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If you enjoyed learning about:
4 C% @" t3 H5 H( fTrade
4 r$ Z2 B/ j$ tGrowth& I4 n( s0 S* o/ W3 b, u- W$ ~: x
Or would like to learn more about: $ N) |# H5 N4 x/ u' Y M/ j
China as an Emerging Economy0 `5 X6 i" c8 j
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
& Q j. }% f, i% F0 g4 q* ~1 ^ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development6 ?" {: ~$ L- U4 G# S, C
Topics:
* x9 }9 n9 N/ i; f3 b5 rChinese Economy Characteristics5 w- O" a) J5 q7 p9 y8 T- _' i
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
: ^6 i4 l0 P# Y. U* xConsequences of economic reform: a5 ^7 E7 {7 d9 `2 \/ _+ ?
Canada’s economic relations with China
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If you would like to learn more about:
; v- {; J/ q, Q. d) v# _! y8 T5 QRich and Poor Countries3 [4 Y$ t9 k0 a. |/ I
Why economies differ7 P# F( P U, f
Causes for such differences
3 [7 r% f0 H( r( g: OYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth! o: i' B3 d6 k7 R: W
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
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: A. g% y$ G3 STechnology$ J+ g0 E" v0 i
Institutions# ?/ O. Q7 x- j* o4 `1 W
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about
- a7 c7 _, Z. SSupply and Demand
6 \& A4 t1 H( w3 d6 c. a8 WConsumer Behavior
z7 I2 r2 A e+ lProduction and Cost
! J. Y, Q3 M% sPrice and Output4 Q8 x1 j* u/ @8 r* H% I
Market Structures0 E t ]7 b" k! L& D: T( l
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
! N7 F( c3 u9 _ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I. [2 p! t. J7 f. D
Topics: 7 l4 w% w$ i& ?8 G. ]" O& |
Theory of consumer behavior
* |: q# K' }7 g! \' w' [' Z% YTheory of production and cost$ \: }+ q. W: i7 n5 G; N
Price and output determination under competition( Y* g2 {% B0 w* D; a! p, V: ~
Monopoly and other market structures5 R2 G! ]" ~7 }% k. N# o
; Q. {2 C! g3 @( XIf you enjoyed learning about . ?9 N4 T) _- f0 H" Q
Costs and Benefits
6 r% y& z4 V+ ]# [/ O( Q nExternalities! H& P% j9 D/ ]+ Y
Decision-making
1 \$ K( M0 n5 F6 f6 y( \; wOr would like to learn more about
3 \) x/ {# A% `& _8 ZCapital Investments
. |9 L9 c7 S4 z |You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
5 G0 \% a: k5 h6 N( e" @ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation/ p' W+ N. a9 Q4 \; [4 M) Q) Y: O4 t
Topics:
, O8 w- g4 X* l* V- X' ECost-Benefit Analysis
* s3 f' z, L% S$ x* V+ J d- ^Evaluating Public Investment Projects
8 e6 H; S l' q( L, Y6 Z kLook at examples from
6 B$ s4 u% b; `% M+ ~1 |. ]: k( bTransportation0 D9 r$ y- f, _
River Basin Management
6 D) l$ d: ?# v( t6 A( |, LElectrical Generation
& h! K8 e2 L2 z: qOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about
o4 y" N- w L# uSupply and Demand5 v9 a6 a/ |7 f' \7 M, z; j
Externalities
) T( ~+ }4 w$ Q9 O8 n5 zResource Allocation& n. p! E! ?; i9 B/ H! z; V c
Taxation5 l3 G2 R: N! ^- L* ~, `4 l1 m' t$ H, I
Or would like to learn more about
$ \2 O! ~% U9 B" t6 b& f3 \Supply of Natural Resources in Canada: Y$ v, G4 z+ j' |$ q/ L* t6 ?
