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If you enjoyed learning about:
4 ^& M' d: D, P* `7 \$ aTrade
* u( E: O6 @+ V4 j7 t( wGrowth
- v- h0 y! a. oOr would like to learn more about:
5 ]5 z! Z- g$ r7 K7 k$ p! P ?China as an Emerging Economy
( K+ B. ~& R% R$ i: ^You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
1 O& ?1 e7 b) F TECON 211 Chinese Economic Development7 y; _- `9 r& G" z. D" Q1 a
Topics:
n$ ?# A) e2 g; GChinese Economy Characteristics/ [" n+ E5 `- m1 E
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
5 k! V' I0 z/ B* S) _ r U* NConsequences of economic reform6 v4 o, k" Y( X2 E# ?+ K- u) N. y/ S
Canada’s economic relations with China, U E$ u5 A) f) d ^! e
$ b9 d' L4 s3 f' IIf you would like to learn more about:
% t. r5 u2 {" xRich and Poor Countries
, m5 V6 U$ H/ _* R. AWhy economies differ9 [6 T" W6 n" Q% \; i* [# X
Causes for such differences
1 S! T. l# L. G8 SYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
* ^* W8 ^& U* m3 i. ]) }ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth; F/ _: \6 {: l, E
Topics:
! p& y8 F" E- Z- b! k0 D1 Q! s9 UTechnology
% |# u0 }) ~6 ^" ]# l' DInstitutions
( U; h# F: d/ ~+ S: K. }- b3 mGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence 8 T! n& s! \. O& @4 c. r5 R, s
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If you enjoyed learning about / [( c/ ]: @+ v
Supply and Demand
) x2 {2 a0 E& ~Consumer Behavior
) y4 s5 O( @8 n9 ?3 T2 n+ zProduction and Cost! ~! A( Z' B( e! I, [2 F2 o
Price and Output
, H. D3 v8 K8 b: I7 g6 F3 RMarket Structures
& T4 p$ L" }* I M( u0 `$ y0 LYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!7 o' Z/ t5 f( ?2 E' R$ {% }2 B
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
" x# _ s* a( l) X* |Topics:
5 P: M/ K) |8 O( c2 |4 y" XTheory of consumer behavior
! P! Q& @: \4 n% [- F) z# ITheory of production and cost9 \" W: ^) @+ X. w9 G+ x5 t
Price and output determination under competition
( ?' J' P0 I/ F- z/ nMonopoly and other market structures
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If you enjoyed learning about
" s' L# ~, P3 v: g* q, ^) bCosts and Benefits
5 M; n& I! p' w3 y3 aExternalities: t: s* \ ^) C
Decision-making
2 O# }7 R- f0 d0 _: Y ROr would like to learn more about 3 f z4 C* R% v: e/ V0 h+ _
Capital Investments
0 W; s+ E& ~6 T6 \% cYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!; g( f2 \+ X2 z4 v" u
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation, H J. U: }% }% Y& _
Topics:. `4 t; _. Q4 q9 \2 [5 C7 z
Cost-Benefit Analysis/ V( Z: @) t3 n( a' ?0 J0 c
Evaluating Public Investment Projects9 B$ q$ \1 x! x
Look at examples from
4 M7 w; g) m. dTransportation
& J {) A% h: |& f+ G! `, Z- dRiver Basin Management
7 Q& y8 Z! A( x2 \( kElectrical Generation
- o8 O% x. h5 C3 k' L2 fOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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Supply and Demand8 T( _" r6 Z+ R/ v$ p4 }
Externalities
! B1 _" f0 w. R5 r" m& G; V0 ?Resource Allocation
6 O/ T" c9 ^8 l0 UTaxation& Z4 B/ m0 L5 M/ K$ A5 i+ \' q
Or would like to learn more about / T2 Y- S2 d. w- N7 t
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
. J& a, B B8 [% A: e/ TYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!: n3 H# r2 i, X0 h% H: q
ECON 365 Resource Economics
+ ^9 V* p+ ^ K4 ~1 x$ p5 nTopics:0 {( B9 d# ?' z
