/ r4 p4 {7 x% B. o2 gExternalities5 Q; K# ]) y& F# ~6 u
Resource Allocation( r# |- [) m/ l9 _3 ?
Taxation7 u* p% @% b: L/ v; B
Or would like to learn more about
4 F5 x2 ?7 g, l C$ }Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
" v! v" d: C9 V) n9 jYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
6 B# w5 \' R; o t4 w& Z$ hECON 365 Resource Economics
5 t9 Z0 U$ s! r; LTopics:
2 d$ ~4 q5 r2 m3 a% z/ \Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources4 L7 y( Q3 q7 m- M2 u j
Scarcity and pricing
* T. u; K9 U8 ]1 M7 ` m6 [Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
# r" M! B5 T+ |5 ~" q# q* QResource Allocation: p. }: W6 a7 r6 R
Pricing
/ u% j I" } ^3 O8 |Markets6 J( X/ A: {% `* E
Government roles8 t( _. F1 |: ^8 x
Or would like to learn more about - O( [9 _% A# G. N$ E
The energy sector, including sources and markets
4 N+ v5 c. ~6 U/ W( [1 wCanadian Energy Policy and current issues6 e" k* ~, u) R- Z; i( ?/ N/ x7 g. m
You might enjoy a course about
+ @6 {1 y+ Z8 H6 X; ]; VEnergy Economics!; q3 {9 k3 z- f) t
ECON 366 Energy Economics3 k, T3 l1 l+ m! n+ E
Topics:
3 ~; A* n/ j1 XPricing
( K: {( R( v' v$ {Role in economic growth
+ K& A! f9 I! s( ^; SEnergy sources and markets
2 ?4 l- ^+ h3 v% c% `5 xRole of government 7 K3 R# l6 f Y2 ?
Regulation 0 B) g% t, L7 o+ P
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Externalities
/ F* G7 @9 _. c" x( Q" N' b; hRegulation
$ L4 r; i& T- s* X3 g. }8 eGovernment roles
3 B$ u! k% x1 SOr would like to learn more about
$ H5 _+ N; }4 {$ h1 X: z3 X) ^Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
* j$ W& L8 v1 aSteps taken to address deterioration
' u% s# b# u6 }' k6 E' P: O% ?You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
5 ]1 R& y8 I, N3 X+ y9 N! fECON 369 Economics of the Environment
' T% N, @' |* ?1 @6 ]4 Q3 U ITopics: $ T+ [: a# O5 h/ ?/ T) w
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment 2 B' i- t8 V4 R. e$ F* S: A# M6 l
Types and causes of environmental deterioration 9 U- J9 h8 x h W" r; E6 r/ V
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 6 W8 y4 ~ L6 }( s# [, t& A& l, S
Recreation economics7 s& X3 K( H; X& B0 E* d
8 u( _9 _1 B8 u% X* l# |3 A1 W3 ~If you enjoyed learning about
. W6 j- I, c9 E7 G Individual Incentives0 O# U& y: f7 I0 ~( P }
Total Welfare
* e) a j) Y8 V) ~* aYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 1 n1 T$ d' I* S6 W( {' |6 H, l3 {
ECON 378 Law and Economics
0 w* z& P/ C! R) t$ U- A. i9 N1 mTopics: ( W$ z# t" l D2 b2 Q! r& ~
Issues in Criminal and Family Law; C# t; q/ X6 I# x4 M/ U8 r( Z! N
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
9 U' v" B" Z8 fChild Support Payments
0 }, X' i2 w) P$ w0 e+ h" YPrivate Divorce agreements
$ z; I" p( m$ o' U5 P2 ?Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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If you enjoyed learning about 9 J) u/ L) y4 h7 C! z
Prisoners Dilemma. p- u8 q( q, W2 z
Dominant Strategies# k4 k( D$ r, o4 T8 p
Collusion7 I, x3 x! h5 o" J4 y
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! % {; A3 ^, D3 y y* b) y
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
) M6 [. ?( }3 U" |Topics:
6 W" Z1 r4 Y4 H$ IAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
4 D4 W# D, O% A* f. H! g& \5 KApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion , V. N% V5 [3 @. E, e: n3 I
Note! Prerequisites:
% v B# `+ a* CECON 384 & 299 |
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