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China as an Emerging Economy
2 @/ s7 K) I/ s- x) }You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
( }/ Y5 t1 e! W- ]- W6 SECON 211 Chinese Economic Development8 O5 p- ?/ b2 B& V
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Chinese Economy Characteristics
% L! t+ _: ~# ?2 URecent Events in the Chinese Economy+ |, O" P" t& U8 \! |) t9 S0 `8 A5 B8 M
Consequences of economic reform9 D+ a7 M, f7 v% J% ^% \+ _- M
Canada’s economic relations with China
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Rich and Poor Countries
4 J6 _6 M; k+ o. DWhy economies differ4 e! P/ h. z6 q# [/ X% J1 u& R
Causes for such differences- @. g" Z* \3 J! o0 c5 P, @
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ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
2 Q( o; a- {9 `% yTopics:
( J% `( p9 y9 G; a& F( _; W6 HTechnology' ]+ X6 q# q8 r) M
Institutions
7 e/ \7 [3 f& lGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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Supply and Demand" f2 S6 T+ x5 P& n
Consumer Behavior
8 p8 c2 p7 ?; E$ e d! c% ZProduction and Cost' c/ @* }: o9 M( d; ]! r
Price and Output
( H* C' F! {( i& h3 BMarket Structures
( ~: [' {, h: v" K! [% R" y, `You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
- Z% s7 z( M/ W3 a( s x {, TECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
2 J4 |+ n2 ?% J- |Topics: ( f( V3 B/ n0 }* V
Theory of consumer behavior
. A" S4 L& J. @Theory of production and cost
! Q1 S/ D5 C' d2 w- K0 \+ bPrice and output determination under competition
& c5 } {# Z( _, Y: @; l ^Monopoly and other market structures
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Costs and Benefits ( N4 ~1 [" M& y3 l4 v5 |5 N" H
Externalities
$ G8 @* @) a+ ?. C7 |% s* M6 d- UDecision-making
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C3 \. c3 y4 v. {8 {Capital Investments, ?: b, c7 ~6 A c
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
2 ?3 ?" _# g zECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation" j/ q2 ], n$ r8 p6 j! R/ I+ l
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Cost-Benefit Analysis
: p2 m; k& n( Z4 X! IEvaluating Public Investment Projects0 B# D6 U- B' B& T5 I+ R) w
Look at examples from
# T, q* v, j2 O2 Z6 ^) z% L2 z4 A; OTransportation
) j3 k0 ]* e& A6 R6 RRiver Basin Management% L# P7 n) i- X( t! T
Electrical Generation* o$ n# d \, x; Y- J6 y
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control$ Z- ?! S/ C$ P; l# C4 p# K4 f0 Q
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Supply and Demand' i3 b' o6 |) Y" ?9 p
Externalities
+ N. s/ m6 w; ^; k5 t& IResource Allocation) b9 R% ^8 m; e8 Q5 x
Taxation U) C( q1 x. [7 u8 _/ ?. D
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. Y7 y' E0 q7 J2 r: oSupply of Natural Resources in Canada: L2 e) G4 A: U) |4 L# p" p5 O+ Q% g
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!2 y* g. G4 ` o8 {3 W
ECON 365 Resource Economics
$ W) M: S( Z" NTopics:
% V: s$ A* C/ w. y# D1 {Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources& m2 b j6 s: w2 N8 z# P' M
Scarcity and pricing1 H7 E. a' T" S" ~, p x
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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/ u9 x, z; H9 A( R5 UIf you enjoyed learning about ! n6 d2 t% H. }: g1 m, {
Resource Allocation
1 s5 r" [, ^8 c; ]Pricing
, X, @% {5 P+ i$ m/ p) Q& YMarkets7 C6 X% v0 J: I3 z/ i# ?' X
Government roles* Q: e" X: C/ g9 G
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& }" X' \# ]+ C! }* N4 lThe energy sector, including sources and markets0 J& k( }* t3 {+ i) s. V
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
* P* V: t% h0 w( x. y! `7 DYou might enjoy a course about , j" O4 Z( q: ^/ j7 p* g5 E. Z
Energy Economics!
% R( \: |- N& N5 A7 OECON 366 Energy Economics$ p. m M) i% i/ d" t) Y; U
Topics:
3 _* o$ X M+ h* S1 MPricing# d, i7 q: |' P7 f
Role in economic growth
4 r( m9 Z) a# C2 IEnergy sources and markets ( ~; ], z& O" |8 c
Role of government
3 N) T% t7 l$ d7 s1 PRegulation
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Regulation
; }2 X! ?4 M P5 C) ?6 ?Government roles
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" Y* H g; |& Y3 m1 k0 aEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration/ d0 |: p" z9 \2 I
Steps taken to address deterioration
; A0 C3 } `4 |3 \+ O% cYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
% K+ i1 C8 J( u) rECON 369 Economics of the Environment3 o. g- ?1 t6 B& c4 A$ k- Y
Topics: ' V1 {/ x# D/ T" V2 q7 S
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
, w1 Q/ ^# G( g, h4 K( QTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
) J9 h, {+ L0 o4 R% k8 ITheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
9 F9 N( J# V7 f- C. h' w% }Recreation economics
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: F4 K$ {* a: e% IIf you enjoyed learning about
6 K8 {( v% L' Y; K: w Individual Incentives2 Y# e7 V ` K T" r3 }
Total Welfare ( K4 N: J/ u; l0 \* D4 u1 O A
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
0 D0 y) Z/ R+ zECON 378 Law and Economics( L5 W0 Q. `! ~ d0 o3 ?: { s; u
Topics:
" ~$ P' [; i& N( [, E( F$ NIssues in Criminal and Family Law
% P8 ?3 o% R! ]/ f kCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining% _/ }9 x0 p- {
Child Support Payments
3 L" Y6 R; g& B7 x# X1 g# WPrivate Divorce agreements
0 m- T Y N, DCriminal provisions of the Competition Act0 X/ n3 H! o% E3 ]5 o1 Y2 ]
* }* {4 j3 P$ Y* z$ L X" w% h/ FIf you enjoyed learning about
5 D, W9 w8 {4 ]8 t+ rPrisoners Dilemma
6 n6 `# h% v5 X% \7 DDominant Strategies
1 c5 } O* l; j% R: E5 ]Collusion
0 O6 e/ b; \5 e6 P }/ @5 w tYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 3 I' K( I& I- m4 n: f( I5 C' H
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications/ f: G( |0 i3 ~; {
Topics:
$ ^: z, V$ ?- [' rAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games" J: u# l! g1 ]0 h! n
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion % b& m" ]( R& G
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