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If you enjoyed learning about:
6 Q% @* C8 t9 t& S P; `: j! STrade& X1 x! v5 y# \) U4 z
Growth* _- h0 C( b- D! j# J
Or would like to learn more about: % H" C2 }5 @; s2 b$ t- ~
China as an Emerging Economy- k7 G( M$ L7 q
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
3 O# l/ u: R+ ?7 H! }8 q* SECON 211 Chinese Economic Development9 Y y3 ^6 Z8 o& Q
Topics:
9 C& |- H: W) U: w0 h* yChinese Economy Characteristics) Y9 R' O, Z0 K
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
* t3 [: q, a. g$ L c' s) A5 xConsequences of economic reform4 a: R2 d8 @: P/ m
Canada’s economic relations with China( a3 E( j0 @6 Y: h+ h b. S
& A8 l6 D7 p8 s1 i( ]If you would like to learn more about:
# Y) _( J' e( |( @4 K- ]1 vRich and Poor Countries
& O7 t4 C) @$ b( N- p; Q3 l& x# aWhy economies differ
8 H6 G" A* G9 `0 \: |: iCauses for such differences
) b; I p* Z: \ L# N% NYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth$ m" q4 ?- W( \9 ]6 d; r
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
@2 ~$ M, |* M oTopics:
! V$ N- K' _$ G2 r2 @Technology1 _3 k& r( P7 ^- {( M! I7 U
Institutions& y- ^( E) z! I$ {( B" q
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about
) X i9 | @! h; Y* VSupply and Demand9 H' _% H* B# s8 N- v& m2 N. [
Consumer Behavior
& M' y% ]0 r! J& U& wProduction and Cost
) z$ Y3 |3 |: ^5 BPrice and Output
" ]1 t! s; l0 a: v" `Market Structures. X/ X, f) z( _. Y6 x* X0 F5 J1 O/ w
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!! K4 B+ [5 B7 {2 w/ w+ B
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
+ E. K8 ~" r$ P4 q) j7 @0 N# Z' u9 STopics:
. q6 E0 B9 ~2 D9 Z, X7 KTheory of consumer behavior
7 I3 y2 {( r1 W) G# X gTheory of production and cost
6 e( z) z6 v( w" LPrice and output determination under competition
1 M( x0 @! s8 YMonopoly and other market structures
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If you enjoyed learning about 7 E' S, {4 e9 J$ q! k
Costs and Benefits ) X. Z8 [' ?8 |( ~: T
Externalities
6 r. B8 k8 H. Y g/ DDecision-making% ~ R1 g4 ~' G' S$ R1 P
Or would like to learn more about
: _9 O7 E, j! t( P6 _* P/ zCapital Investments
1 Q" v" f" d6 \3 N' S `& u" V xYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
5 N4 g& v: T- y) l# W* MECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
) t$ ]6 m4 S. M: x& c/ dTopics:
# a) s: i) C& W6 ?9 J# m0 vCost-Benefit Analysis1 s: f9 J, F+ w7 f5 n* @) P
Evaluating Public Investment Projects2 A `6 H1 w; D8 ~( b/ x! `
Look at examples from 4 h: Y1 j# _' w
Transportation% I* H5 }/ {1 t! Y% x# q W
River Basin Management
W# G* U1 ?% o* n; G* }9 L! oElectrical Generation
3 C, E* A$ g0 d7 l! `% ROil & Gas and Pollution Control& [9 D3 \8 h, `* t4 |
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If you enjoyed learning about
0 i/ `- n: N+ y5 @9 t/ x& ^0 gSupply and Demand
7 g. h5 [6 a! U# p2 b nExternalities
' L! J9 W& k4 T! KResource Allocation
* w1 F3 I3 ^1 j% P2 W5 |* G" PTaxation7 v" i* l& K! S8 q+ K
Or would like to learn more about
/ i- ^' w: R# u9 E2 A9 ~ H$ ]Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
1 [" U( L- p; k$ `You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
+ r7 Y) {/ c4 r. h; q0 r! N' zECON 365 Resource Economics
