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If you enjoyed learning about:
+ J! w# h0 E) E" ~0 QTrade
2 J) u8 b( K9 B; h3 [Growth
8 }, P! \6 U6 Y" \% ] aOr would like to learn more about: " S0 c6 g7 d' Z* o# C. F# z" V
China as an Emerging Economy
( A) B3 \' A3 O! [0 _You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
7 E/ R6 Z. d k0 T/ L) |ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development9 P4 u: y$ Q7 W" p
Topics: # r. p: U, T* u4 w
Chinese Economy Characteristics1 n" i' P: w7 m' |% x5 N5 x
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy) r- h+ _1 b5 P' e
Consequences of economic reform( D1 d# ?* O( F' n- ?. T: \9 }
Canada’s economic relations with China
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If you would like to learn more about: 5 o; h, M$ i% i2 X: ]/ l# v
Rich and Poor Countries
+ o& T* j( n$ R: v t. w YWhy economies differ7 l* _6 t" @/ k8 r7 Z0 g& ]
Causes for such differences$ }5 [$ f2 l& ^) \" X. i6 U N
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
% E$ k; C9 ?- `% nECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth7 @( h% S' `3 ~6 g* p- W
Topics:8 ?% x2 N5 A- d! u
Technology# ^! d+ ]+ p5 x0 Q2 N
Institutions
6 f; ? B( f7 b# I0 [) G( k) f7 P PGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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% G# x) j+ j: _+ }3 h4 K" WIf you enjoyed learning about
# K% T$ b9 T \; k2 s$ MSupply and Demand
' Q3 Q% n1 c+ x3 k! iConsumer Behavior; N1 u; t) @) }1 ^* r; g
Production and Cost
+ }$ E) b) [- R9 L" |- e/ nPrice and Output
! t0 G! A" v5 ^- s3 A! ]Market Structures9 J2 [6 ~+ c. p: r* s/ i) z0 j
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
; @- d: q$ o u7 e2 rECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I+ O( m8 b0 f% C- T: f+ M
Topics: 6 g7 ^4 O! G4 }9 y0 B
Theory of consumer behavior+ {# a) l" i; L0 I' K
Theory of production and cost2 }' s; c/ _ u# R) i) b
Price and output determination under competition$ A, k3 @+ X: y6 S; U. f g
Monopoly and other market structures
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; F1 I+ Q7 s2 U( O$ |If you enjoyed learning about
0 I+ w6 Y3 b" p5 T: VCosts and Benefits / \* U) S% n7 C
Externalities1 L6 S5 c: y7 }$ Q o0 v
Decision-making+ j4 \" c% J: n1 U; s
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Capital Investments. |$ U- b% c5 n n% I. v& y
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
* k7 t9 B) M6 @4 zECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation% [# G9 n- R. ~7 J, |
Topics:8 @( C t$ x7 B! _4 m0 ]9 I4 n& j" P
Cost-Benefit Analysis
1 \6 R) W e5 `# m! W2 o. [Evaluating Public Investment Projects$ o* m7 M* U; F: n' \
Look at examples from 9 C' _9 m: }6 A4 g. _
Transportation
p+ L5 u7 A" ORiver Basin Management
5 K7 _4 v9 N0 zElectrical Generation# B O. o" e G% U
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control; P5 D2 m* `2 ~; {
' m8 b: M( g- B% Q- k8 a" L9 U2 ]3 XIf you enjoyed learning about 9 U$ Q- k* y/ q; |9 \( Y
Supply and Demand
4 D' z; F" ? ]$ n4 ?8 |! SExternalities* }! V( Y1 C4 r
Resource Allocation
9 j3 U% |" R) h8 g1 @- n0 aTaxation6 P ]0 b: |% }
Or would like to learn more about
6 ~. c$ Y: z! ?0 n/ F1 k; _Supply of Natural Resources in Canada' C, \7 k0 ^6 x" E. ?
