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Trade
, [8 ^3 U7 I, I8 t, @& Q9 CGrowth- ~0 o' T/ d) x4 g% k' ]1 P
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! Y; t1 B/ E/ l! t; s9 EChina as an Emerging Economy3 B) L, {4 X$ J! X# Y o' N b
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
/ @. R* j8 z6 O6 R& C% m5 }ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
* I' W7 n5 B9 O% d! `5 Q- t+ PTopics: , U7 ?+ s, Q5 {8 F' h) P
Chinese Economy Characteristics7 g& t3 g. K7 W' q- A1 a4 T
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy- L/ _: q( R2 s; |- {& h
Consequences of economic reform
# G! L$ I$ m& y) g* Q' x+ h9 qCanada’s economic relations with China# Y" \2 \1 v; j6 u ~
" v+ f5 U6 ~3 P4 i S4 w. tIf you would like to learn more about: % i0 a" m0 B" _, X9 H0 }& x: l
Rich and Poor Countries
6 _2 G! V# J9 g/ U2 }. AWhy economies differ4 H8 r) r% r, |8 ^
Causes for such differences2 k1 y$ G& u# `1 _; h* W! c
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
& Q, H1 N6 E" m, f7 D! DECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth4 \" l6 T4 }# {
Topics:/ _4 L6 i9 c) G& {9 F5 W: g
Technology
+ |) f- ]6 B4 ZInstitutions2 U+ F4 D+ n# d7 X1 T, a9 x& v. K- M
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence # h0 a# [4 c+ b- U# ~
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Supply and Demand
7 D( @$ J5 h* J: H3 e7 n$ SConsumer Behavior7 m( z5 i% T/ `8 K+ R8 W
Production and Cost
0 J6 r) d: x: j1 k$ p4 n& ]; fPrice and Output- d4 j4 j1 }3 D/ ~0 I/ C
Market Structures
0 T# P% H$ T3 G! o+ K- tYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
# M2 t5 k5 W0 gECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
) C! W' I! O0 X; `7 v# x# U& K" d0 OTopics: 4 s& L9 F" S2 [, _& r6 t
Theory of consumer behavior! m( O/ V5 L; H: c* V0 K
Theory of production and cost
$ j" z$ T/ Z0 F& F0 V1 E& |Price and output determination under competition' t5 ]" y( G: P4 @. p
Monopoly and other market structures
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& J2 o5 j+ j9 q. ]9 AIf you enjoyed learning about ( l9 k0 H( T( {) X& i
Costs and Benefits 5 |6 T( x5 O/ S
Externalities( n% Q, e: z. a; k* ]6 ^8 W% }
Decision-making1 A- p2 d! u: d6 H( E8 Z) R
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0 ?) Y- v. w2 z3 JCapital Investments
" K6 @, ~5 r: QYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!; n8 T+ c4 X, [$ |0 D
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
V/ J' \( w# l4 |7 }* ?7 xTopics:0 F. a) _/ W5 [( p
Cost-Benefit Analysis- I" U! ^ f) @- b5 K% H
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
2 g! p3 a# {) A. F* y, T# e9 r1 wLook at examples from
+ [* U( C3 x3 j& H2 B' LTransportation J8 U2 \& W! h
River Basin Management
# _; P; c# ^$ t* ZElectrical Generation
/ W% O; _+ g q/ j w2 wOil & Gas and Pollution Control1 f& [) H3 n! T- P5 p
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Supply and Demand, {" O$ \& V: W% M( \/ C+ p
Externalities
0 F- a r$ H1 rResource Allocation/ X: ?% q: e8 f8 `" `$ t
Taxation# ~" q1 {6 p' U& s
Or would like to learn more about
2 L; [6 k" m$ p$ m/ lSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
. `4 V, n) W' D5 _8 j7 Y7 BYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
) A1 t' r2 e3 @* K- i6 D( WECON 365 Resource Economics9 E: x: J( R! Q: A9 @
Topics:
W+ k: I* s! G" R/ R5 v3 MExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
) U* V$ F+ n; D f: D" v9 mScarcity and pricing4 x; U& ^% y' ]8 N
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues5 Z0 F# \8 I/ g, q
1 \5 h# i0 f2 ]If you enjoyed learning about ' Y" F4 M& Q; o- L7 U' r
Resource Allocation
; j$ I3 X( i+ X5 f7 C% L1 gPricing
! \; _/ o' R: @7 v% x7 QMarkets% x. P. A# | K- X7 T0 Q
Government roles% i& y8 j, s9 E3 n0 B D: [
Or would like to learn more about
. Q9 `) v4 ^; u% j$ c; uThe energy sector, including sources and markets8 ]1 s- b! {2 ^) N: l" V; {+ F
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
; h$ c) D, v' LYou might enjoy a course about
% I b0 g$ \& w* x( s7 F8 Z0 rEnergy Economics!