5 D7 m8 p6 E9 g3 cTopics:
! o" h( t& S& n p: i6 H; sExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
3 @$ l! m, n8 j9 C+ r; k: ?Scarcity and pricing* j5 @# ]0 |+ x% v0 U! F
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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# _+ s. t z+ k* o- gIf you enjoyed learning about + f7 f( T$ _, _& I
Resource Allocation. I) D" ]* X% X8 Y% W% W+ f
Pricing+ Q4 }4 t: n, v1 L9 b' b& S+ m8 `: Y
Markets) M/ O/ b! h; L5 R _9 V' `
Government roles
( [% i9 X) i; jOr would like to learn more about / s- F+ R( @5 B+ U8 D
The energy sector, including sources and markets
, i" @: U R& R' TCanadian Energy Policy and current issues( a" @4 ~+ ~% z e+ X& L
You might enjoy a course about : l8 y$ ~1 s0 t# s0 C
Energy Economics!: Z. e* o# e4 O W$ C' j
ECON 366 Energy Economics1 |9 X8 l& ^) h9 _4 i* U
Topics:
! ~5 s; D0 F4 I- ?/ EPricing( ^/ P& n* ^! c* l# _4 C
Role in economic growth 3 ^# d' Y4 K5 \8 F% H+ N6 ?! v
Energy sources and markets 6 u& P3 w3 N( S6 Z1 @0 T3 \
Role of government - E/ F A0 V: j8 y' ]* v6 z
Regulation 0 I1 o9 x2 |* J% P7 l/ `+ ?3 I
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Externalities* e( a8 W# E2 U. Z
Regulation
7 s4 Z2 Y$ W/ u" W! E. zGovernment roles( B. }! G& X7 D& \" x
Or would like to learn more about ) s+ k E. x! p4 y0 C
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration+ E! Q( H4 A6 s& ?! \0 y% \
Steps taken to address deterioration
( |$ V8 ~4 ^+ U ~) TYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! " Y' a2 `+ h6 \8 x
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment7 u# Z( { [1 z0 v) g0 e
Topics: 8 V+ o U) _8 C+ O3 a# R9 `' A
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
+ m6 p5 z7 N+ t9 c& _Types and causes of environmental deterioration ~& j i; d2 f/ @
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration ; U$ y- ?/ w9 c4 ^( j
Recreation economics: o) u* Q }/ x' L) P) i. ^" @
; r) P) n, _ ^( S1 iIf you enjoyed learning about
* u( _; w1 j# w Individual Incentives$ f# Q! r4 u) c& l' Z1 K" s1 F
Total Welfare
6 m' X; }5 ?, ZYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 6 P; G5 A% x! U. y3 y6 ~
ECON 378 Law and Economics* l: X+ E: Y# C' s
Topics:
) s- r+ ?/ w8 y9 w6 _# ^, O6 ?Issues in Criminal and Family Law
1 L; b/ c. i, w' Z1 E( {Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
& C$ K7 W- } c, ` m4 \* ` a2 W6 L8 y1 BChild Support Payments
' b% G5 Z/ G& APrivate Divorce agreements- \3 v4 g4 i1 Y2 H7 U& t
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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If you enjoyed learning about
7 U& r: E7 L1 {2 Q" m3 IPrisoners Dilemma% @# R$ @$ o' k
Dominant Strategies' |1 V/ x" k+ J% G
Collusion
3 ]6 h2 h j, P# uYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
; P& z0 j, | w# {: f0 nECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications' A. v) r: Q. \$ Y! o- C% j( A
Topics:
6 }6 ~$ o5 K! C0 F, N" _. _$ xAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games# U/ [0 ?5 e) p9 w4 _, N1 w7 I
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion . T9 ?* @3 O1 ~1 r5 x
Note! Prerequisites:
/ N. v3 x; E: g) `! B- kECON 384 & 299 |
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