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Trade
: i! D) A# _9 s: l% F g3 n; _Growth( B1 o# u9 I0 g$ v4 j) J8 O/ d/ U
Or would like to learn more about:
& w# m# ^( Q7 S4 K( fChina as an Emerging Economy0 T6 V7 j7 r1 O n$ d V
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
3 V6 h$ s( l, k! F- GECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
* W. A: l E+ n: `1 A5 C4 vTopics:
3 w% O$ Y; T- y) y9 r. wChinese Economy Characteristics
5 b1 }) Y% Y& X% a; k# NRecent Events in the Chinese Economy# C, j* \# S: V5 M5 X3 K6 O
Consequences of economic reform4 [+ S& c' v) S1 b
Canada’s economic relations with China1 D& ~' `! B& b. e3 f
6 I0 ], D. E% s" }$ }8 gIf you would like to learn more about: ( d7 f7 [ E( s
Rich and Poor Countries" |: P9 n }% ]6 [! n
Why economies differ1 n9 C* Q d0 e' S7 V e o
Causes for such differences6 g; V$ `( L. @% G" X3 q
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
) f& i ?! Y7 t- H- h" N% e# V2 }0 AECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
& o# d, c9 x6 u# t- Y5 A1 D4 bTopics:
* Q4 F" g7 I$ @1 Y- }# I* Y& \- HTechnology/ _, S' k: n) c* [& v1 n
Institutions
9 B7 @6 J0 Z7 w0 R5 y$ G1 PGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence ( h1 }3 e4 t7 J' k& m4 T
$ q4 y2 m9 d$ ^" jIf you enjoyed learning about
$ _" k5 O1 k; T/ ^$ i3 z( J% ]Supply and Demand# w& L+ ?8 G% h5 \* D4 Z4 z
Consumer Behavior+ }! B# l7 I, i2 A! m
Production and Cost
* N" h! Q B3 n! f* \$ gPrice and Output0 s) x6 A: B9 s: \8 @
Market Structures
* [' u9 B/ K# wYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!$ s% D$ |4 ]' M. U# s. r
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I4 o; }4 k, {; R! P
Topics: % B4 R1 X2 v" [. @
Theory of consumer behavior
8 A1 o. V! U( b" l# J' l- sTheory of production and cost
; ?8 _+ g7 [; O' `0 DPrice and output determination under competition
& y6 \+ U" ^1 Z; Q3 z2 JMonopoly and other market structures
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# c' `! c' B, e3 DIf you enjoyed learning about
( w: ?7 P4 R$ p. @$ W$ C/ {' ?6 uCosts and Benefits
: q+ J& [4 b+ t, F# z3 q6 QExternalities
. O! |+ ]4 x/ ~Decision-making
9 q2 _, O# T8 j" m2 Z" [Or would like to learn more about 5 o0 ^% g% S+ {
Capital Investments
' S! ]" E5 N% ^: O9 PYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!0 W& x0 ? k& d# l( }9 f( |* c v
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation9 M% p' O" ~- @1 m. |, [
Topics:9 `" T. b' n3 b. }! T: [2 N
Cost-Benefit Analysis
e) N' s- e3 yEvaluating Public Investment Projects6 ^+ g |: f: X" [
Look at examples from
! \# @6 V7 e3 Z' d8 PTransportation6 C: d2 H: h" o- K9 f9 @5 ]
River Basin Management2 r# `* |% f; R# ^% ~
Electrical Generation3 Z5 Y. T: o7 L. m
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about
% O, J( C5 t. g7 U' MSupply and Demand
' t# T& D4 e$ F- R) _4 IExternalities1 k* {1 V3 \0 T6 W0 \& ~
Resource Allocation
4 ~' }5 g0 D, {4 M+ jTaxation
1 f7 F$ m' d7 Q; H& J2 U" H' k$ u# {Or would like to learn more about
2 I A7 w) s! H: B' y" JSupply of Natural Resources in Canada) G3 W# F$ v, j+ Z
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
