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If you enjoyed learning about:
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Growth+ d1 @1 p8 L' L. X5 w; r+ X
Or would like to learn more about: / l7 l% ?- _ ^, r* B
China as an Emerging Economy# L3 }: v W( V2 t
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!, R0 s4 k9 N7 c/ u( y9 p! }+ ^' ?
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development t/ ~. \8 b+ R8 \, m- G
Topics:
( o2 @, p# @) v# g, RChinese Economy Characteristics8 t: `5 A6 k; n
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
' k8 Y' U1 ^5 j( EConsequences of economic reform/ s% Z$ ~9 S5 t! T; G
Canada’s economic relations with China
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If you would like to learn more about:
$ B7 o; C2 t0 k* f' zRich and Poor Countries
r0 _! e4 {# Q: u' UWhy economies differ
. a) d5 t8 V7 l+ RCauses for such differences
$ d# h' @* x; L% I6 j% G% x' t# CYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth, e. `6 s3 |1 L& |% L
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth; S. Q- `% N$ c% p/ k
Topics:
3 m- e2 S, V5 I4 |Technology
c9 P' K; f% |* s) F. K; H& i$ wInstitutions3 V7 R _$ \' i" D% Y
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about
% I7 l2 U/ p7 D6 n2 aSupply and Demand
7 B: F+ C) P7 J2 F/ wConsumer Behavior
- R) Y# }9 _: T, b4 QProduction and Cost
' j- M g4 V$ q8 zPrice and Output
5 V" g/ o& Z5 A/ g- z1 j/ G" `. |Market Structures/ J3 ~/ G9 x$ I9 x0 y
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!8 [; E( ]% f: F0 s
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
" k! ~1 }: X0 C+ {! y$ [& T7 sTopics:
7 s) N$ m- x' @: W2 nTheory of consumer behavior
' t1 ~# l; J7 n2 P3 s- O% u0 wTheory of production and cost! [. A/ V! O2 }1 C
Price and output determination under competition
3 u& s: E" d& e% T0 q% |Monopoly and other market structures* j$ _; f9 `) b- y! @- e1 l, o
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If you enjoyed learning about
. n& M3 p7 p1 D& Q8 sCosts and Benefits % s6 |- S! L% |6 ]% M9 R
Externalities+ e( w7 c' i+ ^) M/ I9 e9 ?8 ~
Decision-making
: o: t) D2 C8 C. |! L* uOr would like to learn more about % b5 o" i5 p3 ]1 ]( B* v4 C0 }& f) Q
Capital Investments7 X7 i+ A O8 f5 Y0 t
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!6 e; L5 v* j: }; `
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
* E! r U% _- A; g, D; g/ k! r+ JTopics:* k( U K2 y8 N) y0 e" u
Cost-Benefit Analysis# @8 f( x# u. M- Q
Evaluating Public Investment Projects2 J+ B) k- _2 N- l
Look at examples from & d( U N5 o8 q, v0 x% I$ N/ l
Transportation
! c/ v( `/ J4 |+ R( LRiver Basin Management
; V4 {2 g8 x2 i' R$ s: E' oElectrical Generation6 v$ _. `$ ? Y; a$ O% I8 S
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control3 G* k. S" s* l( C5 X8 |' Y; N
0 M' Y$ H5 C% X, x6 n+ p+ [% T' EIf you enjoyed learning about $ K0 K [- B0 ]# U8 X. d1 N0 I
Supply and Demand4 c) e" W U% g5 f4 k& O0 o% @# p
Externalities* L8 i0 ~* R V4 N: }
Resource Allocation
1 D& h" E* Z/ c3 yTaxation1 B1 [! S- y9 }) N* I! y6 u# B
Or would like to learn more about ; U4 T+ h3 T) l/ x4 c
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
3 u6 b" W( V$ u9 a9 {0 o$ Y7 A1 Y" `You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!6 ]6 }- V+ a- J1 l2 @9 ^
ECON 365 Resource Economics
* o! C/ j. K2 _. m2 [: mTopics:7 G, }5 c, E7 ~* m1 ?! @
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources ^$ b6 \# ~5 R: U: d6 S8 R
Scarcity and pricing# \2 n( V# j9 m. l; |( Q
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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9 w, ~+ l x- f" c4 T' P) TIf you enjoyed learning about 7 P* X/ h1 H1 L, o1 P- ~9 a
Resource Allocation
9 J4 @! ^& n+ [# MPricing
: x0 P" ?: u2 u. QMarkets
* \# D& u0 x; P3 eGovernment roles
9 ?5 Q1 p Q( i1 kOr would like to learn more about
0 v4 O/ G0 G% t; ]: BThe energy sector, including sources and markets
+ ?* K; u+ V% L3 qCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
+ M. U1 a& t8 z( v; yYou might enjoy a course about # B l- r# V% {
Energy Economics!: Y* i; e& p+ r* O
ECON 366 Energy Economics) S4 n# t1 f$ q( g9 y& r8 H2 ?
