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Trade) a, x. m9 M2 K* X5 i
Growth
4 r, Z; L6 |& w9 l1 r5 @3 W O3 `4 H6 POr would like to learn more about:
) n: q( e) n, O/ lChina as an Emerging Economy
; Y+ x" K2 ]% g. R7 B4 B3 C* N, IYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
" l7 c/ G4 X) X \. }3 IECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
( |/ [; U7 y) d% U# {Topics: 8 d4 \ ^$ N/ x$ P: n2 U8 r
Chinese Economy Characteristics2 J3 |$ y4 ^ |& X
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy2 Q0 p& u, K$ H s* \9 F
Consequences of economic reform
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If you would like to learn more about: - P/ j- V) @* X& J t
Rich and Poor Countries4 b) F6 u- F* A/ z
Why economies differ
+ c! j3 ]( I; l6 v |/ P/ h- _Causes for such differences
+ D$ P( i: F/ b: n: D% N$ o8 I, FYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth. |3 r$ ^' ~7 s+ n: ~; d8 O
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
5 Y: c2 k' a* y% t( `* S% @( ATopics:
3 k0 r7 \' E9 R# _ |# x( P$ p0 \Technology4 G2 A& \" g1 k/ F1 H7 M9 N
Institutions
, s7 ]1 w9 s' z9 R! {: G1 a' rGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence # V$ C" i+ v% J: J; Q
. o# G& x3 E0 Y' lIf you enjoyed learning about ; H' N6 W! e+ P9 e
Supply and Demand
& ?3 t5 q( ~$ M& D/ X7 LConsumer Behavior3 q* D9 Q& O; X
Production and Cost
6 E0 V2 O4 J5 Q) b0 mPrice and Output
% f4 h6 w# J& S$ aMarket Structures' E: r$ H/ ^; ?# v9 i8 D- n
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!) a; X. D ]8 w% g/ O. z$ b7 g
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I* b& [: D3 p4 N$ W1 F7 U: ^
Topics:
, ?* Y9 U4 M) e/ h2 \Theory of consumer behavior# |+ a$ q) T$ a! p
Theory of production and cost
+ y; f! ?0 O; |2 \Price and output determination under competition' P9 x l' E- Z3 l0 `, j
Monopoly and other market structures
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. v( a9 `8 P+ O" v6 B2 S8 p% \If you enjoyed learning about
3 q4 C% ?+ u: ?8 N. @9 [2 |! A; UCosts and Benefits
# C& v- ^4 `& ~5 S$ V( ]Externalities
* k4 y9 U `, d2 z" @Decision-making3 m0 }$ }) ~! e7 b) r+ \
Or would like to learn more about
7 {# R. Y# |9 V# m0 [$ QCapital Investments4 n% O, j5 |1 ]( `/ b f7 V
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
6 ^* O, ^/ y, _ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
' b5 j8 Z8 `& b+ U( D8 qTopics:
! X% ?5 s' o4 z3 @Cost-Benefit Analysis
( Q' ?- w0 }3 L- T) LEvaluating Public Investment Projects j w0 m% m; Z
Look at examples from # ]7 C1 L4 h/ X, I( L0 X
Transportation. g1 u' H3 A) D9 e0 v4 H# n# I
River Basin Management
- V- S9 L: Y$ V3 H7 |: `Electrical Generation
0 L6 V3 K& N( z! h8 Q7 M; n6 Z$ ?Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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+ v1 e: e% |+ n' D$ y( J; dIf you enjoyed learning about ! {6 X- }& u( ^$ A0 |" r! n% ~
Supply and Demand5 E) l8 s9 t& ?1 b* ~
Externalities
! `. d" F9 `! U5 r( RResource Allocation
; n m& u1 ~0 ]+ p) ?9 wTaxation
8 U5 O2 n$ J3 `7 u; u* |: P( L0 z/ dOr would like to learn more about . F! v( L; Z5 z( p& Y
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
$ F/ d+ S/ |0 f/ D9 [ s' t5 YYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
" w! x( E. M" z, A( O* U" NECON 365 Resource Economics
- P2 h/ `) g, q/ X. m4 ` Q3 ZTopics:
r. }5 C6 h2 D4 v' ]Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
; Z" i' n: V& nScarcity and pricing! n& `* n2 V" D/ k# [
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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0 I- J2 N; V/ k( |; v' Y* U2 aIf you enjoyed learning about
* U( m9 G7 Q" M- Y& a9 ^: }+ A# pResource Allocation
8 j3 E, u% X4 L5 }2 t- t, B0 MPricing
( e. v4 F) N5 M& `9 T& LMarkets
6 w0 Y8 Y- u4 n# @Government roles: n7 d, E/ t" {7 N" q8 q( [
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The energy sector, including sources and markets! {( i# }5 j& x; Y
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues7 c& |& G/ W" o3 U4 P( ^) G7 _
You might enjoy a course about 3 `+ D+ X5 v+ s+ p
Energy Economics!
