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Trade* g8 x6 R0 Y5 a" m, h$ ]/ \ o6 q
Growth8 \. ?) D- m. ^. R( r0 W
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" O6 k: o: B4 u; _! f! EChina as an Emerging Economy/ m4 L: Z+ g9 F1 T
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
( C" V8 w) L0 _0 NECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
1 |) p, A% w$ S- |7 E: NTopics:
: f F9 e" F! y1 e# P ZChinese Economy Characteristics% _8 O9 X1 t3 x1 h& @
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
7 m# O) a7 R# k$ t nConsequences of economic reform
/ e+ r) n1 \2 Q% l( P" O& x6 \Canada’s economic relations with China1 }" w7 o% S8 y6 G* j
. x9 |% C7 R$ J4 S E/ E$ }5 T$ V2 [If you would like to learn more about: m' ` s: e: H1 [! g& x
Rich and Poor Countries6 C/ V/ J2 d1 \# q; T1 v& z+ l" x5 p% c
Why economies differ
0 S; ^' H3 s2 ^9 FCauses for such differences1 g D/ ], S) q9 g* p! @+ h4 W
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth S8 ?- j( ~$ a8 \
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth6 h8 S% E& K) ~6 y3 m
Topics:
8 k/ \: N# Q% LTechnology
2 k' V' o2 l ZInstitutions
8 U$ x( t% D" AGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence 3 ~8 Z; @& g b' \0 |% i3 G
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Supply and Demand
, S, B1 y5 d* f$ H9 d' i& XConsumer Behavior
2 \8 X3 C+ |7 Y0 }! {, U* I: lProduction and Cost+ g4 D5 I7 L3 j! ]
Price and Output
& a) M! W$ y2 qMarket Structures- o" s* k* _ P; m+ @
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!% `9 Q5 y. [8 [1 z, y: e9 j7 T
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I; R1 d' c; S/ H
Topics: 7 Q( k" h3 }" ~& N$ t7 Y
Theory of consumer behavior6 G" u6 a/ N! f+ ?) x7 F9 [1 @
Theory of production and cost
- g: a l6 I& {0 QPrice and output determination under competition
' ?" J6 L& f- u: c7 @' j1 IMonopoly and other market structures4 x& H& O3 ]. n) i0 ^5 ]
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Costs and Benefits
6 E( ~1 z+ K x9 J" aExternalities
0 \6 b4 ^5 R4 v: U1 c; ^1 YDecision-making. l9 R: b, S$ e" h/ V% q0 a$ i
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7 U% ?( B, `" Y4 OCapital Investments+ E1 x2 G" ]$ X0 I z
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!: R. j3 q& o0 d# v
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation6 `; ^6 Z- I* A! G/ `
Topics:
' x* m4 B7 o8 x' Z# f5 _Cost-Benefit Analysis
0 b9 X, y. r D+ }- W0 [* O; AEvaluating Public Investment Projects
0 p1 d# W& P$ ?5 a4 L) Q8 LLook at examples from 2 |$ d& ~) J3 @7 p7 S+ P) r
Transportation' K. V0 h u4 Y6 c4 J, x
River Basin Management
( f$ q& v- j0 `. eElectrical Generation9 |- H" u% M( F! h5 F3 j1 p0 d
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control$ l* R/ T* z7 {8 _/ k3 W3 Y1 [
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Supply and Demand: x1 Z6 m1 R& o
Externalities
0 `+ d- P6 C, I( t- YResource Allocation
! Q9 L( O O: X: J/ z5 tTaxation
: r1 Z2 n2 a: _3 x' t+ qOr would like to learn more about ( n0 i% B/ U' D& ^8 r( F: i: ^1 X1 ^
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada8 P# U4 v# z" Y, {5 n8 l7 M3 o
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!3 @0 _ Q& W7 S8 V- s- w
ECON 365 Resource Economics
0 X: J) |" O. c' k) JTopics:
8 N5 h* \/ L2 o. Z, RExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
: t9 N: q, b: e, n2 WScarcity and pricing, ?' d1 W; } ?9 P
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues0 C0 e. ]/ Y4 U9 y
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Resource Allocation/ m% k: P- x! t' W3 P/ W! o
Pricing
/ R+ y* c( G* n. Z/ r' o5 t4 z# f8 sMarkets7 `+ a+ `4 s4 [5 C x" @
Government roles+ Z- ?; D2 m. z
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The energy sector, including sources and markets
# T* w" e! v& d, H3 ]Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
; R7 E1 ?6 Q+ HYou might enjoy a course about
0 U' }! M$ N" p' a: i( [7 b1 qEnergy Economics!
) M+ B& T: S6 k' [5 t' E8 fECON 366 Energy Economics
: r; u+ G$ B) ^' F1 tTopics: / a1 a2 Y4 `" E2 o( Z* x. ]
Pricing
; d0 l4 ^0 R( q( L1 t }Role in economic growth
1 g1 Y9 l! u/ O% z& s3 eEnergy sources and markets
! G% B' S% Q f2 n" oRole of government
* D( w/ z/ y f4 D l9 W& T* gRegulation : s7 m4 k5 l5 ]& W3 |! D& D% V* m
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Externalities
- ~6 K: p' z8 K+ N7 XRegulation4 D0 i4 C d0 R* x8 i8 J+ T, O
Government roles$ M( ]# a. T5 b3 R0 V% A
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& x( ~& h' @2 U8 N2 eEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration3 ^9 S1 W5 l, P, R
Steps taken to address deterioration; T4 }: o+ k8 F4 j& y" b; q% X0 F4 _
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
, W0 [* j$ c9 o |7 X, u5 f9 oECON 369 Economics of the Environment" }: R; e* ~0 Y2 i6 {0 W1 \
Topics:
* g% [5 _9 F& q" O0 f mEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
+ h5 i- h0 M q4 {9 N* PTypes and causes of environmental deterioration & `( A, r* T2 F( Q8 ]' n
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 7 ?3 P8 c; c8 L5 @; u; B* Q
Recreation economics3 G( W5 K) N6 Q5 h3 {
2 S W W6 ]7 M) LIf you enjoyed learning about
5 h }/ K: }4 J' r/ s o8 j Individual Incentives
8 k" T& m* y6 o- m, GTotal Welfare 8 c' V2 B6 H' K. r
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
8 P2 d% S$ T- r. z* K3 Z7 {7 mECON 378 Law and Economics
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$ P+ V% ?# _* f& W$ ^$ j# HIssues in Criminal and Family Law" z) N1 r- ~6 V( ?% Z) `, `
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining4 e( M$ [) `3 `0 j6 T9 _2 U$ \) V
Child Support Payments/ N: F& j) ?- K5 E8 {
Private Divorce agreements6 N/ A5 _: z- b* B, j
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act6 P) a( s( r* I& u/ h
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' O: z) l2 p: [9 JPrisoners Dilemma
9 c& x. i: B* s( r/ z* R, G3 tDominant Strategies
6 K, U- h; q; k4 hCollusion
) W& d, D0 h" x) ^% q% e+ W) [You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! s% R$ r4 D* K2 N7 K
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications3 ~& c- `9 p7 \ Y
Topics:
' J, d. n/ e4 X$ sAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games" A% f# @# I$ C
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion : q3 r+ C2 |0 {7 |
Note! Prerequisites: ( O9 g- p. K% S) a% L& v
ECON 384 & 299 |
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