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If you enjoyed learning about: H& g$ D( x" A0 S
Trade* R4 o5 \; P4 _: ~1 e, ]- T( h
Growth
- g r) x: [9 }8 e) f4 ROr would like to learn more about:
8 s" B! }" |0 o3 Q0 W" D* A5 p& c9 MChina as an Emerging Economy, w/ t3 M( u0 L) d2 }
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!! \+ e2 ^5 x5 C, y. j v* l! L
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development1 m2 }$ c+ y L4 z4 D
Topics: ! o) a8 b6 j* {- _
Chinese Economy Characteristics6 |' G4 D8 f: d3 Q) {
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy3 R- G+ [( u( g3 b( c3 U
Consequences of economic reform2 x' A7 Q: m' p! O& Z
Canada’s economic relations with China
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If you would like to learn more about:
; h. h7 n' B. A. R8 G0 z3 ERich and Poor Countries O1 s8 t( i7 V( @+ y
Why economies differ
6 ]9 \8 `- W% G' X* DCauses for such differences
$ N4 x: Q7 {* N" G6 ]4 I9 hYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth: a& C# A; `/ p$ T, m% S5 b
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
, o' J$ a# [0 j! d* q6 F. ]! @Topics:
& k# b- V: g6 j5 YTechnology
4 j2 F6 _9 \ U: @+ c; `( N9 f0 UInstitutions; R8 G% j+ b+ N8 A
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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6 d! O. y% h9 Y& h2 V/ yIf you enjoyed learning about
. S1 [9 P K& L" Y9 W7 cSupply and Demand
, _3 H7 H1 N3 O: r' h$ _Consumer Behavior5 e# f/ F3 s$ R$ g' o; _& ~" }
Production and Cost) G- f+ X) \4 q" b9 u
Price and Output, x# r4 w6 s0 J' u/ V" U1 p e
Market Structures
% u4 R" `- }3 f4 y5 E& h. g2 ]. m1 BYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
6 R$ Y' o4 A- D8 A, I# ~ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
& _9 R5 I: v& g6 n8 ^7 DTopics:
0 a, Q4 b# l! S* y; K0 [4 X7 xTheory of consumer behavior
& U8 T7 M1 H: V7 Z+ @Theory of production and cost: u; k* [* _) g# Q- E ? W8 y% A
Price and output determination under competition( O) {. H! j Z: i
Monopoly and other market structures" A4 z; y+ B x! }7 D
* X6 a0 v6 R! w0 @4 U8 h; @If you enjoyed learning about 6 k; t: ^6 ]9 A! |) V `9 D
Costs and Benefits 3 y; s! r* W+ C: c5 c: }- L& L+ z! f; Q
Externalities
& s& w0 G9 V- O- ?9 D/ B% cDecision-making/ J4 o& @1 F4 s& J Y% g
Or would like to learn more about
2 Q# r- p) S" F* }Capital Investments F$ v2 J8 `; m& x* l( w, @ ]& J# u
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!; X/ }# z7 K0 r4 e( V+ H8 N7 B- _
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation" p3 Q/ D T+ A) r* i, a# C
Topics:7 r7 }' O, r0 F. p! b- t
Cost-Benefit Analysis
7 d5 p7 Z; r# I4 REvaluating Public Investment Projects6 @3 C; R2 A5 Y% r
Look at examples from : d* T6 W8 G7 O0 Z$ m1 Y
Transportation
) x! _& u1 H) \2 b* @5 cRiver Basin Management4 p% f7 D9 U- E2 X
Electrical Generation
& r# K) d+ k+ W$ m* d4 @0 IOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about
1 d- j1 C8 c+ O- y2 ISupply and Demand
1 v- Y) H w& KExternalities
k3 X& X/ s4 {! vResource Allocation
5 C+ C( ]+ r5 |; A/ |/ {: T) r$ ]Taxation
! l; b+ \: s4 ^6 e$ K) mOr would like to learn more about ! E% H4 D" o. X, t, U m* B( u: V
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
- L `+ b1 o. S% Y& Y( GYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!/ A" N) |/ P1 s
ECON 365 Resource Economics
/ ?/ V% \% ^0 J+ oTopics:7 o6 @( Z% W# |- A
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources! M9 y$ L$ {! G" a9 ]: b
Scarcity and pricing
/ i0 c$ b* V1 W. @0 r3 tContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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, s0 W2 o; g+ X: O; H+ PIf you enjoyed learning about , ]9 @) |9 a5 a1 F8 [
Resource Allocation
6 |& f( M( ^0 q& i/ }% fPricing) U3 C5 I, }/ Z P$ o9 f1 N
Markets
& }, ?. |$ S" L7 X$ wGovernment roles
; S( _- [, ^+ n; m% BOr would like to learn more about 2 D8 v3 U n- e6 Z3 e" T
The energy sector, including sources and markets$ ` l5 g) H+ @& F3 g
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues7 s- D+ V! Y d. h) M q
You might enjoy a course about 6 W. T' J4 R! T! }
Energy Economics!
