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Trade4 b* l1 o1 B5 F# C7 \
Growth
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China as an Emerging Economy A/ l, o5 p9 {. `" @ X! P
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
4 h! _9 @* N- D Z. S) z' QECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
$ H! e! Z% Y/ P3 k; y# @/ e; C" BTopics:
2 n9 P ?: E EChinese Economy Characteristics) n8 Y# S9 g" N" I! E4 F
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
6 M4 Q9 O/ R: L" `; SConsequences of economic reform% Q: L9 P' {& q3 ^4 c+ F% ^1 }
Canada’s economic relations with China" _* J% {0 Q2 m2 M8 o$ k0 F7 a6 m" u
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0 d$ z& m0 [$ c; [Rich and Poor Countries, j0 R3 X0 }3 w+ R- p- z. n* m s
Why economies differ
5 c. N% i4 e; U* ZCauses for such differences3 o/ Y$ Q3 j, G U
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth1 Z8 N( I. C8 X, L( m6 L' Z
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth, U/ q# [' y7 g6 S
Topics:
1 G+ h6 C& K; v: T! c, V& ~: ?Technology6 x6 M7 O8 q X: z. l
Institutions
7 V( O- ?1 H A0 N2 Z/ N7 ~Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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0 K8 ?8 h3 P7 y5 xIf you enjoyed learning about + s/ }. G4 F! |' Q2 }. y
Supply and Demand
' T5 P! e# u) b, n, R- t# w8 b3 P7 m3 {Consumer Behavior
U% P6 G# m8 u) R! y: w' zProduction and Cost+ d+ z! o4 x2 Y
Price and Output
: L% y) N D# v1 dMarket Structures
2 `( D! d& m/ g0 E* b- nYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
. _- | g) F% GECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I; N q6 N( V- @+ X( B" @
Topics:
) w Y K$ S9 uTheory of consumer behavior- W7 u% ` J _& Z( G1 p# J
Theory of production and cost
# _3 u4 z, w* e! ^& O5 V/ M5 FPrice and output determination under competition, D; ]' p, `: t: k' }9 v
Monopoly and other market structures
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Costs and Benefits * e" t' O( K* e% W4 M% a& b" ?2 V
Externalities7 b" P* d: i- ]1 H5 F
Decision-making
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Capital Investments
7 P- {3 ]: O u0 J% sYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
+ j1 @( R: w) f N5 y3 lECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
2 {# d/ E) S( \Topics:
. O0 ?7 G, N8 DCost-Benefit Analysis
! r% Q7 S6 v: x3 s/ r$ hEvaluating Public Investment Projects# t5 |; e g: X$ \. g
Look at examples from ' P& c3 S* H6 M! w& }9 @! I
Transportation4 c; t) J: G! V; ~9 C, j
River Basin Management
, l+ R. L7 v) g: v4 f: @1 oElectrical Generation t* ?; H4 E t; o$ _0 w- `- B' `
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control2 e$ Z8 }6 d. M/ g6 b- |# B# h
/ \: P$ X; r# e8 x* F4 n0 ?8 ]If you enjoyed learning about
+ G7 ^3 r* `3 h% f2 f- fSupply and Demand8 J }- E6 L9 o
Externalities, \5 r8 o$ d$ W* x9 W2 |! B
Resource Allocation' o5 j) q6 u' n, }8 z
Taxation
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
3 l" Y2 ^) O+ M( IYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
6 k) k, K- M! D' Y+ [4 P# qECON 365 Resource Economics
5 ~+ S+ t, u; O5 xTopics:9 l: K" r4 P5 j; D; H' ]; y
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources9 A; F2 \6 x5 |, s
Scarcity and pricing1 T4 r+ D/ m/ N: S
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues4 [$ J8 W& n; X& o( @; V; ~
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Resource Allocation6 a9 |) Z) u; N
Pricing1 Y5 {' P. D. M2 F3 i; w# Y, j1 @1 ]! Y
Markets6 A. y! B0 A' G$ c: D2 i' v8 h" F! K
Government roles
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The energy sector, including sources and markets' ]! j5 L5 ^1 c/ o: O/ {* y
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues M' k5 V3 A$ f' d
You might enjoy a course about
! a: \( s2 x p4 ?) fEnergy Economics!
" }5 M- V. Q N$ oECON 366 Energy Economics" C: } W/ K; `! Q: p
Topics: . Z7 `- S5 ]) c/ b
Pricing
1 j: }3 n( `4 t t# Z* J7 ~Role in economic growth
' w) z, Q" A" K+ V8 Y# j7 _Energy sources and markets 8 B2 k( i0 }( j/ u
Role of government 8 r3 ?) X% P9 _: s
Regulation 3 A! {/ b3 n$ I, Y
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Externalities
) S# u$ I- H6 {( x5 ]/ BRegulation
) q. z5 w% D5 o4 C. n0 d. Q3 zGovernment roles
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
7 I4 c7 w/ N( Z; I' t2 DSteps taken to address deterioration
* D- S( q% h1 T1 _' O% c. AYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! & ]% N: g% s* w- f9 S- p
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
4 P+ m/ I1 G3 V! ]7 ?$ P* }Topics:
. x; Q$ e! l0 \) `- @Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
, _* H; _3 H4 Z; W7 T/ E: lTypes and causes of environmental deterioration 3 z7 d& p ?0 \2 s4 U. F& l
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 0 P. W- X" e c6 D1 s, K
Recreation economics5 w4 W# {: _; l- h
* S0 z7 \ D0 {If you enjoyed learning about
+ O T5 h/ a* v0 k Individual Incentives
+ w9 E" b3 N4 O1 rTotal Welfare
# ?/ u9 S& @" [" OYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 1 P7 o& Q/ T, Y* F& h
ECON 378 Law and Economics
2 q' L; q( O- Z* S! e6 GTopics: ( R' ~/ B$ s' s; r. u6 `* {
Issues in Criminal and Family Law8 ]8 n- t+ I4 g- q6 {$ N, ]3 R
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining1 \3 p1 |% T4 w: E$ h
Child Support Payments
: ~) C5 z" U1 r7 x+ c( f) L( qPrivate Divorce agreements
) A# k' _$ R4 v: M3 Q; nCriminal provisions of the Competition Act% _8 h; p0 ~& c* i- d/ I
4 W7 M9 g: \! N+ SIf you enjoyed learning about
# h/ J# p$ E/ o: m% QPrisoners Dilemma8 y& v0 @8 O4 N! u: A2 x
Dominant Strategies
1 b4 u1 ]( N. g' c+ b9 J/ }% p4 CCollusion
. p% f9 N/ y6 f. eYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 6 X+ h/ p; a: o8 N6 B
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications" \" F, S& L4 k3 s1 U a
Topics:
$ a7 `1 r2 t- j0 JAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games" \/ J/ D2 b0 u- Y
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
0 \; J$ m. M/ C; HNote! Prerequisites:
, M1 ~. _( q7 d( J+ iECON 384 & 299 |
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