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!# R5 {& V4 b; E( e
ECON 365 Resource Economics
: x- H: }* A& VTopics:6 a% `" }1 G) b1 h# r5 Z
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
3 J* K8 l# u6 k" H( Z* \: d9 I3 RScarcity and pricing) ]9 ]* A. x- C7 V* \! V
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues" ?( Z$ ] b' P. X/ k! e* ]: G
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If you enjoyed learning about
- n4 N# D- \$ [* n3 s3 EResource Allocation
4 M3 |+ S$ g4 v L0 b% j3 jPricing
# L6 e+ W$ }& O. R1 c9 _0 Y# DMarkets
1 V I2 o, z7 l) Q. ~2 j0 o/ F* u3 |Government roles
3 U; ^1 U7 |7 w: i8 u* ^: v; [ XOr would like to learn more about
& a& z3 g9 z7 J8 S% d. RThe energy sector, including sources and markets
1 k! l3 U. R6 V4 _9 E6 d0 zCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
/ k) I1 O$ p4 `, M) K2 G7 JYou might enjoy a course about " c7 w/ ^0 f3 n7 u
Energy Economics!# R+ w' q4 r+ z; e0 n
ECON 366 Energy Economics
1 Y! Z6 d1 N5 C' A6 G; K% zTopics: ( e# l& r0 |' _4 R
Pricing
m0 j% N8 M+ N# N' }8 D' e9 gRole in economic growth 5 j6 r) s2 }5 Q* [5 A% P
Energy sources and markets - `7 ^ H, B0 N$ f+ v6 Q; p! u
Role of government
( V) d' a4 d) F! M. k9 kRegulation 8 v$ B9 c0 |6 t1 j+ b
* t5 o4 d, H5 A$ SIf you enjoyed learning about
! y- U* s( z( q! E3 C/ @+ OExternalities
2 w- J6 n3 u% T( @7 rRegulation$ {. d# F7 C# c( O# {2 i
Government roles
% v/ _& Z) b7 t+ g; ~7 gOr would like to learn more about % K- G2 k+ V% N( K( U) ]
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration/ o/ ^$ k- h! }: V! v
Steps taken to address deterioration0 H0 t" Q( ~1 t6 P8 ~; k) Q
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! - B3 ]6 a8 I [4 W! Y3 O* H
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment$ b: U& c! f* c- `& {
Topics: ( ^; l i0 f0 ~7 ~+ B' S
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment , n ^0 L9 c' t2 J9 }0 B
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
& S$ J, r1 K& g) X5 N6 y9 ]2 V6 [Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 0 D6 m% ]! E: m4 f; ~7 f8 B8 F
Recreation economics" L M) Q: L$ `4 I" c
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If you enjoyed learning about2 O) L k. |3 e
Individual Incentives
! ?+ y+ Y7 R, _9 @8 o" J: S& Z& UTotal Welfare ! _1 C; E; W+ A. D' O, R
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! + |6 r g) I% {( ~
ECON 378 Law and Economics8 W) ^/ Q7 ^! b7 S0 R
Topics:
/ N1 Z' E5 h/ ]! P! NIssues in Criminal and Family Law i8 h9 G8 P% |3 O) a! d
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
8 e2 n; n- U4 f$ B1 t6 r) TChild Support Payments
$ l. S% ~ H# l! n- Q( X3 c9 F; ]Private Divorce agreements T2 Y2 S, u/ K; F3 X, }
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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If you enjoyed learning about 2 I2 p7 m- j, r4 ~
Prisoners Dilemma3 e4 _5 J! C. g5 l. g
Dominant Strategies
2 O4 n8 R* y; ]+ q4 d1 c& kCollusion
4 Z# r, I/ U, S. L# I* ^You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
& ^" O5 b( l" l- J" E' U* k( R1 ^ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
1 }( @* Y' A0 |5 _! Y- rTopics: G/ ^! M' e/ Z$ ?9 h. N9 I3 a2 ?
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games0 L4 ~4 `- {5 N3 x
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion " o' Y' _$ }0 U9 V; U' e" b
Note! Prerequisites:
5 K% N! T3 h8 z+ Z& Z3 P0 FECON 384 & 299 |
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