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Trade) h0 I( b* k3 }. D# B. Q d/ v
Growth
9 T0 v3 L1 Z6 X v% F2 j4 nOr would like to learn more about: 5 A7 {/ Q* ]6 s$ U
China as an Emerging Economy' p" C D" @2 |* j2 n
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!4 R' }2 X1 E2 E, d4 f
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
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% G/ K; m# }( _ L; m b. DChinese Economy Characteristics: u0 M% A( _7 {+ L( S6 k( V6 `7 g! P
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
+ |* T1 K; T7 e$ Y7 p& zConsequences of economic reform
' l/ |6 \1 k& w- f# w6 UCanada’s economic relations with China$ e- Q' F* Q" i. Y ]9 P
4 G4 H& C$ |% r0 YIf you would like to learn more about: / G" w9 L& x. \! ?; g& K" q; H+ g' x( P
Rich and Poor Countries
& n; U. d g8 g' U) X# cWhy economies differ
, y) b$ _1 a. H d+ N: q, WCauses for such differences
7 \# y$ ^) [) I) I7 ^You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
' t8 j% R* Q' S1 N; sECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth' m' C( v7 {: g
Topics:
C2 A0 u+ X2 k& b- k0 T- H8 qTechnology7 m- K: T/ t i" _2 _% Q
Institutions
; F( C" k9 a/ CGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence * E3 g. C2 S% E+ V9 b5 p; _0 z
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If you enjoyed learning about ( B& E, v: k; c
Supply and Demand
; ]5 Z7 I L7 {# Y5 BConsumer Behavior* _7 S/ c5 c5 V; f6 d
Production and Cost
5 f: b7 b8 i1 V" g) ^9 s& n* \) APrice and Output: u v) h- n7 p! {1 ?
Market Structures/ X' [0 U$ j) Z% E; W/ k0 U
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!( O$ S9 j5 Q5 S, G2 q
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I. x, R a4 ^$ M; f. @" p
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Theory of consumer behavior
6 B* i: l% m7 ]/ ETheory of production and cost
' ~" [; {% w) N+ U3 k o7 xPrice and output determination under competition0 ?( c) @ o! ] b* R3 R2 }8 h
Monopoly and other market structures: G# f! \* q! p' q; m
. [: [# m2 `$ t Y/ pIf you enjoyed learning about
8 l7 j3 n4 f$ j& |4 }Costs and Benefits 8 s0 V& m V9 B3 G% d& O2 q% H
Externalities
7 S) ^ q/ e" H4 g9 e2 W' bDecision-making" ?* p1 }' b, o# |
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Capital Investments7 b4 o" J: B6 u& k
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
, `5 k/ x2 `; ~. o* E. T+ a/ QECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation# u$ j' K, E/ `0 g6 f% l
Topics:
$ H8 S. g9 a% X% G0 p. xCost-Benefit Analysis
/ M; b D* z3 V3 IEvaluating Public Investment Projects/ M& y0 O: F7 N' b
Look at examples from & n. T) J* n) w
Transportation
" W2 [& B) D3 H+ NRiver Basin Management. f8 O$ Z. _0 D
Electrical Generation
2 p8 Q9 ], S `' IOil & Gas and Pollution Control) x9 L/ `6 `4 b$ t- G" h
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If you enjoyed learning about
5 v! ~; g U7 m. n# k4 ?Supply and Demand
' ?4 N% k: V4 aExternalities
( l, y9 C4 q/ @0 d9 j% CResource Allocation
, S5 x6 m0 s% c( n' ITaxation- N ] o9 C* f$ b2 Z
Or would like to learn more about
! I/ G8 s# k: u/ O% y7 x9 W0 OSupply of Natural Resources in Canada$ |. ~- F, I+ O
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!, |# ]/ T, K" @
ECON 365 Resource Economics
+ p5 d1 X+ T% f5 R6 ~" J) ~Topics:
* }- k% N! z2 y* SExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources# w$ Z: W. I( |; R1 A: s
Scarcity and pricing" K! `, F3 Y, x1 G/ S8 x
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues2 i2 `* X: J/ q6 \' Q0 P# g2 h- S
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2 X) S+ h9 w4 F8 WResource Allocation
' \/ Q! n8 R; D, @' s* N: O% LPricing8 K2 S @) d) h9 x9 [
Markets/ U* L% Z/ @* f3 i1 {/ C& g8 E
Government roles
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0 q8 Y* {) s; @# x1 F, o6 RThe energy sector, including sources and markets& b4 m& d5 R* z" `
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues+ h4 X \8 u; `2 n, ]$ W
You might enjoy a course about
5 @1 T. J J4 J: R# P% nEnergy Economics!
( I& v% p P: w8 ]! N3 \# IECON 366 Energy Economics. ^3 {! W& a8 b- i
Topics: ( ~- k0 S" z* H! C) X
Pricing
- i& a) ^# S- i5 u9 ORole in economic growth - H$ s) H4 ~. a7 I$ S" v" v
Energy sources and markets
; ~) a4 k6 s" wRole of government
( y/ [( J- M8 c6 fRegulation
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* W0 @% y$ E1 i) j! IIf you enjoyed learning about + @6 [- v9 \# {2 m) z
Externalities
4 [6 {& L4 G |. y1 K6 v, bRegulation
) B& I6 o" I" W* [' F iGovernment roles
/ y6 d. a. G, Q- q( B. O0 \Or would like to learn more about
3 o9 Z! [3 n5 ]* u; g. cEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration9 K" l z8 j h0 x
Steps taken to address deterioration; I: j4 w1 c. P. ?, m y; s' P
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
4 v7 D# e. c y; X1 ^ R$ QECON 369 Economics of the Environment
+ y7 q1 n4 e y- n- vTopics: * [* I* R4 N- I9 s: t! i% B
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
5 T! D9 E. L- B F1 M, Y9 RTypes and causes of environmental deterioration 9 E$ N; y# `6 k- a B2 j; C
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 7 ~. r) i4 o1 x( W K' ~. @" a5 Q t3 i
Recreation economics7 N/ g4 m, f9 M
3 r/ {! u5 P( mIf you enjoyed learning about
c. m4 k7 N- p: W6 J* ] Individual Incentives& K+ o8 P/ F% _
Total Welfare : n6 ?% _+ l' X1 H- u* x' a# {! S! ^$ v( j
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! - X( T# D( V2 z6 V5 l8 n3 U! u5 W! j
ECON 378 Law and Economics
+ G" r& [* E6 T6 d' v7 W, DTopics: 9 {0 o: R2 d. `# E* {
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
' W2 Y! J1 B9 S2 j {6 pCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining" g) s3 e1 k/ h+ k5 u! e
Child Support Payments
' t9 U5 L D( |, g: ~" ?* y, pPrivate Divorce agreements
) O% g; o& L. J7 }+ x; CCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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If you enjoyed learning about
3 q+ p; W' s/ C% K. vPrisoners Dilemma
2 H3 B V' K; Q) z, z& V" fDominant Strategies: v" O) A8 K/ W$ j7 _9 i8 o+ E
Collusion1 o$ \4 D5 Y0 k9 m/ J+ \
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 6 I& Z& j" M# w& f5 t6 E7 y: W) F
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
$ }: {; a* q1 D# M) k; }% O) aTopics:
' T9 Q ]4 _" ?! h6 WAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games. ~" j# y$ _; i9 {& A2 L, ~ G# f
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion ' O- Z2 q" g( j( [1 k1 ?( @8 a( |
Note! Prerequisites:
4 K( i h0 ]$ E9 W) e" _ECON 384 & 299 |
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