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) g" U$ [* H# B, _* D4 LTrade
( c! W8 P0 O7 b* Y( l- I W( KGrowth
& B: i0 u! t) I2 R# h- N0 T! IOr would like to learn more about: - ~9 S9 |# x: z( X# c4 Z
China as an Emerging Economy
, G% p' `/ x+ \8 b% `You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!* I6 g2 z H2 n' Q; o$ G
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
W( n _" ^+ a9 U& kTopics:
7 u+ V8 w# B7 }7 x fChinese Economy Characteristics
5 k0 S0 X! j% kRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
% [" p: t& Y; @' N6 n& L6 ]8 VConsequences of economic reform
1 K6 B" _! O+ M; i4 sCanada’s economic relations with China5 R6 O V2 |0 c R3 G" t
) E Q4 O% p: Y# C) w2 R) |If you would like to learn more about:
# W" N- s L/ j- b$ V, Q- L! BRich and Poor Countries' Z+ M0 {: z& l) X% k( u6 c' q& M
Why economies differ
; ~+ n @ ]9 _2 k9 h3 LCauses for such differences
0 O& U, S+ b2 Y% k( a6 m) W2 xYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth' p4 d y4 i6 {. K' ?5 @
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth+ t# z, u4 R3 A* q- E* [- S* ~
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Technology) X- I7 ]4 T4 r: O, G3 Z; }/ Z5 P/ ]
Institutions4 j( B; B8 k" |9 y0 l5 ?
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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Supply and Demand0 \2 a Z0 c: u0 y. a y
Consumer Behavior
: ~! K7 ^; }( N- A3 P( @5 x# BProduction and Cost
8 A& [( Q% v" m* g* O" d+ |% iPrice and Output. ^2 r8 K) u* c B, m
Market Structures
! K1 d/ p! i! m# d0 y" N: iYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!( ^! ^+ z7 b' Z
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I. I* {, g ]$ `1 r) X
Topics: - G S; x/ w% i" Y. e
Theory of consumer behavior# A- R+ B3 P( @( R+ c! w& h
Theory of production and cost( n( ^" D9 z# }* `+ B1 U8 N
Price and output determination under competition
) h" K! `( T9 B8 _Monopoly and other market structures
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; s0 C% w# `8 N: f2 \If you enjoyed learning about
( ~, f' Z& x6 e+ u3 K+ \ g. s2 B3 k) [Costs and Benefits
# M9 K c% r/ s5 z0 MExternalities& o/ T, S' n% `8 x; s5 X( D; C8 C
Decision-making8 C" d9 K- T. N8 ^ k& J+ M
Or would like to learn more about 5 A3 h; N5 J6 h: k" j3 e, {) ?
Capital Investments
* n; w5 h& g; P+ @0 [0 m( V8 iYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!: g. \; Z5 p( U0 x
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation9 M' M! F' L+ B6 |5 b
Topics:2 g1 t h6 E3 x9 b+ j: r, ?