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!( P$ r- e9 Q4 s2 ~5 ]1 m
ECON 365 Resource Economics
3 t/ R9 U1 f# M1 c: u, A( v2 oTopics:1 Z- v& M- k# Q0 b* L
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources% c" D% t5 t! O p- H2 ?) K
Scarcity and pricing
+ u' l5 V3 u i% g/ fContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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1 ]" G( }# z' k0 VIf you enjoyed learning about
$ W, x3 n) H' k; DResource Allocation% I% v& B- e/ E8 ?2 E( M9 O) F
Pricing' [: \/ o# G7 M( O
Markets
4 W( d3 w1 \8 IGovernment roles. l: v# n- v# D+ j; Y8 R( K0 H
Or would like to learn more about - U3 A& p" d+ ?: ^* `! \) ]
The energy sector, including sources and markets0 C) s8 I8 C9 u
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues0 V& @4 G* l. O2 V* f/ H- Z7 v4 T
You might enjoy a course about
2 Z* t+ @' _) QEnergy Economics!) l3 c& W$ O! C* G/ K' E* i# U+ V6 x$ x
ECON 366 Energy Economics
! I+ l, \+ ]# ZTopics:
, m0 n& |4 F0 M# e* ^Pricing5 H6 v' b1 d |( X
Role in economic growth , g2 G' ?( W# ~% g7 c* o& D
Energy sources and markets
' m* E8 ?9 a- P8 @' F& v- n0 z' dRole of government , P7 y6 {! ?7 O( v* [/ F8 t1 m
Regulation & d# H+ u0 c5 T$ W- ~
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Externalities
# }7 p6 E+ H/ C' b) w; m: v, wRegulation1 N' w! J5 I3 v6 D1 R
Government roles
; d6 J, ]1 {2 \, M1 WOr would like to learn more about 8 S9 e1 v# E( N1 \+ O
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
, h/ w, I. }8 aSteps taken to address deterioration
- ?+ O* ~8 V; P9 ~$ l- HYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
; e- d ~( }4 [7 y, } hECON 369 Economics of the Environment
: M4 u$ T1 U% D4 hTopics:
* B" b. x+ d& C' e; ?- \ @Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment 7 j# |4 h$ D W, T. K
Types and causes of environmental deterioration # o1 _2 N( s# C7 z3 ]
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
& b* v' N, S; f+ Z( i9 `( a+ ORecreation economics8 G( W, X7 C5 k) k4 N
j9 N3 j! `7 u+ | L/ k7 c. o' LIf you enjoyed learning about1 a+ W) I z6 a& J, D. Z% I
Individual Incentives) i* P- U+ L: U9 }3 q( ]
Total Welfare ' {* c7 I) x" `0 c3 d1 M$ A& {, @+ D
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
! H4 Q' j/ M/ ~, b r! tECON 378 Law and Economics# @7 r) E2 a6 k& G9 c% ` s0 u
Topics:
6 _0 T* f$ Z7 U1 R t$ NIssues in Criminal and Family Law
; X! q/ W* X7 g" l$ P7 [/ sCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
* W+ Q! t4 Q1 ~8 d2 EChild Support Payments
' c- L8 R) E$ D. R5 `8 ?+ s PPrivate Divorce agreements7 [; U# g& o4 r6 Y
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act1 R# C5 O4 c! _( T: p1 K$ g% r
, Y& q6 z1 R7 Y* W7 k, A0 RIf you enjoyed learning about 4 Q% w4 I* w& i" B
Prisoners Dilemma
2 [* t4 u; k. hDominant Strategies
) o9 w; ~0 |: n/ _# u6 @9 y. |Collusion4 P0 _; q' r; M# b
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
: _3 C1 i' j0 I* r9 @+ SECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications9 E# V3 Z9 l* {$ q! p
Topics:
; D9 ?8 j' ?: s% eAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
$ O% K. ^ }* q1 a5 b; F4 QApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion . X1 ?; n' n( B7 h+ |9 n7 B
Note! Prerequisites:
. b d7 U& D5 Y; pECON 384 & 299 |
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