/ P4 w1 k$ P; S7 z$ mECON 366 Energy Economics& }7 F% R0 M: H8 z& j
Topics: ' \( N3 ?9 Q% P# E( p# ^
Pricing6 U3 R5 u/ v2 _
Role in economic growth
, \# a1 R& y$ m7 j& E. HEnergy sources and markets
& _1 h8 v* n7 s/ l3 j4 I4 Y2 URole of government ! v' q) Z: b/ K2 B( ^
Regulation 3 x/ q( K$ ^5 V+ b
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% ]9 r1 R/ D# p. m. uExternalities
1 w% O% P7 d3 H: w6 x4 o8 lRegulation1 n& O3 v: [- z+ Z
Government roles1 V, s" C: x0 H) f0 V; }% R
Or would like to learn more about % H" q# R# i5 [* |
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
; f& H9 n# _. g, LSteps taken to address deterioration
) b4 g, M' C* r8 OYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! - q: ]8 N( I5 H5 W! F2 v4 K5 O
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
7 T: h2 B& ]$ n4 H% q, o/ I8 zTopics:
* z, D2 D& R) u" ^/ EEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment * U; o+ w' [0 K3 E
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
2 T* g; a' N- n& G8 c- Z) a9 ?7 FTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration ' Y, R3 h3 W: Q& U% o7 R
Recreation economics3 a! x0 J) ?* R0 C
0 k' Z/ I, l: \If you enjoyed learning about9 Q$ z+ `% x# f
Individual Incentives
3 S' Z; Z1 C8 H5 k3 m" ~% MTotal Welfare
1 R* P7 L5 o8 d4 R$ P6 R( `. ~You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
( C5 C" P1 }( {9 AECON 378 Law and Economics
4 B0 `2 K& k& M4 ^/ X# S+ MTopics: 1 X9 B$ L; s: c: O2 j& Q2 M/ J
Issues in Criminal and Family Law. o( j6 Q& Y* r8 n+ \ I/ d
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
4 q2 O0 P1 [/ n/ N) aChild Support Payments
& j$ R7 L% g5 ?Private Divorce agreements+ ^( ?0 T/ U5 ^4 d& ?
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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% k# v" z' u! l$ ]9 t$ P. rIf you enjoyed learning about
6 s$ d* ?: ~" r4 QPrisoners Dilemma( q" _# v" {/ Q7 d. E
Dominant Strategies' p: K6 I( L8 f! f- Y
Collusion
; v$ F$ V. m1 |0 ~7 t9 u1 \6 A9 JYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! / k& S* {9 e. F2 p' \
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications a0 V7 U* B; i- g0 R& I
Topics:
& @' G8 m- K7 H6 F! D# K, gAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games0 l4 V% `, X: W q1 Z2 `
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
# }/ e% ^+ J" a) g3 Q! NNote! Prerequisites: 3 Y6 Q+ Z) v* [2 l
ECON 384 & 299 |
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