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If you enjoyed learning about:
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China as an Emerging Economy/ h7 X8 `! f# L6 J: Z- w
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
# P, N5 S2 k0 Q& xECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
! C( h$ W0 I* f% ^Topics: ) g) m2 `3 z$ F' j7 R* y$ L
Chinese Economy Characteristics5 V" O9 _$ m' ^4 S4 S5 a
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy/ Z% L) X1 m( p8 u6 }
Consequences of economic reform" b; R: n3 ^# |9 V: U6 z
Canada’s economic relations with China
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If you would like to learn more about: $ k: Z6 S( a, t- x( a& Y
Rich and Poor Countries
4 [+ r& P5 h. uWhy economies differ4 T) h7 s5 m X a, [8 F1 q
Causes for such differences
8 u! `; J6 R8 [1 A# K2 w! FYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
/ j0 Y. @2 }/ `: f5 y7 q, _2 UECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
5 J+ E3 S' l, [% LTopics:4 G8 C6 C" _ f8 K6 J
Technology
9 R/ A5 v# u7 ] |9 }5 PInstitutions6 F8 x: T+ `$ y9 s& x2 ]$ T
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence n4 g( c J5 L' T) s J2 ?
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Supply and Demand* D+ j3 |+ y% F+ P- I
Consumer Behavior
- [* u# V: x& y1 ~% ], L" Q" j2 UProduction and Cost
7 q ?1 |; n- x PPrice and Output. g; x; L/ u0 G4 l' o# k! v8 f
Market Structures
1 _& A0 w7 G! ?- _, \& g$ D+ t2 YYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!& E( I8 |; i. q# I* E
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
- ?" u3 J( g# g0 O5 |Topics:
+ @& ]0 Q1 O3 y1 T2 @Theory of consumer behavior3 u- D% g9 M) j3 U
Theory of production and cost# A: Q3 ~( a% \
Price and output determination under competition/ q' A' Q! N+ l* C. v4 V. N4 X
Monopoly and other market structures
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2 R3 T. L; h0 rIf you enjoyed learning about
) M, _0 B7 Q R- T+ PCosts and Benefits ' n8 k* d: q3 P* M
Externalities- R7 Q f7 w7 f4 C; \6 P
Decision-making7 _1 H$ k' E; r J, }' o. I' o2 Q
Or would like to learn more about
9 G u. u* H9 E: ~Capital Investments
6 }, f& v r/ T/ C* g$ aYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
u7 {& g( h' X; Q# EECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
" t8 ]7 U# m/ R$ ETopics:
3 z/ `* _- y5 ^6 N! T3 Y: pCost-Benefit Analysis& v0 p& p: l9 b% T8 e2 Q9 ~* s% P
Evaluating Public Investment Projects& Q9 w8 H) U& ^+ l
Look at examples from
1 e$ T6 e) _% j. @Transportation+ x9 ?) h+ Z- Z- x
River Basin Management6 }8 Q6 q, R( L4 A: z3 P
Electrical Generation
: P, W! _* N) O- z5 C; cOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about
0 Z5 k' A' |# ^Supply and Demand
, o2 g& ^$ i! p) Y( w. H6 l/ r0 oExternalities) F5 d7 {# ^+ J1 K7 y
Resource Allocation' J, g- _; B' k5 G9 L' O. Q
Taxation1 D% M& {' }% X) c
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada4 D0 U* ^; } d9 m! J
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
, t3 r9 _' D* i9 `( N( l- D' KECON 365 Resource Economics, d& V* R9 J# t- }, {
Topics:
% d2 u0 @; ?* a4 Q3 Z ]Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources# o9 ?, r: y* w7 b7 e4 [' Z! o
Scarcity and pricing
$ g$ N1 ~6 B$ w/ cContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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Resource Allocation
" s0 Z. H- o7 s2 uPricing
; U8 y7 @. C. _* G8 B. oMarkets
q `8 W( e1 U1 ]& E! I; _% B. _Government roles
2 _5 r" F/ G. f) \Or would like to learn more about 1 @! s- f* x+ c+ I( a% g ?6 c
The energy sector, including sources and markets1 f% w, p* W8 u6 T% ~
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
6 R" D- A: f- Z% s* d) {/ @7 O3 fYou might enjoy a course about
- Z6 H* U2 M9 ]1 _+ pEnergy Economics!
" n7 p2 D& Q$ t/ x% e" ~ OECON 366 Energy Economics: z* P) b! ~$ c& |$ J
Topics: 7 ?) J& B9 {3 L
Pricing2 K. a- K) B6 j5 A8 d8 b0 l4 a% ~8 c: L
Role in economic growth
H3 x: {8 S( v/ T0 V8 e$ V: _& aEnergy sources and markets % `1 N1 q, e4 h
Role of government 3 K! ~+ e9 f ~; V6 Z
Regulation , s# ^8 ?" K- j3 J/ k1 u
: s5 N7 I- o& T) f6 J+ FIf you enjoyed learning about
0 W% I$ r2 T7 X% l. j V, m0 p, O3 YExternalities
, U# T6 I& [, x* T7 ~% dRegulation' N( A3 H' S) I- {
Government roles- y9 A# Y |& y2 |- |, Y
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
) J9 q7 @- M5 f6 i/ S& bSteps taken to address deterioration
9 J0 i/ ]1 l9 bYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
# [) C. K. o. c B) m6 b% DECON 369 Economics of the Environment
! F& P/ |6 {8 pTopics:
2 }& ^. ^- p/ I6 R% C; EEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment 2 z- U, o I" `' h, C# ?7 u( p
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
- Z- p: M2 R$ {. e, w, J QTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration & N* e# b( u+ ]9 C I
Recreation economics" `: O5 \: [3 r6 B
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If you enjoyed learning about
5 R; r% w1 K& v4 |' a9 y% G Individual Incentives
4 s6 d$ r" ^( q6 ~; s8 rTotal Welfare 7 D4 r% U" r. e# T6 n* y4 Q
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
& x P' l2 b q2 h6 pECON 378 Law and Economics
: e7 F/ k+ v1 m7 v5 FTopics:
$ G" q. M. Q0 c; k% b, d3 w8 x$ qIssues in Criminal and Family Law- y$ l# W* }3 l0 Z9 k g
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
% F' Q3 x/ v& rChild Support Payments1 t$ F& j$ b) M0 K8 e/ }, P! K
Private Divorce agreements& {7 Z7 a* T% m
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act9 f( U4 }" I2 \' D6 z, K
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If you enjoyed learning about
! }0 W' @/ b- ]- p" G$ |* NPrisoners Dilemma
( u7 D) }. f/ P" R5 |. b3 ZDominant Strategies
4 T0 @. w3 c4 K# {( c% eCollusion8 d" b. @! K- u% H2 S
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! ! ]4 G: B; E) w3 d4 k/ f
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
# {+ `: a z9 d* j. i3 o, U: V! tTopics:
2 g* K0 h9 i/ n: q! l$ I4 \Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games) ?6 \/ _. C/ C) c! R
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion ; h! Y8 X& t' {% W7 I
Note! Prerequisites: " r3 M. _" d- x
ECON 384 & 299 |
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