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If you enjoyed learning about:
/ Y$ \2 C! v4 P$ Y( t0 RTrade
0 M3 }9 X: ^( v1 ]# ]# T) G9 HGrowth% A( [3 I0 ^% i
Or would like to learn more about:
% O) {4 `& Z x4 }, fChina as an Emerging Economy* \( h8 y' v+ ^* W# A0 j
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!! A' d6 o m8 }0 R2 h4 g& A* X
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development m# ]+ M7 b8 m! U9 ]
Topics: 7 C& }, u, I. z) E4 o6 A' c
Chinese Economy Characteristics1 r1 h4 e6 H' I) {7 y/ ?0 ^( P
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy; B- ^# \# W* {( n
Consequences of economic reform
; |+ `* y+ r8 q' P! L6 ?Canada’s economic relations with China
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If you would like to learn more about:
3 E# C! r; R8 M: Q, ~8 i8 jRich and Poor Countries# Z5 U+ W& _# ~# H
Why economies differ
: g n# u9 b# V7 P* [Causes for such differences
3 c# U! v: s; \5 h* R6 QYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
, Y) Q3 H; ~- P& HECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth7 U( i9 }- G! F5 D, d4 F) v) S
Topics:
( I& c4 ]. b$ m) fTechnology
2 Q" X2 _ I( t& n3 O% x6 oInstitutions
9 F0 N5 Z6 q+ @0 I7 [' O* ^! cGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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Supply and Demand
! a7 R% z# W- q J( [Consumer Behavior
# s$ c+ h* M4 E; k$ cProduction and Cost( g. q9 x9 W, g6 M, z
Price and Output$ e6 Z2 J, V* x! K
Market Structures
. z D, A: C! ?+ D X$ ^You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!7 z9 A6 H$ F7 q3 o: I' |
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
& C1 n8 d, M) Z/ F5 ~+ [5 I0 LTopics: 5 }1 L% n9 c/ }4 t/ K( A* c
Theory of consumer behavior
, \, F4 H/ {1 }& Q5 {& ITheory of production and cost
: Q8 q0 l7 m2 q" X# ]Price and output determination under competition
$ b- n) x4 R" L' w2 A w4 {Monopoly and other market structures
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1 P: {' r) O# e$ C8 t+ z. AIf you enjoyed learning about ' g- l% c% O o+ C
Costs and Benefits
7 R' q# O' S; f) b: IExternalities# Z" K! s" b* ], N! ~
Decision-making
0 |7 g0 H \" y" ]9 n# V0 N8 ?' f6 @Or would like to learn more about 9 @: Q& M1 X8 x, G' M* |: |) ~
Capital Investments
* z3 [! p7 Z/ c5 zYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!) B7 ?# Z# P, I, n
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
) D% L! n! E4 B7 v0 lTopics:
: X2 g7 U2 Y& ?+ X7 q% C( ^Cost-Benefit Analysis
2 \' z2 o" U4 F1 d2 @1 MEvaluating Public Investment Projects
; D& r! t: _) y0 Q! K; @9 BLook at examples from
! f% `7 V5 j( w# f2 s) X! |3 l, ]Transportation8 a2 h( n- R. P
River Basin Management2 G% D; C9 ^' U6 ~7 E! o
Electrical Generation
4 d* N0 U1 w) BOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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- p) P# J7 D7 CIf you enjoyed learning about
$ X3 p% W# j/ _: a2 Y6 S. i0 Q8 |Supply and Demand3 A; I2 i9 D1 o: g7 w
Externalities
0 m# e2 D; J3 Z( jResource Allocation
- V- f) G9 ]& M _- C1 z' t( |# |Taxation
; U# F: z( P; u; N- GOr would like to learn more about
4 _, _+ }, ]# i5 c) \Supply of Natural Resources in Canada8 F5 Z4 m) ^. E
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!4 u R; M, P ?, w& t4 X4 b& @1 C
ECON 365 Resource Economics1 U4 v' D) {: ]0 g
Topics:2 j3 s8 \4 N- R' ], V' `9 H+ P1 B
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources- x w4 w+ r- v+ o
Scarcity and pricing1 n: T* T5 h9 e U+ W; p2 c
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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Resource Allocation [8 o# S( Y- s3 y8 v! f
Pricing
% i! l0 k9 X! u; X' x, p; @# m4 B8 b: uMarkets
& g" r1 a9 Y3 I4 fGovernment roles
c7 b1 Q" r S' K* ~Or would like to learn more about 2 e! }' q: L- Y/ I1 z; B
The energy sector, including sources and markets
( N+ P$ i) \" ?: P6 MCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
9 @$ L: o& `, {8 t# m1 q6 t/ `You might enjoy a course about
" y, m& h) v" WEnergy Economics!
! R$ h! O- w7 nECON 366 Energy Economics; d) Y2 m/ \. D, B
Topics:
0 {% L. ~$ z- L) G& E7 r- U/ w' s$ l/ F4 yPricing
9 d. N4 H3 s* r, N7 pRole in economic growth ' l! w a) o( c
Energy sources and markets 6 w$ Y- E8 K. \+ x. x* z+ N1 f) o% O
Role of government * r/ W4 Q( R' ?, w+ \
Regulation ) G0 j% g9 ` _/ g% P- [$ A( K
4 d( B; r6 [8 F2 i* j2 ]- e9 P) LIf you enjoyed learning about + w# {" @8 i6 L+ K, Z8 ?2 j
Externalities
8 O* V3 ]" V$ S& N$ h$ V+ XRegulation
5 |: ~! r* m0 W- O6 SGovernment roles
; L& @( k) W- d( V, NOr would like to learn more about 2 I* }) ?2 M& V* d- d: ?
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration" O5 u, \! m. \ G2 O
Steps taken to address deterioration
; b1 u* Y. T' y" I5 `# \You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! : T8 h+ t. E- ^" i- A7 J
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
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; P. v4 H5 E# H% QEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment 0 ?: X9 I$ n. C: \. P
Types and causes of environmental deterioration ; B# e( ^8 t4 @' V5 {
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
& x' ^5 o9 d+ f( a% p/ wRecreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about2 w! Z6 ]- s5 D- K/ Z( N% Q
Individual Incentives: O9 q# n K$ f
Total Welfare ( Y+ g* ?3 g2 V' }& D
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
% ?! h( x7 t& m% K% a9 R" [$ z0 [ECON 378 Law and Economics
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! D# e) }% e1 n5 c4 ]1 a3 |Issues in Criminal and Family Law
9 S$ k g2 r- n8 _ k3 t3 cCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
$ d1 Y$ F2 O( q5 pChild Support Payments
, W, v3 q( j* L7 {# SPrivate Divorce agreements
b( M- a4 l" d& A9 H# vCriminal provisions of the Competition Act/ K' Q7 `# i, A6 f: G
! t* {2 A6 u: r3 j' e2 lIf you enjoyed learning about $ e, {: v4 ?* x$ t' R
Prisoners Dilemma
8 {' D/ u5 \* W: c6 bDominant Strategies
`: k- J& V' d( ~* l; @. |. W7 RCollusion P9 [# p& Q7 |1 y A1 n
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
& m O. G! \ h" [& ^. c" t- k. NECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
) O" Y2 N# X+ Z/ j- V/ Z4 U, J/ kTopics:
0 g& U; j- I1 C5 y8 kAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games, _: j% a) R- |+ ^. z, \
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
2 Y$ R3 h P# A( G7 lNote! Prerequisites:
( h9 Z m% S( S3 ^2 d BECON 384 & 299 |
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