Cost-Benefit Analysis" I8 h3 C% y) I, o- D
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
) m- h4 z( q: @5 @) S, e. N! ~" kLook at examples from 4 r* |% T: i+ H5 T/ t
Transportation
% A$ D$ b3 {9 t9 o. w: e6 z+ RRiver Basin Management
* J1 E' y" V) u, ]9 x# TElectrical Generation+ e# W: i& ~0 _- N9 Z: C8 ^8 m
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control3 P& a P: {3 H% d6 L! y
0 w0 e0 M- ]# ^6 q0 WIf you enjoyed learning about
( ?4 b; i4 N! gSupply and Demand
( E1 k% r/ Y9 T7 l7 g. Y5 m' [0 [2 NExternalities
7 D$ ]! u1 [5 ]4 j O; JResource Allocation1 C' n1 t g7 ^- |
Taxation& j0 W l; U$ R' _
Or would like to learn more about
5 l6 ^: D& ^" _6 H+ `Supply of Natural Resources in Canada. \: x' C3 @ k) a2 q3 j1 [4 C
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!" r. d, n$ w1 X8 d& O
ECON 365 Resource Economics B5 v' N& ?* e+ W1 f5 k/ L) \
Topics:! k9 i& X: M) _8 d% Q2 X
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources! t8 i `# Y, m7 C0 g+ z
Scarcity and pricing
8 L( n8 e( |- u( |% t& uContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
, ~4 E7 u/ E6 xResource Allocation
7 D9 Q/ t! L0 f: z; ~* RPricing
3 [4 {* {+ @/ Z* }/ o. VMarkets
. S; q J3 |6 SGovernment roles
4 u+ \ I* W7 w7 S9 [/ bOr would like to learn more about
# H y3 \0 {, k* QThe energy sector, including sources and markets
8 H! o% U) `" S: N6 jCanadian Energy Policy and current issues. r& ?" e7 Y, H! u7 A5 _
You might enjoy a course about : F4 w/ e+ e+ o4 g: M( D9 A
Energy Economics!3 x6 \ B/ l9 g+ c' n: \. e
ECON 366 Energy Economics8 {0 a x! k+ Q! |# i( E
Topics: 9 L, J) v1 S( A- `
Pricing
& x8 W/ o- n: o& l2 z( pRole in economic growth
. k5 @* _7 b, `: F& @Energy sources and markets
: v3 N* ^. i* C* `8 U- N3 `( _3 ARole of government + B. o. p7 E% i) Q
Regulation ( t H! i8 G7 v2 {0 @
& g# {; B3 Y; D( A+ e8 CIf you enjoyed learning about
/ s0 r2 \) \( J& \7 I& t* r1 wExternalities0 j+ v) `, G& {( X. x4 c
Regulation* | D/ N3 `5 W, i8 l
Government roles
( L* |; @3 n0 g3 {! g. h6 XOr would like to learn more about
8 D3 ?/ \0 B% O0 } kEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
! i# {! [6 d! lSteps taken to address deterioration# ?; B, P% O6 H; V k* n- E9 F
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
$ d' N; @" ~6 I* b" \- M! S$ u( JECON 369 Economics of the Environment
7 f) W8 |5 _% s- \. ?Topics: ) S4 ~. d# V7 }1 y2 ~
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
% V& J# B) [: B& DTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
6 G9 i) z- [* @. G4 `& |9 \$ p7 bTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 4 Y& u4 K, k( f7 ^7 [
Recreation economics7 }7 G8 X6 w& a. A
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If you enjoyed learning about* y$ {( C) D) [2 M
Individual Incentives& C! ^% G. X5 ~7 F, D+ F
Total Welfare
6 `' y' d- q2 m* ~* Q+ v, VYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
& ~1 Z( M6 w* LECON 378 Law and Economics
* Q, y1 ~5 @2 M; C( FTopics: 8 M2 `+ Z" b$ |
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
: Q; d0 x( c& t: b2 d! x) f$ H LCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
1 j5 q" q3 B1 A% n tChild Support Payments# Q E& I' |5 D- W: c
Private Divorce agreements
- @9 C7 ~, ?1 g5 P7 B& wCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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% z- \/ g$ o0 A0 bIf you enjoyed learning about
4 x' F$ t! w5 a& I) C, Z" SPrisoners Dilemma
* Q$ J8 R5 j+ cDominant Strategies& o, f! p: f# Z& ?7 Q4 s
Collusion
. V0 O& ~) {. o5 ^' WYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
: }( k0 t: u, t5 l. Z; lECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
1 U3 d" |4 ~2 L: n- ]# N& }Topics:
' \1 d' Z2 t, G8 J5 PAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games& L, y9 o; y2 b3 K1 H+ O: Z
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
( t( e$ _7 D1 W, [% M' iNote! Prerequisites:
0 g6 Y$ ~ o! Y- UECON 384 & 299 |
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