 鲜花( 4)  鸡蛋( 0)
|
If you enjoyed learning about:
( P0 W7 t- I) G& t8 GTrade
0 `5 p& R. f& Q, q WGrowth
7 S# P9 ~+ S+ Y+ W+ ~: fOr would like to learn more about:
/ A" l& w" T, V* O2 |# D2 [China as an Emerging Economy* I; _4 |1 j& u( v
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!. a; l5 X6 b7 B- t
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
5 C+ i0 N8 A' a# ITopics:
6 t6 s- o5 z$ V9 w- TChinese Economy Characteristics
: m5 r" T. Z! ARecent Events in the Chinese Economy
8 A& W0 F7 j' e' M! Q; ~; ^Consequences of economic reform
* X- }% X9 Y TCanada’s economic relations with China
! L# a" s. q M# [! l3 X
. P4 z8 k4 N, @& mIf you would like to learn more about: $ n0 B8 _ M+ `: e2 A
Rich and Poor Countries
2 U/ a9 ]1 B% y& |% @Why economies differ
) q C2 w- H& n. M) g4 HCauses for such differences
) W- N* e; Z+ b# N. X/ }You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
" D$ Q ], t) K/ \2 p5 FECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
" K' i: P+ J/ i- TTopics:
; F+ Z3 g6 g" OTechnology
- e0 P: O+ }& NInstitutions" S1 K9 g# z; l6 z8 a% ~) p0 Q
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence 5 Q& K& t3 v7 _! z* |3 v4 a% ]* r
) B2 h& s6 H6 }- CIf you enjoyed learning about $ m9 Z* \; D+ }3 L# Y7 t# c
Supply and Demand
# x( S' l! _3 ^' p: m2 v# l+ ?) R4 hConsumer Behavior% ^' c% C+ i+ O/ G9 Y, C
Production and Cost
- w2 j% ] ]+ ]% G, \Price and Output
8 b: J' V+ P6 x* U1 MMarket Structures* L2 n+ Y& t4 r5 P3 h
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!+ \# D, A+ {9 k* x7 f! {' w; c
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
* Z5 Z4 v, m" u- R" J5 JTopics: * q" W( h) \' C8 U& V
Theory of consumer behavior
; U# U5 G" n1 KTheory of production and cost- B) A- @2 Y s7 t2 x P
Price and output determination under competition" ?1 g$ c0 c9 M$ \) ]- {7 w0 U
Monopoly and other market structures
! G& Y( F; A& l4 C" L) r, v1 X. L( _8 i, O; A: n
If you enjoyed learning about
; {* F9 M2 w3 D: I9 O7 c% u( TCosts and Benefits * S5 z( K- v# \% Y
Externalities2 n4 x* F" S5 }$ `
Decision-making
* H' N& L$ _3 FOr would like to learn more about # z# u+ ?+ [3 e2 l$ c% s
Capital Investments
: G6 ^/ p& y5 T3 t9 t1 |You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!) s: n; o' S3 b8 b% S
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation6 M# ]7 m4 j0 v* H* h- j
Topics:
1 ?- v( B7 O8 x% \+ p+ o( v% k* E; @Cost-Benefit Analysis& A; z& Z* k1 B$ e) V
Evaluating Public Investment Projects, c8 @$ A- x' }+ a. k9 a. A& R+ G
Look at examples from
7 ~% x3 |" V8 x: j/ GTransportation
0 B' k& Y: O# Y: jRiver Basin Management# d& c- c9 v% O8 i. n- U. U
Electrical Generation
. i+ K9 g. b% [5 P! E1 z) V, lOil & Gas and Pollution Control9 M, A% z6 l% x3 Y7 F
% E& B5 R6 f" p' z6 wIf you enjoyed learning about ' h v; l* e/ O4 g2 \, Z
Supply and Demand
9 w& M0 ^( q9 P$ {8 z* rExternalities
0 o( f6 X& A4 e8 aResource Allocation
) g+ d( w. W4 z$ [Taxation
1 S8 P* c) P6 Z5 I' N) nOr would like to learn more about
! {9 M9 \" W" ?- T4 Z+ u. fSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
+ a0 V$ h' |4 Q7 p" f2 n+ d$ ?You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!% f, L) l% M1 z# [: ^8 ]6 W# j- ]
