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If you enjoyed learning about: ' J; A. e2 a8 g4 r c& k( H
Trade9 O, X' Q5 F! z# x) E. T) u
Growth0 g! B. O0 S6 ?0 Q$ k- s; L
Or would like to learn more about: % `1 Z& ]) t/ ^0 K% I5 f
China as an Emerging Economy
$ D$ g3 D& ^/ BYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!' ^# i1 B7 p, e1 N1 m+ |/ j/ J
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development4 w; T9 z# }& }/ H* T; j
Topics:
2 k: ^6 f3 Y+ S7 m8 t; PChinese Economy Characteristics A- W% A, U; V' P$ u2 t: Z/ T H
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
) W% y. Z1 z/ O0 z% v5 RConsequences of economic reform0 b; a0 \. o4 u2 @/ a
Canada’s economic relations with China& e8 o& N, G; _* Q7 L, m
4 }7 y$ g2 \0 RIf you would like to learn more about: ) B; U9 m& C: ~5 |& T! v( d$ _% ?
Rich and Poor Countries
/ L9 o, c( s$ b9 e+ ` E4 n+ eWhy economies differ
" E0 R1 e# P) R+ k. ZCauses for such differences
: s9 a% @$ C J6 Y' }/ ~You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
; i; U. S8 z6 d( R/ ^' mECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth# \6 F/ }- ^) ^
Topics:. }/ n" a+ [0 S4 A' h
Technology8 y8 t. Z2 z3 l) }7 T
Institutions
9 R# @4 {6 b0 p, P' L: kGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about : D: C% g/ u7 [$ T
Supply and Demand: J+ r3 v% j5 A
Consumer Behavior
# t4 K- G3 L b+ Y; Z/ i, a* H1 kProduction and Cost
+ ], P5 X, s( S$ z' w) @9 P$ fPrice and Output6 N* e# ?: u4 H8 Z
Market Structures6 D1 l, ?5 j1 O/ c. d
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
2 ]9 {4 D7 p1 s0 WECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
9 z. q- s2 U* O1 F+ `+ o) I8 V0 z1 MTopics: 1 L ]% [, K" h5 C- I# K5 O6 R" p
Theory of consumer behavior' W. {! i5 u1 d6 C4 Y! v$ H& c
Theory of production and cost% x8 |6 ?5 x/ g+ {6 v
Price and output determination under competition
# T; W3 P* `+ X: x" p2 TMonopoly and other market structures) S& p! M" l5 B w* G
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If you enjoyed learning about
3 Q/ w) F& p! y8 YCosts and Benefits 2 ?' D' L# g, d/ O7 Z [& L# f
Externalities- @" q5 A% s& u
Decision-making4 C9 E0 i+ q% t0 t
Or would like to learn more about
}' V4 Y) Y' P& KCapital Investments$ |0 o& b5 s% _" \- F; c7 f
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
! }, A( Q/ s' I/ c( ZECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
7 s( \8 l& n8 r' wTopics: q* g6 g, J$ l8 K n9 L
Cost-Benefit Analysis
9 ^3 U, P# v9 Q8 z. [( KEvaluating Public Investment Projects
; x+ _% o3 X. S# C/ I' f' FLook at examples from # p! `/ x- u" e8 o/ C6 ^3 V1 j( i: @8 i
Transportation: Y" { w9 B7 c) Y7 ~7 a" B5 o1 {% T
River Basin Management
9 }# Z* ?" q3 O% I, j% v7 O aElectrical Generation4 T& k: t- U* f% z$ W/ A, Q0 T
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control! X/ e" ^+ G9 v2 d
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If you enjoyed learning about & V3 P* N7 k4 i) l# ^( y. {
Supply and Demand9 t+ J; f& O- h$ w- d3 [8 A, N/ r
Externalities
! L/ v6 U2 |1 J& O2 ^4 k* U( Y! _Resource Allocation4 f, l! G9 Z! F4 D# N5 C
Taxation- X# ?: O7 L& `4 X/ t
Or would like to learn more about
5 O6 V2 V/ k/ X) G/ z8 nSupply of Natural Resources in Canada. [0 x0 ^, u% F* q. S2 [4 b
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!2 f! C. W0 ]) Z: B
