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If you enjoyed learning about:
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Growth
9 ~' D$ P% k" e2 ?Or would like to learn more about: + W) k/ X) ~/ ~$ s* I: T
China as an Emerging Economy
: Z8 ^: f6 u$ I HYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
2 w+ P4 n9 W' R8 BECON 211 Chinese Economic Development- }3 x' n y! l0 ^" w: C: X* ?) \
Topics:
# L, O( |3 \6 m/ x; x2 w' VChinese Economy Characteristics( {! m6 ^% D6 D! n* K: [$ T f
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy- o9 ^ U7 F9 C
Consequences of economic reform9 H5 q: x- q, K [4 u
Canada’s economic relations with China
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" w4 c' q7 g1 ^" oIf you would like to learn more about: / v0 B+ U8 d8 L1 V ?7 L
Rich and Poor Countries
" H( |$ H/ `& ?Why economies differ
) `. Z1 [( k# ~9 v) UCauses for such differences1 h& u$ h; ]0 U5 @
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
; V, n! t4 T+ }ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth" x+ B5 ]% X* L9 a5 r. t4 N
Topics:
/ W8 l3 K/ o5 P) P+ w' E% J$ vTechnology
2 Z ~0 `/ s F4 i) @& G5 C" sInstitutions2 v4 p- n1 d- Y+ [6 |! f
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence 1 N& G8 K' X# i0 V9 q2 r4 N
6 {4 `. a6 ]/ O1 L) oIf you enjoyed learning about ! O8 |1 n/ D8 C* v) B
Supply and Demand9 p7 J7 u& G% Y% X' ]8 a0 u" _
Consumer Behavior
, n2 Z; R+ S7 uProduction and Cost
$ l& [1 t. i4 }, r; |, |5 bPrice and Output
' p8 q) M+ b/ v) ~+ F2 uMarket Structures
' }) q8 N/ Q# cYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!2 t( T! z. X* C5 Q9 E1 R4 w) g. k- S
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
+ X$ F4 u. z( N: LTopics:
% o3 _. o* b& f+ iTheory of consumer behavior
0 b" `; P O: \ @& \Theory of production and cost
4 s: K* ?) H/ M( j+ Z+ \Price and output determination under competition: j! {% w8 V& _4 ^5 u( F/ p8 m5 v
Monopoly and other market structures" t# q; r" q' B" s i& H/ Y3 x& m8 q' T
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If you enjoyed learning about 3 m- e* J* @8 p
Costs and Benefits 4 r `' K4 q2 o# e0 J- L
Externalities
* u' ]2 x6 s) e7 j' y4 `+ gDecision-making
* }" `% \8 t+ H8 h2 `Or would like to learn more about
4 y2 p. G4 \) y$ d: t. JCapital Investments
( s; P: a# s! t- rYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
% b) ]1 L3 D" x# R s% m' UECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
" K5 ?- Z! v$ n; D7 vTopics:
; o; _% O7 U1 P: j, z/ wCost-Benefit Analysis
. e' y7 g3 u8 v9 p2 j' M1 s* J5 zEvaluating Public Investment Projects
8 F5 J1 g y5 _7 { A" ZLook at examples from . c! T7 X. z) H
Transportation
% K$ t; n% p' P- ?4 b% HRiver Basin Management* G2 \# |; Q. U
Electrical Generation
/ ]9 [3 g" O3 r0 ROil & Gas and Pollution Control
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3 K' g; ]% l0 NIf you enjoyed learning about
; H ^& j, I4 P* Y6 O9 ?Supply and Demand
1 Q+ Y- e7 u# V' @Externalities% b* g( W, h7 p. \/ Q% S! ^
Resource Allocation
/ D% e4 Z- N: V4 P! I. m3 R* L5 fTaxation4 Z, j3 U+ v+ N. D! l
Or would like to learn more about
+ }& G: W9 J7 A5 y* ~* \Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
- e1 j+ I: E1 p; W0 IYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!6 a( Z% M' i# w: v2 l1 P, P" a
ECON 365 Resource Economics
9 N1 b7 Y' H/ `7 O+ uTopics:% M6 w9 N; w; t# Q1 @7 ]9 d
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources; q" |; p+ q* R R( E- ~" q
Scarcity and pricing
! T* W% x( e' k5 [* \& m) ?5 u6 C7 }Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues, q" P3 B0 A& O! ^7 y J) {+ F y
. l$ w5 J1 N) |4 B0 g: \7 I. GIf you enjoyed learning about 8 ?4 {) z! R. O( j6 Z5 d+ N
Resource Allocation0 q; Z& |6 z( t! {" E, {
Pricing5 } N) e% l: R* m5 Y- d
Markets* z4 \. j" g6 D% r/ t; V
Government roles
4 L4 T% x; n" \0 @+ f9 Q1 P6 DOr would like to learn more about ! [- A* i; ~+ N' P5 D
The energy sector, including sources and markets
9 t+ j# w0 t! T7 ^2 OCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
# L5 D# F% n3 Q( K: KYou might enjoy a course about % K9 o3 w6 M% K
Energy Economics!