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources4 J! o* T" n" y, f7 V5 f% q
Scarcity and pricing; ?3 d- E0 G; J# B: ]" b( {
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues! J9 ~) F6 z; q; N+ d
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If you enjoyed learning about
2 T7 N; Y+ j' pResource Allocation! ~) N, r @% {4 N: w
Pricing' I( h% V; R( f' `! E! e
Markets: R! F! f$ @7 r+ w7 D. ^% k
Government roles
: [1 N% v, I& Q! I8 Y$ v- }Or would like to learn more about 7 d' X' O) a7 D4 Q8 }5 ~
The energy sector, including sources and markets
, y* Y, A$ |5 }; P- }. uCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
5 ~) p0 v5 b) qYou might enjoy a course about
: ?, w W% U- q; \Energy Economics!( ~5 e% @& k, p, q9 x
ECON 366 Energy Economics
; g- s c9 Z6 }# k3 Z& V3 mTopics:
3 m& g# ?5 t ~: Z* sPricing4 X6 k3 @8 x+ K2 k' W; a
Role in economic growth 3 [5 f) C9 T* G$ r- L3 c
Energy sources and markets
$ j; b/ J" o! z a1 X6 _7 U+ bRole of government
H9 G3 h+ I3 Y2 v) KRegulation
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0 H1 y" |. R8 c: o" \; i3 T0 l$ FIf you enjoyed learning about
$ ^8 k* q7 R5 Y' e, y m. N$ p6 DExternalities
7 b) }- a c3 h5 M9 y1 m8 q1 ORegulation! R4 d# M8 {- W8 C1 _, ]! k; i- X
Government roles9 }8 F% v5 e5 F) ^6 V2 L/ V" l& _7 y
Or would like to learn more about 7 W7 O# c( d) z8 J5 c+ ]% L
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
* a9 \2 d8 O+ S! ^" sSteps taken to address deterioration
6 }. O% G. y! a' y5 MYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! + w5 D ]8 F; z8 o. w
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
( v2 d9 k1 _! C+ f8 Y/ ^Topics:
+ n1 k5 m# j4 L- I1 ^7 YEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment 8 I; I5 A0 i4 ~
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
6 B5 |* H* j; Q$ i1 ?# r& RTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration + S4 i* u6 j# B c! I# \: `. Y
Recreation economics# d# J8 G2 o: @" m7 T0 {/ ^
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If you enjoyed learning about
9 J$ N+ \' N: C+ U; U Individual Incentives; L2 N4 V5 }6 A7 ^& L! l* L
Total Welfare 1 s! M8 a: ]" D6 Z3 ^" c5 Z0 F
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! % g! S1 a. N& _+ n
ECON 378 Law and Economics
; N, q/ i) Z% _5 R. H7 w5 ETopics:
# q! `6 T( h* G0 |Issues in Criminal and Family Law# F% r( t9 u3 ]7 [$ i
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining6 R! J( p) `$ g3 g( j! H
Child Support Payments
9 }# G1 K) H+ `/ T `Private Divorce agreements
) g# p& ?) F' h0 Q" F& LCriminal provisions of the Competition Act3 m! S2 Y R7 [2 M
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If you enjoyed learning about
# o+ Y% e! B7 r) e% IPrisoners Dilemma0 n) g5 a4 L7 u( `. S& ^- \
Dominant Strategies
7 o5 T' A; W- o2 u( ACollusion3 p% ?7 i8 k3 @! T
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
/ T; k1 a7 Q! _' B ]ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications; w) ]/ u. m6 ~* s
Topics: # ~6 T1 E* r( z; `
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games1 X1 N# u" t) m! Q$ g# _
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
: ]+ ]: z9 H, G5 a' Y- n1 ?Note! Prerequisites:
/ h1 {0 ]8 s5 R6 A& rECON 384 & 299 |
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