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If you enjoyed learning about:
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8 H; F' q- ~) y( a5 vGrowth( I8 T6 T, B4 g$ U9 A: j
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$ I6 [) g k# v& V& yChina as an Emerging Economy
. g5 r- ?" y& I+ H+ D$ X8 ~$ UYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
, Z5 Q' O `' |! ~& X/ ^* \. f" J5 KECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
3 n0 T6 T6 E1 Y, g+ ?9 xTopics:
# v# ~+ _. [; |% l- K4 nChinese Economy Characteristics$ n4 B- {, O" p) S
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy; y. H/ ^$ n& l# h
Consequences of economic reform
1 z5 W$ g, m7 `; G- j; Z& v4 F) g1 uCanada’s economic relations with China) ~) f0 _) S( e2 X) T
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If you would like to learn more about: - c' w, q5 P2 f# U# H! n! _* u, {
Rich and Poor Countries
& a0 j5 F# [! V+ c ]) dWhy economies differ
}0 R* I# O; ^' R7 R$ qCauses for such differences8 K6 `+ e" S U6 U9 p% A3 G
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
8 ]2 e+ P5 v* p& \+ ?0 M$ @6 P- cECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
& a& z5 a4 `0 wTopics:6 V8 w% a% a, a7 Q1 F
Technology
( t( @+ q6 w, O) j9 ]2 h) }Institutions1 `! I; h9 w+ b+ g3 }5 p, V( m" i
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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8 K' X2 n, g- K, \3 \$ TIf you enjoyed learning about
- i8 G* P8 z7 Q2 A2 \Supply and Demand
! ~9 @$ F$ ?( V1 C! Y& }" VConsumer Behavior
9 x$ ^, b6 i' i/ K2 |1 ^: c: s! QProduction and Cost
! P: n9 u9 Q, ~ z* l) bPrice and Output
4 {8 s+ A$ x* VMarket Structures6 e# K$ i: \5 f
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
9 V2 Z' S( P+ E/ wECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I# z' p2 U: q) U: `6 O7 S* J! j/ q( i
Topics:
) T. r6 l* i& \0 GTheory of consumer behavior2 h+ h$ k1 S1 L' [/ m
Theory of production and cost
0 Y! Q/ W* u, u7 j2 r6 bPrice and output determination under competition6 |4 I( P, r" S% i
Monopoly and other market structures2 ~- {0 }" h4 m d6 t8 w6 u
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Costs and Benefits ! N2 g. _* @* S }
Externalities) o5 k: f7 R* n% d& h+ l
Decision-making8 K Z+ p0 y& [9 D
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N5 H1 C# N# W, i. R: TCapital Investments; L, a/ L- b3 P4 p, P* T$ ~3 u
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!1 N. O2 r: H! p$ } E
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation& c/ \. i- I8 y% a# ?. o( w1 K6 M
Topics:
% l; S- ~3 p) T& RCost-Benefit Analysis
. c8 O V) V) h/ b9 ~0 y! f9 r' s% ?- HEvaluating Public Investment Projects0 ?4 }0 C: `* E2 o+ Y Z5 S
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Transportation6 v# Z$ `- f4 m5 X$ w* r( h
River Basin Management: G* F) u" i! ]- G6 R# c
Electrical Generation
5 j0 D5 F' B& m; u9 ]$ AOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about
5 }9 x0 P6 w @5 z: rSupply and Demand) s( ?+ Y5 x- ?3 F5 N3 W! c
Externalities
; G5 u8 Z7 O1 F. H7 N6 hResource Allocation
( i. h6 A+ O0 N7 ~- q1 r8 b0 v" MTaxation' J4 a7 M% O8 A/ r* B: k
Or would like to learn more about
/ V' {4 l3 F. @; J0 B' |& TSupply of Natural Resources in Canada* B* h0 j! Z% x- H2 w1 F$ I
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!# O3 x3 z6 W4 n9 [, D8 K
ECON 365 Resource Economics
# \3 C' @6 I( C$ A) O$ q) ~Topics: ]: T6 a+ f% m5 I6 }1 }" ?& z
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources; ]( c) s& Q5 d
Scarcity and pricing+ L& _5 N6 F% h7 k
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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Resource Allocation
' R" y% ^0 E$ R# S4 N# I" V0 jPricing
5 i$ q$ j7 }! A- g L2 BMarkets2 L1 H; Z' D) L$ F5 _+ p7 `
Government roles5 S' X5 l8 G8 D6 k
Or would like to learn more about
8 m; {# H5 f& v: dThe energy sector, including sources and markets# a# G: q& T9 Y6 J% x
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues4 E+ U9 h& ]- o/ z/ v( g
You might enjoy a course about 2 D* b9 ^. B; w2 z" I- O/ r
Energy Economics!* `3 m- O! t/ ?
ECON 366 Energy Economics2 q4 U1 l4 k& a5 z/ o4 ?. ^0 b0 _
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Pricing7 |8 k, ?8 a1 s/ g$ M
Role in economic growth * m0 a6 N- C e: k
Energy sources and markets ( k6 X! P, S+ X1 N- e4 v3 ?
Role of government - W. Y; y1 ]7 O( U
Regulation 9 m% s% M" m- D
. U- m# I; J- x) i7 tIf you enjoyed learning about ! K4 [4 k! h& \) G: l
Externalities6 e3 w) Z' S" ?, g* [* t8 G2 V
Regulation8 R- J- W: P' Z/ k! V. ^) Q& b
Government roles6 Y5 C; M9 G: n+ q9 C1 J
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: a; v( I' H+ j3 ]4 p. c) T& _, yEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
; q w2 _ Q. L; d* r. fSteps taken to address deterioration
7 h- l/ ~; A* |4 ~6 `You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
- B, t+ Y$ }: vECON 369 Economics of the Environment a& S+ s( N2 |6 H' g+ T* C l
Topics: & i! [; q! Y" f, }' u
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment 8 p( j4 V/ N0 Y7 H& q+ i
Types and causes of environmental deterioration % J' Z# _! Z% D5 I% E2 r
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration , G5 N9 W* J/ K2 x
Recreation economics
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Individual Incentives( q: i' L. @, K: d. b0 I; x
Total Welfare
2 [& {2 F# ?1 c8 n2 [* |% B: uYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
, j( r1 a% O# hECON 378 Law and Economics3 Y* o5 k* ?4 F0 U& A
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Issues in Criminal and Family Law
! l0 R% x/ I3 s* @' dCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
* f3 Q* {& \2 s, FChild Support Payments
8 S/ d9 J& }+ dPrivate Divorce agreements
3 M' e3 T# t$ q' g% t$ x5 RCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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Prisoners Dilemma
; @7 f* k$ Y& kDominant Strategies
( w) ~9 h3 v/ R9 }, ?4 wCollusion0 G: U* ^5 ^/ V* {
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! $ v; a0 D4 v8 Z3 B) P
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications; g4 v' j. C# s
Topics: 2 @0 c n1 d& ] ~4 I
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games" }3 F( ~1 ^' N* X7 ?
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
8 ^! Z- S' f! O! vNote! Prerequisites: . G1 x q$ m$ Z" Z
ECON 384 & 299 |
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