6 Z* o5 l r2 @) U1 R3 D" CECON 366 Energy Economics
0 {2 m* r7 l/ N$ V- |) d, UTopics: * h/ m# y) C0 @& u! c
Pricing
2 }/ J& @; G" b( I% oRole in economic growth ! R/ ]4 h) O- r2 y$ q9 \2 ~
Energy sources and markets
$ s: R6 u5 b1 H7 n, URole of government ; ]2 W# l7 X/ m8 \( X7 h
Regulation
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^/ \: c9 |2 k: z. b) P& iIf you enjoyed learning about
9 `1 ]6 J8 w% }* s) r9 e2 XExternalities
1 B {; n8 Z2 T2 S- gRegulation9 ~/ e- p: R" q8 m( C/ m
Government roles
% @8 H! o3 e2 r0 G3 u' DOr would like to learn more about K+ \ W" U {
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration3 t* x- z9 } I
Steps taken to address deterioration5 d* G1 l" Q" H$ z
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! ( v1 I+ u8 d- V3 ?: W( q/ X+ A' j
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
7 \3 C2 t4 c9 I3 C8 w9 b$ CTopics:
4 @( } N9 o4 Y h0 K e0 p1 s' CEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment 8 Q$ i, u2 R' z; U! L: ~5 n8 u
Types and causes of environmental deterioration & M5 @) N: j# E" [; f6 x2 h
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
5 f6 o& ?- C9 \! A8 B# l+ v# X4 b' sRecreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about
* r! T. X' j0 m& L; N6 C Individual Incentives
! i7 i% W3 T! r* e+ K% ^Total Welfare 8 R% L1 _! z2 O& x; F" ]
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
7 N( {! U% ~' k7 L. _ECON 378 Law and Economics) X8 K1 Z" W6 `" I2 ~! F1 w) |# }( w0 x
Topics: . J# z5 i8 |1 M; M1 E& _
Issues in Criminal and Family Law# r# v D+ J: H5 F
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining8 z9 Z3 O3 c- {$ o" M9 p
Child Support Payments
' {, G& r- |- e7 Q$ OPrivate Divorce agreements3 k, C6 Z5 n" h+ l) l
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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" D' e9 ~5 s. k0 s5 {4 O' q- WIf you enjoyed learning about ; U2 Z$ E" y" `3 T3 f$ e6 n
Prisoners Dilemma
6 A, ?) b8 K. E0 WDominant Strategies" ~- d, e9 d( v. W% R
Collusion
C; Q/ O3 a8 G" H" U, V( v, e$ TYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
% E% Z0 `1 F, @" M$ {ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
' f/ b6 Z# `$ Q+ V$ ^! ]) M& e5 YTopics:
) K0 q* f/ E S% FAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games0 I: v) Q/ q# f6 m D
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion / {; D! I U6 o7 V* Y( c4 y
Note! Prerequisites: ' g/ x; G. L1 f, U, c$ U& @- O
ECON 384 & 299 |
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