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0 {! P7 I; }1 }1 A0 PTrade
# g" `5 p4 c- _# k5 |3 K2 uGrowth0 g/ B' ]' w4 M2 [. k
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# O" P$ w: B* rChina as an Emerging Economy
8 _1 N1 S2 e6 _; _You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy! p3 e! }. n1 F' ~ Y. B
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
# g. q9 ~7 X" v, _7 ~0 Z* e5 L/ ]Topics: 2 {# x$ ^1 U8 H9 j3 O8 y
Chinese Economy Characteristics
/ V0 @# U$ ]5 y* \Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
2 n' n/ i$ Q$ x2 e6 r) r! cConsequences of economic reform
( R) F3 J! L( g5 x" e. F7 j- Q& _Canada’s economic relations with China/ d. n" U5 W" M6 w8 u0 Q, L
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If you would like to learn more about: ( ~8 j, `3 m O; I) d0 `2 t B7 |
Rich and Poor Countries
* e$ r8 x' Z6 rWhy economies differ
5 c, }8 v3 E5 f$ C* Y7 l* |8 @4 _Causes for such differences
8 ?' D: N7 k# }. S. g4 v/ T. w0 lYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth% I: E% o4 b! V" A5 z# D# K
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth, i$ S5 x" ]' F. Y/ r
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Technology* C. }) E$ S* c3 `3 w
Institutions
- M1 ]: J9 ]9 e* ] O* nGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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& S8 A5 K) `' {If you enjoyed learning about ) A# y Z6 K% D T, R* h
Supply and Demand1 o1 P' E8 Q; u$ R: U
Consumer Behavior
/ m' X5 V R9 E6 OProduction and Cost( n. j# J- F9 t
Price and Output N' ^: O: I1 I# E9 U: f5 }
Market Structures/ K7 y3 ~' l+ p
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!* |7 _6 t9 O5 n' X% G5 E9 W% z# c
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
( `7 o) e0 P- Y* D; ATopics: ; `) O7 `. s% P9 h+ r! O
Theory of consumer behavior
4 a% q8 [0 k8 \" N! h2 aTheory of production and cost
4 _9 M! r5 O4 L5 `6 u \Price and output determination under competition
8 N9 m( x+ L/ O4 wMonopoly and other market structures
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3 N) G3 B& t& v X7 G7 j. xIf you enjoyed learning about : j, d. c6 ]5 m3 P' j
Costs and Benefits 5 C1 z1 e/ t! m0 X* C* X
Externalities
& \4 ?6 d: X2 {, a" M- n7 nDecision-making1 ^6 n8 ]! S d" R4 U- }2 I3 Q" P: y
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# k) i/ {2 F4 M1 `% iCapital Investments
+ e: O5 p, z1 CYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!2 ^% D, {$ G$ Z: J/ r
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation% w+ n0 |6 y: s4 D) `, ?
Topics:9 Y7 x+ x( [4 U% R4 K2 e- E' n$ c
Cost-Benefit Analysis& s4 p* p/ _+ r, n& z$ M) Z u$ A
Evaluating Public Investment Projects0 J- C" P6 r$ S- U3 p& ]
Look at examples from
$ }8 e! @- L* n/ J9 Q. ]Transportation4 H) s3 Z7 W( L- K# q0 B- L
River Basin Management
6 V! Y# ]& s( J( r- v2 k5 ?Electrical Generation
& D; ^" {9 v: _Oil & Gas and Pollution Control/ a3 Z; Y& X" K5 U# r, s- w2 E
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Supply and Demand, k$ b1 z( \0 E, d; e2 p
Externalities' s" a2 A1 l$ y/ V
Resource Allocation
! ^1 C7 M3 \/ ~" `6 Q4 f$ x' \Taxation. s" t, M; j7 N( e+ y2 G
Or would like to learn more about
, q! d: x V8 L+ r* J' q8 N5 v+ ISupply of Natural Resources in Canada7 P/ H+ |8 }( w% c3 g# w. J
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics! r! {9 H. c3 a$ r h
ECON 365 Resource Economics
# k9 }5 J* H0 J1 E8 cTopics:
" L! s4 E* M% _Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources+ }, G1 c" x1 i% d8 F
Scarcity and pricing! f; ` O& E# k0 {$ F @) |
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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5 {# d0 \9 `: s+ _$ W: n" k" h/ D: e1 WIf you enjoyed learning about 1 }* @# g# D% e2 P2 I9 I
Resource Allocation$ `* s% W8 z5 C M7 B/ m
Pricing
: e! {3 w0 u& j) |, \Markets( m# b& [. f+ z$ s& M& O
Government roles
4 C5 v0 f6 T" u) _Or would like to learn more about / x Q4 E2 }' y
The energy sector, including sources and markets
+ }% P% }# P) k4 A k6 G0 h% lCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
6 _* s* P; C/ [$ ?# f# ^$ m( HYou might enjoy a course about
7 I, s$ g6 R% FEnergy Economics!
5 L$ C, Z9 S% d# pECON 366 Energy Economics4 W& v# v6 H" E# R$ ~) `+ Z8 L- A
Topics: $ [9 e7 ?2 c( M7 e: h
Pricing3 M3 z' v; f- S7 L( x
Role in economic growth ' G8 U4 A! w+ U/ C& m: b* M9 w7 c
Energy sources and markets / s( L- H, p' ?+ r
Role of government % B2 B/ Z9 z( |5 E
Regulation
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Externalities8 e) l0 y; D4 T) v# }
Regulation
% f: p5 d% _( a. |2 {( m5 M" f) pGovernment roles; {7 g5 U) ~7 {1 p/ m8 }1 m
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
7 A/ H2 i; S. |' @5 ~4 r" s2 w* ~Steps taken to address deterioration
" ^% P5 Y4 l/ c5 d. I" W& sYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 9 p6 D" k# X$ ]" b7 Q! d5 {, D5 X
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment4 [5 X6 q$ [+ _; H# Q; G0 J# n
Topics:
/ c3 K; Y9 K5 \8 d3 ~" jEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment 8 G% v% S. O6 V4 E* H
Types and causes of environmental deterioration ; d6 z, P5 u+ @; u2 n7 A: z" ^( h, k
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration + Y: E+ u* {/ ^0 B: N
Recreation economics
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Individual Incentives
1 o8 D7 s4 L: U, Y3 R# [Total Welfare
! X7 r9 s+ \8 s" @! [You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! ; s: b" ^/ o w" Y0 S9 }
ECON 378 Law and Economics) h& j& [# x% g0 n- E
Topics:
9 M; ]* i4 G/ G- B9 l1 VIssues in Criminal and Family Law
9 Y7 r, b5 l/ n6 ~ e# D) ~Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining2 O3 k% Y( w0 o+ h. T' O
Child Support Payments! W3 M r* o$ j: |# E2 y8 Z' E
Private Divorce agreements; u7 _7 C& W/ o# s/ c5 P& Y
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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5 C& r, n/ G$ u7 vPrisoners Dilemma1 i6 B- j7 V4 m8 l, L
Dominant Strategies7 a2 Z5 o, A+ u' x* O, L
Collusion
& A \$ P* N9 I" j- RYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 4 q( F+ Z l3 \2 z, [5 b
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications* i b! b# N" k! l, C9 E; g
Topics:
# P7 U) A: Y1 R* R8 b6 z2 b; ?Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games& d+ Q- ~% x4 @# u) _
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
: j3 w1 y# p/ z g' T3 f- \3 K TNote! Prerequisites: $ ]" l- [. l( M% N% ]4 O* }& [7 d
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