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Trade
9 b1 i, o$ `7 T* F/ }3 LGrowth( F2 S+ J9 o% v% u# k. U
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; c( v0 e: j5 _China as an Emerging Economy
. L. P1 D" {9 a7 T+ ? xYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
' x2 }4 h( v: r! zECON 211 Chinese Economic Development2 z9 h& d4 j) U1 m7 C
Topics:
+ |% h j$ }7 a* g: y& S5 xChinese Economy Characteristics0 r7 P( t5 S0 ~ b5 u$ @
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy, b! l; Y; {% C# X# H+ c
Consequences of economic reform
6 f: q6 n/ J* p: M% D7 D JCanada’s economic relations with China
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Rich and Poor Countries
P1 j# o1 `2 K$ ZWhy economies differ
, E" I, R; S% v& gCauses for such differences! t) T% q; @6 y' b, @3 _
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
2 o5 J/ f' f& ]3 x, A+ \0 I. x8 ]ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth1 ?* y( g% c0 n9 `
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Institutions* ]( |; ?/ I! P# B3 B, I1 Q
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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Supply and Demand
: p J1 A9 f+ }! M4 u iConsumer Behavior; j7 s$ q: q! J& o# t, W4 f5 {2 }
Production and Cost
5 k% C O7 ?& E; J! f6 i4 aPrice and Output* Z4 `0 f: x+ a) [
Market Structures
+ X% ^+ z$ ~+ d1 X. M, n* y, mYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
K0 w7 K8 M) m' mECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
& n& v7 Z" r! V! _Topics: 7 l1 h* Y9 a4 e6 P7 e+ W; s" p
Theory of consumer behavior
) t2 s9 V- I9 D( UTheory of production and cost
& ~3 h! j! t) r- s8 v" aPrice and output determination under competition& q# i" p0 l& X& r J
Monopoly and other market structures4 B( h0 ?% r+ o! v9 a
( }6 |0 B( S: @# p, F' A+ AIf you enjoyed learning about ; o: T8 E2 ]6 y- q, A- c8 o
Costs and Benefits
9 `/ M+ O9 F+ ], d3 kExternalities
6 d$ g/ |/ @: k3 fDecision-making
2 H* A$ x) I3 B/ T2 t1 MOr would like to learn more about 5 ~6 Y3 M. f* Z2 Y* `, ^2 K
Capital Investments
) F3 c% \1 t) G0 o0 v) ?You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!8 U, a7 U3 j& g; l. E1 M5 K+ t
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation/ [5 Q: e+ F- ^2 d9 Z( w* H# J8 t5 [
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Cost-Benefit Analysis
4 J: J8 j* @; t: \! }: h; y6 wEvaluating Public Investment Projects2 W: [; O% i2 i' o* N
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# ]/ h- S1 z$ _Transportation
% r) O: z, b* Y( e: ~& FRiver Basin Management
% G3 n7 p' U, tElectrical Generation
5 h* |% { a0 D0 Q% G+ V' u- Z! QOil & Gas and Pollution Control* w( O; q* W7 p9 i: G2 G
4 C: \) R# Y: nIf you enjoyed learning about % T& c( h. e/ a! e; F
Supply and Demand D, [) \) O8 Y4 K0 n8 x3 S
Externalities
( Y" g9 [' w0 T9 B0 LResource Allocation* C3 F2 n; f0 q! V% l. g G8 B* j1 o# p
Taxation* s' T, ~& s( m' y5 F3 r7 Y% [1 l
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' \8 p' |( |) c. B* KSupply of Natural Resources in Canada/ q2 m8 T6 l! X3 V* X9 k8 U
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
+ a$ o+ d! _& d! }9 ]5 j( R& V* ~ECON 365 Resource Economics# C+ E, V( M5 @4 y: R
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Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources+ ^! i6 a0 O* \, \ G& a" e
Scarcity and pricing. l3 W" V% A, q- z+ X5 S
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues8 Q% b. C# H5 A$ D* ^/ @, X
' L' x+ f) z7 RIf you enjoyed learning about
- h: n- p$ A) r& \8 g1 P- j3 @Resource Allocation
* b$ O4 V: t$ I( h. lPricing8 D8 q2 R0 ]. Y
Markets. a, v5 n' d; |/ g: E
Government roles
: T9 f8 z& @: H: l$ t" vOr would like to learn more about
" o! d0 F& h u0 I$ HThe energy sector, including sources and markets+ j6 a1 w7 M: c8 |6 [1 v# c) Q2 H: f
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues; u$ a1 g; n/ q3 v( j9 C7 U/ ~
You might enjoy a course about
" A0 f8 n- x' [$ o5 TEnergy Economics!
- |" m' x2 i' q' Q$ ?ECON 366 Energy Economics
7 R6 e; `7 d( @' b6 m2 Y1 yTopics:
+ i# b: t8 m8 T. _* m6 m4 TPricing/ k+ L& y1 s% s' P- _* @7 \
Role in economic growth
" r2 N Y, L: I5 ~' mEnergy sources and markets . a) [7 M- y0 R
Role of government 2 v {, A9 K/ b7 p( J. J
Regulation
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! e' A2 U v3 h, Y5 iIf you enjoyed learning about
0 o- S( p9 Q. ?% vExternalities
" k( H/ `% e" W( Z4 A. dRegulation$ O5 C) m; v% n4 p' j
Government roles
' z3 S( \9 u z& L# O- FOr would like to learn more about # C& i: [& ?' e4 q" }
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
3 w* V3 t8 ?) A; {Steps taken to address deterioration/ s$ S3 U3 v8 w# Z
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 0 W G; f1 J ?& w4 A1 {& D. x' g
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment6 H" a: x- _& _8 G
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Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
9 E4 q& M4 t+ u8 H" e- M# wTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
O8 |1 y0 {6 B1 X4 L( lTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
" ? p ]* C( E- ^1 T7 |5 fRecreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about
8 o$ v) O) a( v% w) ^, t, K) m4 F Individual Incentives
! ^, F# ~) F+ D1 V0 ATotal Welfare
# T: d; C( C# o8 fYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
4 h! E. Y! T* {+ d. pECON 378 Law and Economics/ J, q! t5 E1 z2 w+ {1 Q
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Issues in Criminal and Family Law
* B) ]" N2 o0 g( d6 @ u5 rCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
& P4 s* ?% p- R# X, [Child Support Payments: U" l8 Q" ^+ K
Private Divorce agreements
o9 t- b& Q9 r- v/ ]Criminal provisions of the Competition Act4 i" X6 J, X8 v% M% Z# A2 [0 k% `
. w# s4 G& r5 j4 Y( D" a2 TIf you enjoyed learning about
: f5 q) Q5 I, L" g8 L) @6 j% u4 I) _/ ?- tPrisoners Dilemma: v/ w% s" A1 P# k3 C' x2 f
Dominant Strategies- v) K4 l3 b. i6 N9 D
Collusion7 N, ?9 u6 d6 G" m+ v. k4 c
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
, ]& G: u4 |3 e' e# D' A: EECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications6 W- c6 s# b4 o1 S/ p
Topics:
/ S; M! K, G7 z7 w$ b' sAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
* a) z9 j- U T* S! nApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
2 O9 I+ W( x) A! T# d% TNote! Prerequisites: ) S% U; S; V( {$ u3 Z5 k' L L
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