, m/ S1 r8 D. ~: z9 V! Y% S/ [ECON 365 Resource Economics
2 e9 y! I! T( j' V8 @1 L6 XTopics:
- r" ]+ `+ |/ p+ |1 UExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources5 K$ |% u- V# m+ |0 s3 u+ A
Scarcity and pricing
+ u- t8 \6 @' Z* g" z% cContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
% t' W$ o0 t9 EResource Allocation/ t* p# i8 Z1 x. i
Pricing5 t0 W1 U+ \, a$ X& h+ R0 ]
Markets
! F0 X0 \+ K* f) f: S6 E5 rGovernment roles
& z: b) C+ I8 O; w3 z+ ]& f2 MOr would like to learn more about
$ q) `3 x7 Q7 B8 l1 gThe energy sector, including sources and markets0 y8 D- o) @! }3 W* R
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
( U1 b1 |% n: x; w) O6 v8 EYou might enjoy a course about
* X) {9 m/ d6 E$ P' fEnergy Economics!1 [, |2 N/ H$ V( g
ECON 366 Energy Economics* a; L5 p F, y6 U; x
Topics: ' p0 S) N$ V8 D0 N$ H# ?' ^9 S9 g
Pricing
; ], z2 }! | U V BRole in economic growth 2 l) B8 D1 ]1 H) G( i; m# [; e
Energy sources and markets
: s$ u3 h- V5 z, I3 C& u. qRole of government
& s: ~+ J" n- \8 V: q( B; B+ FRegulation 1 O, I" `4 ~8 {
2 R4 k/ x* [' u4 v: a& \If you enjoyed learning about
; y- x$ X5 R: b9 ^/ q: b" [) fExternalities
" p% z. L" g5 a% l) ]Regulation
) v: d. L- H) I7 x$ w9 @Government roles! |* ~, @) A2 o- n2 Q: S7 Y# w
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration; V" y5 C+ V* z" Y
Steps taken to address deterioration7 f7 V8 d; c' k7 p) J* H
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
& C+ L* P- @3 a& j9 [ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
m6 L" S' f/ v `$ QTopics: 5 Q8 S8 n0 Q% y3 {
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
: c' D7 @2 } Q { wTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
+ ?* @$ B4 Z6 O' ]8 qTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
# K+ A$ N" {' _5 k. ERecreation economics
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! N" I# {0 m" R" a' E: x) UIf you enjoyed learning about. k2 S$ P; B% S6 `
Individual Incentives5 B# l) p) m+ P3 W# u, }
Total Welfare " N$ ], l% Z# T3 e
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
8 a8 _3 {7 V. f1 Z; w+ {+ FECON 378 Law and Economics
( L0 z! t' f( BTopics:
1 p( n1 W7 P# @2 H; b0 LIssues in Criminal and Family Law
7 J! K# m2 h- L& k. ^Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining ^% ^" ~4 |% C- ] T( u& F
Child Support Payments8 V/ H& w. {0 o# H
Private Divorce agreements
6 D" O0 n0 d. F% G9 ?+ FCriminal provisions of the Competition Act$ t# ]7 W4 y4 O1 n1 \
* H& I. Z! b! F6 GIf you enjoyed learning about 5 z. e6 ~# H1 d$ M7 h- S
Prisoners Dilemma
" b" j. I1 l: k6 s. a$ XDominant Strategies2 s; P4 |. Y+ G% O; @, z- I
Collusion1 i4 b: ~1 D* W9 Y- ] U
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
" M& P/ \5 t; T a1 KECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications2 |$ s" |5 ~. i
Topics:
) y6 E' G9 O7 t. WAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
) n6 n8 _' u; H0 i" nApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 9 a8 f8 B. `; H
Note! Prerequisites:
6 ~, q# C$ S/ l1 jECON 384 & 299 |
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