5 _% @4 G# }$ v' j3 i/ ~ECON 366 Energy Economics; Y( t& d1 F( L9 O9 K1 S6 T
Topics: : s- O, T( y- K0 M: X! ]
Pricing: r, K$ z. D/ `7 [- h8 S! C
Role in economic growth
( `" U0 z: D& Q2 A/ n" O- k! \ Z# O$ vEnergy sources and markets / l# O j1 @8 G) y3 B0 d/ o7 ^4 p# ^
Role of government
0 B5 P9 z z5 P# RRegulation ( R* a& A0 l8 E
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If you enjoyed learning about
- l3 |3 {8 c- KExternalities f: x% \! G$ Q
Regulation% T# Q% V' V+ x9 u7 u# m, J
Government roles$ i5 s5 I; W; v0 e6 S8 \4 V2 ]
Or would like to learn more about
3 t% {2 P; C. c9 P# m B$ f7 o9 r0 ^Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
+ b" m' P h! t) VSteps taken to address deterioration; U9 Q+ ~0 \& p" ]( l2 v
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
% p+ o# i& R- V" P* n4 QECON 369 Economics of the Environment
3 F. h' y# m0 V- \6 S7 JTopics: % _6 W; J' X: s# n& L
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment 0 {0 U5 v0 }7 X5 R8 \( n6 {
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
. z4 V' F# r8 {/ X+ \; aTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
3 q' S$ z: ? z; S7 SRecreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about7 _0 j' F7 i) Z" m
Individual Incentives7 ~: O0 }8 ^# A
Total Welfare
) O5 m8 K# _! A' O' EYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 1 I; ^* U8 Q r
ECON 378 Law and Economics+ }7 a% q* \, U" T
Topics: 3 D5 T/ B* g. S& b; K, B
Issues in Criminal and Family Law$ S# E1 o' f3 g
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining2 W! | q1 |9 b9 X( @4 ~( z$ {
Child Support Payments
+ C, }4 X/ ?! ]Private Divorce agreements
i' _/ l0 V0 o! H- N9 q. r% N: dCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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4 u, _1 E* j: p. H4 q8 bIf you enjoyed learning about : Q& l* E+ A; `! N7 t: ~
Prisoners Dilemma3 l* }4 k8 W% L. b* V4 j
Dominant Strategies
6 D' t3 |7 B' }Collusion$ s9 E" F& ?$ r9 l. D
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
- [; k. l9 _7 S$ j+ |ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
8 Z) D' Z }/ kTopics: ' L5 \. k# p3 u4 o6 r. N
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
p' N6 c8 X* Z9 q }# Q) yApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion ( i6 s0 E' i( r6 K/ K5 c
Note! Prerequisites: + Y; b" C. R1 u# w3 _
ECON 384 & 299 |
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