ECON 365 Resource Economics
3 r Z, S8 R' w* ]/ rTopics:
. W# n9 P( t7 I9 u$ wExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources9 H0 Y! e" U, u( X3 e8 Q6 D% l
Scarcity and pricing
' k9 V0 p% D8 n0 g$ v$ W# s& xContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
5 k, [! C! M2 K, ~1 V" H
" A. u3 l# z) g0 l7 R4 V/ w5 XIf you enjoyed learning about
* n. `7 }6 q" u2 e) y1 I$ f# ^) ^$ MResource Allocation" U4 x8 w6 r. Y1 x7 [# G
Pricing
6 o' ^, }9 F: u3 i2 T7 KMarkets
" X+ l! K$ A( c) w, `% QGovernment roles: j, ]2 y$ T4 @8 }. V0 u! q
Or would like to learn more about - N. U5 Q* r. `2 o2 E; t! s9 E
The energy sector, including sources and markets
2 o! Z3 F1 m# c5 Z+ p. |Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
; n; @: ] p8 i# {You might enjoy a course about
7 m' |% l1 m* X% o# R K* y" TEnergy Economics!# m2 o2 q( W8 ~0 z0 `
ECON 366 Energy Economics8 r, ~3 B& O* _$ t# E0 Z
Topics: " A# }( e& M- Q9 o# x$ c
Pricing
, @! n6 s* ^7 [Role in economic growth
, J) H7 E+ g; d% [: DEnergy sources and markets ) P" y+ ]# j6 J+ z& [
Role of government # ~# j# p7 t% b, f! U d1 ~
Regulation
- V4 O5 b6 x0 N5 w
" R+ i$ R" F @# f2 m hIf you enjoyed learning about ) d: |# S. ~* j8 F/ x
Externalities9 D) ]" k5 S* Y, O& v9 B9 |
Regulation4 x; i2 @0 Y' t& T
Government roles
3 {# p- G2 v! T0 o; Z Z% sOr would like to learn more about . i( g z" k+ K
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
: a1 w+ S5 q, gSteps taken to address deterioration: `$ O P% |0 P) `% O
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
1 m3 O/ x: P+ _8 |7 w0 TECON 369 Economics of the Environment
8 ]' n$ z" B! R; v' {4 ]* fTopics:
2 }0 l: j9 e+ o9 P( DEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment _9 B) Q1 u6 E9 C @* z; B
Types and causes of environmental deterioration ' I+ m& M) O2 P* j$ [
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration , |9 @/ Q/ n3 H! Q/ h# s
Recreation economics* F+ I/ e* j5 _' S" Z }& R0 x
$ w& N9 |! j) X; _6 V" ~If you enjoyed learning about
( M& Z$ r4 [6 _ Individual Incentives/ W9 v- Q( F5 W+ F% S: } h
Total Welfare
5 i# J) @/ `1 x1 w6 m; B% UYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 7 _$ a+ b: X) ~" ^ {" p4 S
ECON 378 Law and Economics. y/ G5 E' q3 C
Topics: 8 P; W7 ?. G0 m3 a, c" F
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
. m8 q- ]3 e. m, ^4 s: ACrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
9 _3 k" J) j* yChild Support Payments9 H3 `- X* m- c- J5 m+ E! s
Private Divorce agreements# U+ | Y) y# h
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
6 H" L* I7 |2 g8 o/ i5 d( k @; m3 f( _. |% ]( Q3 h
If you enjoyed learning about
1 ?" u7 I% I" ^ \; cPrisoners Dilemma
( h+ y; `% E5 xDominant Strategies3 e* W; \. V: s* f
Collusion- D |8 `% ?" c1 p) |- B6 a4 n1 q; T
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! / F6 V( x O. p9 A; _2 b1 v
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications, R1 b+ A4 e$ U- Z! g
Topics: " b$ ]2 |7 n% Q# Q; J5 A
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games0 D, w% H+ X' q2 q6 ` D
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
' K) {/ w( e { V" `- V6 m! \3 jNote! Prerequisites:
; J9 X( ]1 ]2 A+ R Q% aECON 384 & 299 |
|