8 h9 T5 Y0 x5 c" w. C4 Z: y4 @1 ~/ J; _ECON 366 Energy Economics
, `* [% i, c CTopics:
; ]* @2 |% J+ v Y6 `Pricing L. M( x) s; }' _) Q6 L ?$ H
Role in economic growth ( Q3 D" M' |! \0 c" @3 h+ R' m1 x
Energy sources and markets ' f# {5 t7 }* K) Q9 n7 w3 S
Role of government # a% ~8 X5 {) W/ u
Regulation
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% k% I R. I) Z' G Y+ h) w0 oExternalities9 o4 D' d7 X! J! \7 h* W
Regulation
$ A+ p/ U Z! E" z, }* G8 Q4 QGovernment roles
! | ~1 x7 H4 T/ m5 @ B# r eOr would like to learn more about & ~* {0 E% Z% S+ R
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration$ i- _1 i6 y# w L3 a6 H" U0 T- h9 q
Steps taken to address deterioration
8 Q2 q# j6 ~8 N, p9 aYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! / f, ]$ @; V& G! c4 l( y' W7 F& j
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
6 M1 V( i! b8 Y" ] W9 d4 h9 {Topics:
# v. u8 M o$ v' ~Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment 3 n# c; ^9 n8 i" ?- T$ y9 ]9 l
Types and causes of environmental deterioration ! T. N: p" ]5 R, l" A/ N
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
\$ ^- U) W6 ?! Q0 WRecreation economics6 S Y- l) F2 r
: h4 c8 n* S+ d6 u3 ~If you enjoyed learning about8 _) }0 F1 |( f6 s7 d
Individual Incentives" @# E. ^5 ~3 q0 c t
Total Welfare u* n% M+ u3 U0 |5 X& z
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
$ \' W! m5 j: g" Y' FECON 378 Law and Economics
3 a% W3 e2 D$ r1 A1 f5 N: Z T# o/ `" nTopics: 2 n. e4 k, @* ?7 Z. v9 P
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
" M+ c; F5 L) k; wCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining9 g4 s6 `6 K! [3 F' n( V7 i, Y1 N. T
Child Support Payments! f9 i+ W& y. q
Private Divorce agreements
3 U9 \/ h/ z6 D9 W, P4 r) fCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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Prisoners Dilemma
, b- c; y: ~9 BDominant Strategies6 L+ K7 A [) H9 P# l3 i1 g0 _& M8 p
Collusion
4 r. w7 U' D4 h xYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 3 n8 Q% v5 m$ K2 Q0 E2 a6 `. n
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
Q" ]1 }( R2 t7 i ]# i9 RTopics:
" }7 u+ b( O1 R, v* R" ^" MAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
; v1 l5 n! k' o# WApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
6 }$ F, }& C: {$ c3 ? D% x8 U. k" JNote! Prerequisites: , z1 Y7 ~3 m9 C4 }( y. P
ECON 384 & 299 |
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