Topics: ( |1 I$ j0 O& m+ [
Pricing* Y% \1 n6 c; O9 V" L
Role in economic growth + v/ T, v7 G$ a1 m
Energy sources and markets & B) I. c0 y' C7 J) l& Y
Role of government
& ^' v& j" `+ u6 F6 [. b5 a# K0 j6 KRegulation
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$ C1 z2 K5 t( |If you enjoyed learning about % `4 L4 ?5 J( t/ T
Externalities6 E; V1 n! e- v* b/ K
Regulation
" s# B8 a+ `3 u9 Q0 J% hGovernment roles/ ?# Y$ |4 Y5 @) b5 ?# h$ V# Q; n
Or would like to learn more about
+ e! j ~- @5 F) HEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration7 _" H4 h. R/ q! j6 R
Steps taken to address deterioration
5 x9 `; N" @+ P; e, d1 {You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
+ X: e z0 X7 kECON 369 Economics of the Environment7 F. ^! g+ l4 X9 ]
Topics:
2 V, j4 x( i. `; |! {1 y2 cEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment - R4 {" ^1 B1 g; e) O; s* C
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
/ ^7 Y) \/ A& F/ E. j! BTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration & X7 Q5 S* p9 H3 J+ v+ O: l
Recreation economics7 Z& Y) Y6 A; u3 i+ q
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If you enjoyed learning about8 D; h4 x5 @+ q2 b# Q& t' c: l
Individual Incentives
4 T& v* s: F1 I" t8 j7 a7 fTotal Welfare
3 x; L/ I( j6 [/ o: i: @9 x1 L5 lYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! # a: D$ J3 s% L3 n
ECON 378 Law and Economics
: H; T& F- J# r/ hTopics: & r- N- w9 C/ \- h' C$ \; L9 e7 c
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
% G; R2 u0 X& y4 |% OCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
" ]1 s5 q+ J* RChild Support Payments
5 t, A9 w" z( V TPrivate Divorce agreements* L( r1 e0 U& M1 \( P
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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0 Q* r1 o5 r, y% p% BIf you enjoyed learning about
' P: V# }$ z+ T' x' QPrisoners Dilemma" F. `: S6 e. r8 \3 G3 \* |
Dominant Strategies: ?: B" `. R; S1 f$ j: C: O
Collusion
/ O, h7 B( y/ L0 |You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
) h: H5 O( s3 ~2 l3 RECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications1 m' n; ~6 _: D5 {! l1 l
Topics:
6 r% Q: u: b0 ~) F) a; vAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
9 C9 d; ?* h# X0 b, y8 a+ Y- vApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion # l- A0 m1 k# n% p
Note! Prerequisites:
6 ]. j7 L1 U9 q( f- L6 HECON 384 & 299 |
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