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If you enjoyed learning about:
, E1 i0 Z9 E8 ` VTrade
& J1 F/ M5 `, z1 ]8 Y% o$ @Growth) V# D; k9 U0 i5 d
Or would like to learn more about:
0 L# h/ }$ @& B! `% d: JChina as an Emerging Economy5 }+ D5 ?+ h7 A
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!0 f3 _4 U" `8 | G+ G6 N8 W4 r
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
5 p* b9 a+ |9 w v6 C* ]- d' \Topics: 5 q2 E) S) Y+ j) z! c1 a
Chinese Economy Characteristics: n. y2 t; f5 m1 O9 `! _- z$ l, i
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
* {" j2 k1 u8 n% CConsequences of economic reform# q6 B9 \( ]- z% y8 ]3 k
Canada’s economic relations with China
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If you would like to learn more about: 0 K) y- }. V( V7 L% k# [
Rich and Poor Countries
+ S5 J# m G$ r2 A6 yWhy economies differ
" c. Q- z3 ]. W4 a j: c6 jCauses for such differences
. \# |" |) \! M$ L, gYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth7 D% m! K" v+ i. ?$ Z# c8 q
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth% |+ a# `7 a$ Y# e0 J/ T5 e
Topics:( U; f* ?5 ]+ U$ `1 }, V1 ` A" @
Technology( N3 A2 R% l3 M- A" ^4 F
Institutions
) P' n- g* a$ Q' X* d8 jGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence ; B1 l: c6 \; ]1 O( P
! i1 g' L; s/ Q: S6 |" vIf you enjoyed learning about
2 K$ x i, S8 i$ {; I) ~( dSupply and Demand
- {2 T1 K5 ]# A4 A" d. aConsumer Behavior
" y# q" p" A8 P r {9 dProduction and Cost H' o/ I" D* `9 A$ ?% X
Price and Output1 V5 n8 I9 m( U- {
Market Structures
! D e( }3 z# U, Z3 D/ T: s- P7 MYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
' r' ?# z3 B2 L3 [ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
# k0 \0 o+ S5 \- r M& }" z! e6 T( Z4 xTopics:
# s3 l. h* G8 K. TTheory of consumer behavior: D9 A A+ \ J+ \+ J3 p, R
Theory of production and cost
+ A7 N: g0 A0 F, I0 y, A0 Z- LPrice and output determination under competition
) y& }" {( d0 m( `- @$ J' `Monopoly and other market structures# M3 A! q+ w, H2 U% [
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If you enjoyed learning about - J% S- c, x5 L* W0 `) M
Costs and Benefits
6 o) b; E& }" IExternalities4 k" A* P- g2 b+ C g
Decision-making3 |* g( V# o: N$ X' E1 @" [2 O
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Capital Investments6 r; f# R' _" t
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
9 u- W. ?5 q u _4 @+ C- WECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
& {1 x8 V, _2 T3 k' lTopics:
& h# K& N! J) ^: yCost-Benefit Analysis
% p- T: Q( N/ _9 mEvaluating Public Investment Projects2 Z1 B: @" A6 H3 V
Look at examples from
, x. s1 z4 q# STransportation
" x2 h! H4 J$ R$ H6 P: l; F& O' A) ^River Basin Management* z- G- I$ ^" L+ u4 z1 K; A
Electrical Generation
" \) n5 |' Y+ xOil & Gas and Pollution Control, t. z- \) E: _: J$ _
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Supply and Demand
/ H. z& _ | f/ [Externalities
3 J- `, j" c2 k& zResource Allocation6 @' i# `) g2 h/ w6 S5 \
Taxation
- b5 K& O# a; L. I+ a+ Q0 \Or would like to learn more about 3 o) K; i! I4 _& H3 ~
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada* e4 M/ [& m; v( N+ y+ ~; x+ \9 I4 B1 M
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!; P: Q" R1 v6 m% A
