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Trade
. x1 c2 T) k. k0 z7 f+ _) o/ S0 jGrowth
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0 q* s* k& q7 T, \: V1 JChina as an Emerging Economy
- i5 Z+ g9 i8 R; X- \$ sYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!' ?& `2 T2 D5 Y' h
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
7 @) d* ]( g1 X6 J0 b/ P% mTopics: . J/ z9 B$ a, N
Chinese Economy Characteristics
r) ^9 s: P% CRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
' [0 N' u, N& }+ g3 {Consequences of economic reform0 R& Z' @" p- b1 Q. ]3 T
Canada’s economic relations with China' K/ i6 y+ m8 b) u) y* O5 y- q
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Rich and Poor Countries
* Q+ x% U6 @- eWhy economies differ
* r3 N* S/ X8 }2 i) N- ^3 FCauses for such differences0 L( k! Q! H) A: n0 k
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
# x0 Y& V2 k1 K( X; V+ X7 O/ ]/ u; M" eECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
4 g) B: w4 }/ {6 N! LTopics:9 ^1 n* E \; r0 n" b
Technology! \+ F; o6 f6 p" n5 W* s0 f7 g
Institutions
4 x Z3 `3 V9 bGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence & m; g* A0 W* j% \8 A# i
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Supply and Demand
- ]3 u& @6 Y7 R% Z$ {' w6 kConsumer Behavior
9 ^9 l" C5 Q! M- z, SProduction and Cost
5 h, o2 `- B4 L) x. V" Q" aPrice and Output
6 C4 s1 i( ]5 }( RMarket Structures; H8 z" |4 r/ ]4 r( f2 N. c
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!# X& L* y4 I4 N. U$ o
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I4 |! L0 W, X* k6 q9 i
Topics:
0 h% R, g2 } E' `Theory of consumer behavior0 P* h, ]0 A# q3 c1 _
Theory of production and cost
( ~: k" k9 u; {/ H" j# NPrice and output determination under competition8 x4 `% w1 \8 u
Monopoly and other market structures
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Costs and Benefits ( }) p' G4 b0 m0 a: O2 S1 D' h
Externalities
3 b- S+ D, g* c+ G2 JDecision-making
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Capital Investments* D; I) u& K. z# \, q* s
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!& t: \4 `9 m" S3 X
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
- W+ i# |; Z( d5 hTopics:
5 c! _+ k: j% S5 t7 b* }3 NCost-Benefit Analysis
5 A7 Q5 W( i% @# c1 w/ b9 l+ G3 BEvaluating Public Investment Projects, e$ W& \. p. A& `+ ]2 f |
Look at examples from ?3 X$ G; M; A5 m" H
Transportation
: Q/ t& c0 q$ U: pRiver Basin Management* Y7 }. `) F+ P: n2 @
Electrical Generation( f' P1 X2 U/ B9 j9 M+ J/ B3 G# [
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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Supply and Demand
/ c% L( A5 {0 S+ b p8 nExternalities
" B+ g x6 I- t5 y: O3 w& bResource Allocation: A/ ^3 B( c: _( ] `! M. D
Taxation
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
/ ~! L* n% K$ I* f+ R0 b! ~3 \ zYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
: Y' w; }6 R' C/ }1 V# Y/ Z7 @ECON 365 Resource Economics b, W! z/ v# i; j/ E( @( r. w
Topics:
3 k( z# E4 }. aExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
- X% n( P) p3 w9 C% p/ @Scarcity and pricing
8 f3 T" G/ K. F3 B; eContemporary Canadian resource policy issues* z2 ]8 ]6 q h, z
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Resource Allocation
4 K/ f6 O: r2 R& ]Pricing2 k6 E' A8 b8 }* W8 g& W
Markets7 i6 } b; L; W2 w
Government roles/ I+ ]& f: [) o; |5 E$ l
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7 u& S$ B. D' w- `, sThe energy sector, including sources and markets
. @# i5 `+ [/ ]* k. o/ e9 PCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
- q- l7 w' y: B' _) ^) n8 PYou might enjoy a course about 9 f: J( v {5 A5 g) a% I; x
Energy Economics!+ B/ ^! d6 `% Y. N. J
ECON 366 Energy Economics
8 g% ?& I7 P/ MTopics:
( @. M( {8 R, l, i, mPricing r4 z# {: J' a5 S* d; ?. w" u
Role in economic growth
/ x5 y$ A$ T4 jEnergy sources and markets b( h2 {8 E7 s. @
Role of government 8 m4 i; i; D& b* l4 N- C! D9 j' U
Regulation & C3 w# S: q9 F
( y- v; M) |/ s5 X) r( K6 R3 o8 C1 JIf you enjoyed learning about
) g' h$ f. `2 J/ h; n2 zExternalities
$ Q7 F/ k2 g' j. `. b4 ?( N' bRegulation4 g+ \, b2 N) [8 r) G
Government roles
- r3 C4 G" w, q4 p2 I( s# p) Y% XOr would like to learn more about 4 b- Q# ~0 o% ?+ X" X/ r) c) X+ a+ g
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
. Q8 G+ d0 P6 _! g: Z: M" dSteps taken to address deterioration# K* F; ~7 N8 I+ @* t5 w
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 5 w, q4 W3 m. F8 Z; ~
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
. e+ t" x$ G+ c! [$ f# W: y( TTopics: & z4 m# K* |, M) `3 o; f
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
$ j2 M7 |" |# _Types and causes of environmental deterioration
+ _/ x) n6 \. z* J" W# d8 _8 ATheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 3 }: m y+ \2 ]; k; {
Recreation economics% i! B+ P& d) e" A% _, j2 C; t
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+ X0 C2 o9 a: V* E( Z Individual Incentives
6 a" [1 I6 n- f/ [Total Welfare
: i6 X M7 s2 k4 {You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
4 i9 d6 m/ t! c: ?7 o- p! T0 NECON 378 Law and Economics
7 @6 R& y5 N% x4 ]9 iTopics:
" v, v* ]0 C5 a0 r a8 e9 _3 ^Issues in Criminal and Family Law% \7 x A P5 w
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
% H6 e* ~9 ~$ Q% jChild Support Payments( \' ` C0 m2 P' z) p
Private Divorce agreements# }& m* F3 y2 {/ }- P h( |1 c
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act4 Q7 Y/ S- q* V/ s/ T) c, q+ G
4 Z; }1 F! e% ?; ~0 t, RIf you enjoyed learning about ! G( M1 ]) q& `# t2 O% o/ t& T6 P
Prisoners Dilemma
7 S- d8 k' J( TDominant Strategies
7 f/ I& D) a/ I$ v+ _) T1 qCollusion
& e# O1 e* U' R+ V @/ T8 x( gYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! $ j! p; d) Y8 a; s, @
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
0 q, `% Y a( ]- BTopics: & r9 b9 }& s1 V- n4 l# q! }
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games6 k4 y5 h6 z% c& K( x, I# |6 E4 y
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
# H1 c$ n* F' Z- q; j% X9 n2 dNote! Prerequisites:
4 ~: U% Y3 h2 h% e# H* mECON 384 & 299 |
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