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# n% G) N0 H6 ~8 e9 s5 u7 FGrowth# E' A" q: u# R( H
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China as an Emerging Economy, ~9 N5 `$ R4 D8 F0 n
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
9 W6 ~) I1 q) q; x) ^ U) P; P& k: TECON 211 Chinese Economic Development' D. ]3 P) D2 c# t8 t: M1 [! F7 g5 L
Topics:
& D7 U- b' _( M9 j4 Q, ?Chinese Economy Characteristics
2 U. C% j' {3 Q+ f4 s& o) W+ ]Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
# z& o' j# n6 C7 @+ g2 AConsequences of economic reform0 @# S, ^3 {. N+ Q8 u4 C( n9 T
Canada’s economic relations with China
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Rich and Poor Countries
( e" {1 m$ T5 t' `5 gWhy economies differ p+ A* I5 S7 `1 B1 W, D$ i
Causes for such differences
, s* ?8 b; M- TYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
* S D# i9 y7 gECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth# O$ ^( X( k! G' y- [
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Technology/ Z% U9 I: ^5 z8 p* o. R3 P
Institutions$ T! D! k6 I9 k( K" g
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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1 V, M& t" {$ @- x$ QIf you enjoyed learning about : R% U5 `( N0 Z, W3 L& `
Supply and Demand n2 L! s8 w' b+ O& j& Q9 j; j
Consumer Behavior& n, I) Q# w- P
Production and Cost" k' l: T# [4 L$ U7 W
Price and Output( i; i5 G0 p4 b
Market Structures
$ ~- c* ]5 a' ~# _7 t) `You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
! y* }. u! E4 T2 l! hECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I) e$ Q, W* h+ w" Y6 U A- O
Topics:
: R; s2 q4 ]4 K. nTheory of consumer behavior* [$ i# L" [3 z5 y) w# A& K. s, m
Theory of production and cost
. e& E& I* O( ~, uPrice and output determination under competition F" _4 b& R& n8 j L$ a0 E' a
Monopoly and other market structures
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Costs and Benefits
9 E$ u- o" ^ F: N8 o" @* v2 \* y$ kExternalities _2 X v* L* A# ]2 }5 r
Decision-making
% P1 U4 b5 t/ O+ u$ B( bOr would like to learn more about
8 r; r f8 x8 [# |+ pCapital Investments; Y" ^3 N: m, U0 C* R
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!8 ~. n8 a# J7 e* s7 [
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation" a' _! E! C0 N! a8 O' m
Topics:
/ g0 t+ p+ u; W% ~& t8 {7 T4 H* vCost-Benefit Analysis% C7 y$ I. E; b f B1 n$ @! n& F
Evaluating Public Investment Projects4 h8 x8 ^6 \9 t$ }9 T
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Transportation; e4 o9 M# i3 H- |
River Basin Management. P. z# N+ \* ?/ j8 t
Electrical Generation
3 K' M4 J: \6 V" A5 e/ d3 DOil & Gas and Pollution Control5 G0 _0 h$ \" N
& q: r% \1 S" T) q5 ~If you enjoyed learning about 3 t6 L, H8 L% q6 r, q
Supply and Demand) W6 Q9 g t2 C( r7 j# \
Externalities
$ N: J e: e( a3 `2 AResource Allocation
3 ~+ P0 j E& Z6 Z% x3 h& {2 [1 gTaxation
( u, K. H# V! o e, j7 ?Or would like to learn more about ( p N# I9 ?. i& g4 J
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
, _$ _! ]5 E& P+ X2 w z3 cYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
8 f5 [, q" ^ ]" S# AECON 365 Resource Economics
7 t, U2 C1 ^2 x& xTopics:
! H; r2 |" ]- H+ y) QExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources0 ]! i1 \; j# x! R8 I( U
Scarcity and pricing8 X9 A0 o" G+ D6 M/ U. ^
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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& h P6 F j; r y5 ]9 U+ {If you enjoyed learning about , U- C; `; h! s% p% O
Resource Allocation- C. g0 c& |2 a& d
Pricing6 u$ D$ q" {) Q. p
Markets
' Q% E: k0 o( {( ~Government roles
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The energy sector, including sources and markets
9 p5 ^5 x5 @" ?6 BCanadian Energy Policy and current issues' Q+ B' z+ N7 k4 ]5 t0 k* U
You might enjoy a course about
( \; O7 h* W; d1 {$ n# L: }Energy Economics!1 h! j- b9 ~: [
ECON 366 Energy Economics1 @* M& F1 ^2 @! J
Topics:
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Role in economic growth ) k9 G8 h7 ?7 N* l0 l' B2 u. m5 f! g
Energy sources and markets
1 ^3 ?: }& N2 s' k6 ~Role of government ) f; A/ z* h6 e+ s
Regulation G, F% ^# @' ^6 K7 G7 }; @6 _/ L
) l. }: c2 P/ S. fIf you enjoyed learning about " ~* o6 f. _3 J0 I' z* f
Externalities
0 x8 g+ m6 @# JRegulation
, R$ c3 T5 d0 I5 h7 q7 k6 y& gGovernment roles0 R6 _. `! s0 I! ]
Or would like to learn more about
& k2 V3 U, b0 i% n4 L( O2 oEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
. T( c, S! W$ m3 N! R1 t1 lSteps taken to address deterioration
- a: c) q I0 o+ Z& pYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 6 P' A: ^3 t. Q0 W7 ]/ I
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
" u8 L6 Z8 ^* s) p* H0 gTopics:
1 v) Q3 D+ w; y6 R* JEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
6 O- i% n+ @& X( `Types and causes of environmental deterioration
! T9 r+ L' U. k& VTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 2 p0 U1 I d1 C- n: x' |0 [
Recreation economics( |+ g, `/ x2 E! C0 B
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Individual Incentives4 I: I, T g4 h
Total Welfare ' C# J) `: r' {- N
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
* R& S! x/ e# E. L% ]% [ECON 378 Law and Economics
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4 l- f% T( G# y3 R- T) U9 OIssues in Criminal and Family Law4 ]! D+ z0 ?! ^. U' ?
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining( C& [- x# }+ R: n1 k0 H
Child Support Payments$ j# E. d/ J0 H7 i
Private Divorce agreements
/ I2 b0 K. X+ Z* u0 H0 @Criminal provisions of the Competition Act- }# ^3 Z, G) D5 s/ l4 x* N
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Prisoners Dilemma
) N0 B/ J- T; Z+ x L m7 \$ ZDominant Strategies
( {" u& A9 x* `Collusion
* n- T' \/ r2 F7 A+ xYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
/ X U2 y7 e8 w& pECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
' M2 G2 H- f& }3 OTopics: 5 f, ]3 s: j! k- A
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
+ p N9 K- ~% F% {7 bApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
) ~" p8 H$ L: t( bNote! Prerequisites: 1 `: V" a4 G6 L2 o! F9 W
ECON 384 & 299 |
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