ECON 365 Resource Economics
# X$ Y) j( \) |+ ATopics:, m5 R7 m1 c. G
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
) K9 \' w7 _& [Scarcity and pricing
! t0 G$ T# U! j, l2 oContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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7 R9 D4 X7 |) l( s$ c* i9 DIf you enjoyed learning about
9 D0 P! _! ^9 {+ z) xResource Allocation
- f) B& N2 w2 \- p U5 YPricing
& C, o1 a# X' Z) K5 c, S6 c. nMarkets
5 L0 `+ O1 ~4 {2 e, L1 j# [Government roles
0 W2 L& W0 `7 _. _Or would like to learn more about
5 A3 e3 _; R7 o* B+ `, A% T4 }The energy sector, including sources and markets* d1 u' F4 D& @1 f
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues% {+ \. t7 v7 e- l5 h4 Q
You might enjoy a course about 2 Q$ }: l* _' B4 F5 y Y- X
Energy Economics!. }2 D+ w: [) ?; M7 `) L$ E
ECON 366 Energy Economics f2 w S1 G( \4 I9 N
Topics: 6 s) _9 }& Z* D1 O; h7 i/ z0 Z
Pricing
, ~+ l& ?/ H J2 ?' Q/ i$ U. m( ~Role in economic growth % Y; C' i( k% R# U. t& i$ Y) U& u8 ~! b
Energy sources and markets
! J- v, g8 S, Y5 W9 iRole of government 9 ~' l2 P* c. x& ]- ^
Regulation
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If you enjoyed learning about
. L/ H/ a' l3 k- L7 M+ B" s' OExternalities5 N6 O5 G! [0 ?, b( s
Regulation
" [/ B: v; }1 z, [Government roles9 u0 L* N& T/ U7 e$ O% N$ M( o
Or would like to learn more about 7 S6 T+ ^( P4 y' L6 m. j) q
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
" ?5 }; i- T) `- P2 ASteps taken to address deterioration% a2 t& w) s" l- k3 p0 n% i% {
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! & p, Z% a( N* R
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
" x1 m) f: n( ?0 E m) FTopics: 6 F2 R: c% W5 e7 b
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
) Y& j9 @8 X6 J) v: BTypes and causes of environmental deterioration 5 C1 Y5 T! q& N B; C
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 7 s" d V% \/ w! J6 g7 d/ F
Recreation economics
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; V' K: q4 c- I% O1 A, c# ~/ a! XIf you enjoyed learning about
0 i$ |$ C" {! l* }4 y Individual Incentives/ W9 g8 ~ y6 J7 @
Total Welfare / h# I$ ?0 X$ t1 E1 d! n
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
* v( C& R2 d3 U. f$ UECON 378 Law and Economics
1 ^" v& g' G. B0 }Topics: * [0 }# K( J. ?0 F/ _$ n
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
1 d) `0 x1 ]$ o c; I& lCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
; m$ d3 l* @7 z I& n5 xChild Support Payments
) e" j- U" s5 h) B8 n2 Y, F: w* }Private Divorce agreements
7 X. D! x I5 R2 I5 I8 c( nCriminal provisions of the Competition Act0 }' |5 q. `0 z1 H
$ T8 b( q5 R& }If you enjoyed learning about
, D% s1 T% `4 @9 u0 ]5 sPrisoners Dilemma
2 L; W! [0 H8 K/ G( RDominant Strategies
* p) d! K3 u1 m H& \Collusion: v5 z; m% O5 J9 N* Z
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
$ I6 J9 |" b2 v% n* [/ n7 Q0 B/ PECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications& ?+ @ L& [9 O+ T/ \# \
Topics: 8 f; G" O' s2 N$ J P
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
2 { E8 x I3 y& MApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 3 [, s7 s2 T% F6 `" k
Note! Prerequisites: / y4 ~- }; I5 y9 K9 c' S
ECON 384 & 299 |
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