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If you enjoyed learning about: 0 y7 d# x9 P6 t( v8 w
Trade) K |8 O# C3 w% r: j
Growth" Y$ W2 A# {/ R$ T( \
Or would like to learn more about:
7 ^9 E( ]% ]! e: AChina as an Emerging Economy$ v" j# m h' p L+ K
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
% T) f" o: V) `+ b- K8 p4 w' eECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
+ E2 u5 Z: s$ xTopics:
( O- f! s8 [8 H/ x: A4 {Chinese Economy Characteristics
3 i% F: V! u( o! d. SRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
6 n9 T) n% z( a5 a( L$ R2 vConsequences of economic reform
) N, s# G% l1 [2 p" }; A' TCanada’s economic relations with China4 w2 P7 t6 S2 }' E
0 \9 K' b c" A4 yIf you would like to learn more about:
3 ]% e& L& f6 XRich and Poor Countries! k9 ?, J! R$ K% X& o: O
Why economies differ: L5 z5 {. K. u
Causes for such differences6 w: b+ @2 I3 |, I" b, c
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
" }( @" B, P# z3 NECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth% C! N$ X9 m' H5 q2 }+ t2 M
Topics:
* [) {1 i0 `( eTechnology
2 S' w; V" |; J; h; o1 k7 qInstitutions6 ^4 }8 U9 |# j
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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) Y& ]$ s1 h5 L/ ~- v! x/ JIf you enjoyed learning about
: h; m5 K! q% r G7 bSupply and Demand% i7 ^" O5 c& u- n* s' Z: G
Consumer Behavior
g" m8 y3 m% f/ ]) CProduction and Cost) t: A0 j4 F' n' R; J
Price and Output
5 D1 }% W: F8 v) WMarket Structures% i( U+ a) s1 M6 Q
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!5 n0 O. v$ C: `9 U
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
R' g V. n t: [Topics: 3 e" Z( {" |' v: E/ n6 r
Theory of consumer behavior& Y* }" Z- s3 W" ]5 H# b! e
Theory of production and cost
- m* V2 G3 [1 [ |5 Y. }& k7 C- VPrice and output determination under competition
. l4 S7 Q) f/ P0 O0 P2 VMonopoly and other market structures: R- D" I: U; f1 P4 X# @0 Z1 }$ t
+ [: F' B0 I; L! FIf you enjoyed learning about : T0 `) _# p6 M# J5 Q" |
Costs and Benefits P8 d2 V2 M) V
Externalities- e8 o; _" Q2 L( [
Decision-making
+ l& ~1 d$ o9 yOr would like to learn more about ' t" I5 u% \( l8 k( d. N+ g5 g1 j& L. W
Capital Investments" S) W# V/ ~; o$ J& {, B* O8 ^; g
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
2 k. n. x8 T9 @, s0 l; [ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
5 m5 w. x5 X$ h: d7 VTopics:! h: }3 f% v! g: C& f0 T5 g/ T
Cost-Benefit Analysis* G$ K/ Y2 V F
Evaluating Public Investment Projects1 Y+ K) t/ b: ^' G( B1 Q
Look at examples from " y. n* b, Z f/ K- J7 P7 s, X; \5 D
Transportation8 O' b' h2 O V# S1 t" ]8 ?
River Basin Management3 ~0 E! Q' @4 D" B" b8 V
Electrical Generation
0 I' X4 I6 T5 ^; G4 o8 I$ fOil & Gas and Pollution Control" {% ?3 X3 n2 ?- Z
1 D9 K2 \& W) l% r O! X7 uIf you enjoyed learning about
1 Q2 r/ Y: B/ z0 gSupply and Demand- u; w& \2 C, Y3 R
Externalities
6 i4 Z3 b! t3 k5 [: }4 A/ @ SResource Allocation! h6 ]4 Y; N; E1 u0 i
Taxation: j) k; n) y* j$ E4 |
Or would like to learn more about ' A5 e$ f4 E+ t) _/ @( C
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
) D; H- \0 H3 BYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
6 N# r* L: `7 p9 ^ECON 365 Resource Economics
1 s! O8 N- P" f) BTopics:+ e8 u$ j6 M, f
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources6 ?" H1 R# n$ g% _; I: X b
Scarcity and pricing1 e1 ~/ Q0 Z9 v8 W' Y
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues# n, K2 [+ h5 b8 f' r& P
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; j$ p/ r. q. i7 `; p* x4 EResource Allocation6 M6 d" ]: i" c
Pricing/ J- e% d1 V% g% h8 U' ^
Markets# K- N7 o$ Y9 g# N# y
Government roles
& k3 k7 E2 r+ wOr would like to learn more about
. Z- v9 n1 h# MThe energy sector, including sources and markets2 W8 ]; R; D: _5 y% w
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
5 p: x. K- L# I! u4 pYou might enjoy a course about
+ _7 e- V1 [3 U: A8 Q! j( \Energy Economics!
! r6 I8 [: e* Q) g% vECON 366 Energy Economics' |' f- A% m& i
Topics:
( J/ z$ l# ~9 y6 e1 _Pricing
+ T; \5 u( G% s" t4 s% |! WRole in economic growth
E2 w6 t$ R' Z/ LEnergy sources and markets ! D' ]' {' s9 \3 _
Role of government . }2 g' D9 j/ m" Z
Regulation & n9 z7 {- p1 x2 H
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Externalities
5 f& W7 f. Y/ x, l2 G" K( U2 t9 {& p. yRegulation
9 f9 f8 |( V9 \( vGovernment roles6 J$ c* I1 _5 j0 L7 y
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration+ K" @% ^* c2 J" m9 A9 ?
Steps taken to address deterioration
9 l' C5 r* @3 z, I- j, l0 I S/ u$ `You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
/ Z9 e/ ^0 X& w* B5 i# `' S6 BECON 369 Economics of the Environment
0 d0 c7 G K7 G$ ^5 s" e5 a4 `: E* _Topics: ' ]; n" Y m1 o* I
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment - f7 v4 [+ e( A' I# ]
Types and causes of environmental deterioration 3 M# ~% g* ?$ z" d
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration + G( [! e7 ?) `
Recreation economics
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) [% }4 s5 h1 [$ a( p6 G Individual Incentives7 h b% y# J! ]8 {" k( I
Total Welfare
0 W7 [, N2 f* G; H% g+ p# KYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
' ` S7 l/ n$ [$ D9 a s2 jECON 378 Law and Economics
0 i- _" x% M! e5 |: Q. ~* T3 YTopics: $ C. f. \" O5 X; `, ?6 j
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
5 y' _9 a9 d7 |8 }+ _0 ^8 ZCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining; T- j" E8 t* ]2 x, @$ [
Child Support Payments9 N5 \( G7 J/ l; y- `7 ?
Private Divorce agreements
' h3 B5 |! e Q+ m cCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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( R, Q2 i* g3 w5 m; T$ }If you enjoyed learning about
2 G' J! m4 C2 Q) ~+ aPrisoners Dilemma
/ G1 z' y) B1 G5 w! SDominant Strategies
7 E+ V8 b. h; }1 i- R7 aCollusion
* x# I7 c4 f/ o' P1 P! RYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 4 l. _1 }- U4 A9 q7 p4 G
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
! j7 l8 s; l; P8 c2 u% FTopics:
! a# f x) k F3 |Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
4 G. c2 }+ J% X" ~2 |Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion / |. G; d7 s' h5 p" ^$ ]
Note! Prerequisites:
- |; K x9 C' W6 |! TECON 384 & 299 |
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