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Trade% p6 v: w( r8 O/ O# ]# @3 `3 E
Growth
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China as an Emerging Economy+ Z* Q) U; x+ Y- x
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
& R# `, l' y0 I6 }& a) p$ B& t, `, u1 \ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development1 [- H8 ~$ H6 O. {3 L$ h
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Chinese Economy Characteristics
. v3 J5 I3 j$ m$ w0 f4 ]Recent Events in the Chinese Economy% D1 Y" M+ d% s0 B6 J6 t
Consequences of economic reform
2 l8 H- c4 V v1 rCanada’s economic relations with China. l6 S) |! `4 I
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& U% }! L3 E& e$ l- j. S- G- h* g8 ]Rich and Poor Countries
8 ?% m; l2 ?. m1 O: f0 P( g4 f9 hWhy economies differ$ _" W0 f( ?6 P
Causes for such differences' l( q, O( _. I+ Q4 U$ G3 c
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
, C9 K( z' ?4 U4 G* }ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
0 G0 _3 k; n0 s5 g) g3 xTopics:
" _5 y9 A; R" i# I1 f7 c5 R% jTechnology
8 C# g, f7 H+ C6 e2 |* F/ GInstitutions
* Y. e% N0 s" p( uGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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Production and Cost8 Z. k* }2 d! D* q' W
Price and Output* T( W5 J3 n/ z( w3 \$ M
Market Structures
0 |3 C% o; r$ r& G" x2 ]8 hYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
4 C! Y- Q1 s& c% E gECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I$ p9 N8 R5 Y. |' M9 w5 x9 Y# X
Topics: ' z3 M0 u4 Y w/ l: e
Theory of consumer behavior+ n' J) b* D# W' t$ _
Theory of production and cost
4 G, m# r3 f5 EPrice and output determination under competition
( L8 P) i, s6 p( V9 eMonopoly and other market structures& I( B) f3 T- u/ K5 M
: ?0 Z: U) O/ N0 n3 v1 n# L, UIf you enjoyed learning about
' d4 p1 R1 t# D w9 ?$ aCosts and Benefits
; G) B! ^8 m9 z9 @" HExternalities6 Y ] x. T1 o" ~5 t5 \' D
Decision-making
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Capital Investments4 f) k7 l( S0 O$ q9 i) e) ~1 R
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!2 p! T4 a0 T# l$ b" o. v
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
: n, E7 \7 h' l1 bTopics:
; N7 n# {' k: C, NCost-Benefit Analysis
) w5 R' ?! C! u' W. o u# p+ @2 @Evaluating Public Investment Projects
$ p1 R& D& O; F# _ \Look at examples from $ e% S7 o/ G! p# i# D6 o" ^, I
Transportation
6 v, } x) {7 ]: f' _# FRiver Basin Management$ N( c) I- ~5 j+ z( A
Electrical Generation
( j+ y* ?* Q/ aOil & Gas and Pollution Control: V5 |, l) q ?; x
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Externalities0 R9 _ v9 w0 t3 s/ t
Resource Allocation
9 f& E; e1 \" l1 ?6 _2 `Taxation
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
5 W" B7 m& _7 _, c- i7 i2 N+ `You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!/ U# ]% y( N; A
ECON 365 Resource Economics. _" M9 }* A5 w& D, I# X0 p# l# C) Z
Topics:
$ ~) n" K# R! g1 i1 P1 i1 S: eExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
6 U" d. H7 I* g9 HScarcity and pricing
R! }0 X4 {5 K/ {Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues( r5 `! H4 G9 Y7 E7 {
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Pricing# V/ N4 b- u! [, p( R
Markets- h8 h& T2 q" \0 b. A- z5 ^$ B2 A
Government roles
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, K7 t0 D* K! o0 J LThe energy sector, including sources and markets' s: D' g) |5 C( ~/ K2 {, E+ N/ X
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues( i: g* Q/ z* O0 ~& _9 b
You might enjoy a course about ' a: N* K1 V; o' U1 z/ r" @3 s" E" R
Energy Economics!& ^- m3 x* _/ b8 P1 H M3 l
ECON 366 Energy Economics
7 S a. F" o# d: wTopics: . r" Y: S/ N% y, q, J+ V
Pricing
0 U; G0 E/ A8 w/ RRole in economic growth
/ u+ ~0 E+ z- n: g# tEnergy sources and markets ! E* d' K9 V7 @
Role of government ( n/ g- Y2 w9 N" k* R. D
Regulation
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3 v. f% ?" H$ Y: z$ K+ {5 NIf you enjoyed learning about 4 b: n( ]8 v: s( V b% k& q h$ m
Externalities C' f3 @' E j# K
Regulation* M6 q% Z6 \+ c# P0 }+ [
Government roles
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$ I# n9 W/ ]! {' x/ m7 \4 \Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration8 Y4 y4 Z0 _; C/ U" X8 i9 [
Steps taken to address deterioration+ F) Q, d {8 d/ _ c5 D# w
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
$ x+ j; Z- [& F# k4 kECON 369 Economics of the Environment
& V6 I7 u i. z" k. _Topics: 4 R6 y' }9 ]7 j0 v
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
( R- x3 y& Y9 B2 K# j" wTypes and causes of environmental deterioration ! v% k% e8 p& t) ?6 W+ ~
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
6 `" V' ^( _$ x. l5 p1 hRecreation economics6 a1 w# ^- U. }9 T! s
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' r$ J' x2 Q1 l% ^7 \6 m. X2 O% `5 b Individual Incentives
3 m5 G* _' X0 z D9 tTotal Welfare
: ~' G- W! e, i# N# X" C; z: @You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
1 X y. t- q rECON 378 Law and Economics7 K! g y2 e" `9 q# }! b! \6 {
Topics:
7 a' b4 o+ L/ j1 {& sIssues in Criminal and Family Law! g: z4 l5 k: b7 v4 G
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining' Q* Q2 W2 S/ t5 d v& }+ u
Child Support Payments0 `% f. @- Y7 u: {
Private Divorce agreements
4 P5 z' c" X, DCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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Prisoners Dilemma2 o8 {! K ]# b* e
Dominant Strategies9 A3 [2 q) E& j# F \% P# `: L
Collusion
6 O) j& B; O: M/ k- x! F7 bYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
' G$ u/ [3 y' W q8 r8 n& FECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
; L$ J- e$ {7 l6 yTopics:
& d/ q" C+ x$ V! s) [Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games1 L" _6 j: t7 F
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion . f5 S" @: H2 L
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' `* i: ~, z$ t* N5 L! C5 Y1 eECON 384 & 299 |
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