ECON 365 Resource Economics6 s8 @( d1 g! f, z
Topics:, ]9 ]/ X- L. c {4 {
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
2 a1 _5 S5 [; eScarcity and pricing) F) q! S$ F3 W+ r9 i
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues9 }2 v2 E- K+ `* h+ G: w" A
% e( b6 i j: i$ E6 GIf you enjoyed learning about 5 ~ J6 E2 `* {# W
Resource Allocation* }* a' B) i, S7 a
Pricing
7 X3 X% Q' Q( g' N6 }6 k' HMarkets5 t! t. N N' w
Government roles8 \* m6 p- }8 M) a0 B5 O
Or would like to learn more about 2 P1 X6 R" l7 i, {) B% F' [* G' f1 R
The energy sector, including sources and markets; S5 i9 l- c5 N+ }2 w l @9 p
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues0 o0 e: S, t* U! B: C4 @! o- p
You might enjoy a course about * ?- k- N0 N/ y/ [
Energy Economics!- p! p" q' Y5 A# y2 r
ECON 366 Energy Economics
9 J2 W6 H( m. y5 q$ |& XTopics:
. K1 B* G7 ]+ q# R, [Pricing% n1 f2 h. {* e# }9 a9 w. W4 P
Role in economic growth
, K) B0 l* K$ b$ s sEnergy sources and markets
5 i0 c' Z0 X8 gRole of government
# }4 u2 i, K2 l* r f" [4 r: ZRegulation / A) ~9 m. k1 @
$ ]& f8 @0 Y3 z* V8 wIf you enjoyed learning about ) i) u7 H5 S8 [! Z
Externalities
% H/ s) n( B& M6 Z! oRegulation
( s" S+ L9 j* y. H1 z4 C1 x5 BGovernment roles+ v! E8 ]! b3 l: m5 m
Or would like to learn more about
0 u' K0 a7 Y- j6 _ e; {1 cEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration( @+ _* Q# g7 W
Steps taken to address deterioration
_7 H. o- t& L" h6 {2 o8 dYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! - q( |, _, H. y( w7 b
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment- C6 C! o- _, @$ h; D& r' e8 s r; \- ~
Topics:
: j2 c; ]0 h( bEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
9 m, I1 Q) G. d+ ], q* X8 _; Z/ nTypes and causes of environmental deterioration & m% S1 {* e! G
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 7 \; F1 x: E$ K% o5 f% T! D
Recreation economics5 ?$ k, h) @( |8 S' M7 b
6 |+ ^. V8 v, `If you enjoyed learning about
# X! q7 X8 `+ Z% Q3 R L9 o* b9 p Individual Incentives2 q6 A% @+ A+ u; T6 m0 D& z
Total Welfare " V7 G: [) d: m, C) l3 v
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
2 g2 D+ k8 c% t1 t+ l* Q6 k1 nECON 378 Law and Economics
F' b" @( l6 i- a& C4 rTopics: & P) x. R2 w7 w7 I( K& M. e
Issues in Criminal and Family Law; v J7 H- j1 }/ \ a+ X( u5 ?( b
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
9 z" m6 T5 }- SChild Support Payments b2 ?' c. m) y5 R' p4 v
Private Divorce agreements
# N" h9 d: Y% ]# C @1 [) cCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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If you enjoyed learning about 0 h, e1 u% c2 m. W1 }
Prisoners Dilemma8 a9 P% D$ Y# w. m4 e8 B& A
Dominant Strategies
7 H4 D: I5 P6 s* w6 J* L: i+ \Collusion
6 b, f" [% z5 MYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
& {- m) o. L! yECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications- ?, O7 I$ h1 {3 f
Topics:
0 c6 w# h. q+ a5 q4 i4 N+ KAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games7 t: ~5 c! F; G; L& d: O4 B. \
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
|, o4 I1 X+ c6 q2 j1 |8 eNote! Prerequisites: . X; z9 l* w$ Y) d/ f
ECON 384 & 299 |
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