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Trade
9 \2 B, [3 E5 Z1 H; \Growth
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China as an Emerging Economy& c, U7 O* L0 o q i) \9 c6 ?/ D
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!6 [) d. z% b! z/ h; C4 I, |' `
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
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' D% H5 ^) N" QChinese Economy Characteristics
; h, N) ` T2 o; f1 u3 s, vRecent Events in the Chinese Economy# q6 d- Z% z, ?1 E
Consequences of economic reform* C2 R* Q/ }, a3 _ E( G, K
Canada’s economic relations with China6 m9 G5 w/ v& w, X+ C1 n& y, G
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Rich and Poor Countries
5 Y3 W1 m" \7 p9 xWhy economies differ
2 {+ L3 I, v2 G1 F, T0 H" S5 ^2 BCauses for such differences
- h' Q5 }8 T0 \9 T3 M) b4 V- C; x9 CYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
- m+ x1 a' q8 D9 i x& n6 G$ AECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth: ^' c0 M0 r4 V1 _5 x: R& d5 A
Topics:
( a' b% U# Y; ^( ]+ g1 jTechnology6 W* ^: z! W( n" A# v4 W M
Institutions: ] \, u; m) P$ A* j; S
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence " A, }# [ n0 A( c$ z
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$ W5 H# E- W7 p# D2 e6 pSupply and Demand
U: w- H/ d; q% EConsumer Behavior/ R$ s: Y1 M5 r+ ]& J
Production and Cost) d7 J! I5 O* V- o' H$ f {; u
Price and Output4 j$ b1 V5 M( k x
Market Structures
! F1 g- ^) D Y0 t- w; K' O; NYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!! d0 y& U2 x$ }4 j
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I% A4 {) z2 C1 Q- S
Topics:
0 x: o" S; ]& g5 q" b, v: LTheory of consumer behavior* ]0 L( g( C, O) F9 q: s
Theory of production and cost0 Y9 L& v" [. ~& o2 i
Price and output determination under competition+ c: i8 t, x+ l a3 \
Monopoly and other market structures: r: D* h1 }* H; T
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Costs and Benefits
6 z5 g& C) F% q! MExternalities8 b' Z. R% A R' G
Decision-making L" f$ q0 ]: j* l/ z' d6 E
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, S! g+ Z4 }& OCapital Investments
5 i6 h+ x$ E! W0 i7 n8 yYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
* d! s1 M: u! T% hECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation5 m" l9 C+ ~- v+ ]; `* j' W/ W
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Cost-Benefit Analysis
2 c" i; D% j3 ~ w5 V7 J+ K3 mEvaluating Public Investment Projects
! }2 G _. W( p$ n' nLook at examples from 1 c. Y* {1 y# J, d
Transportation6 {. h. Q8 a) j" ~/ }, G
River Basin Management
/ V! A1 _ {. V$ H5 B5 NElectrical Generation
* b: o) K, q, x5 R) d' c' @Oil & Gas and Pollution Control" l/ g6 k! [2 z* R
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( \- J4 X. N& a, C0 P5 A" k0 RSupply and Demand
: Z0 m& [% F M4 b5 xExternalities
c& U6 C; S2 I+ wResource Allocation& X3 S7 D H& C c% u8 P
Taxation, P( ^0 N ]0 c \5 z- \
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8 B& F* m$ @7 U5 j" o5 Y0 D; I% y1 mSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
* X0 @: n7 X9 K* E$ [You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!% E' F, h: u/ F$ `
ECON 365 Resource Economics/ h% b$ [; b% D2 N: u5 i
Topics:
. Q7 o! L: J+ {' a6 F4 ~Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
3 O" G9 t) w5 ~Scarcity and pricing9 H4 @+ ?) n% {1 I. j; H
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues! e: _# R, P X* Z9 f) L- a
) K: @0 m1 \6 D5 y ~If you enjoyed learning about
* U& O6 |: G" Q5 nResource Allocation0 O5 i* Q& |( f" a1 k* ]; q
Pricing
+ u0 V+ {& s% E/ X- mMarkets" Q# `, g+ a$ r
Government roles
: V" J4 s! f, X3 }Or would like to learn more about * u X" x/ Y0 f" F0 F
The energy sector, including sources and markets% e. t2 Q* n: t1 ^& [1 w* p. [
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
- I- m2 A# g; w9 PYou might enjoy a course about 3 x# ]. D& u5 O% W0 f& J
Energy Economics!
3 U @2 D: N* ?ECON 366 Energy Economics- b& q0 v% F8 x8 }8 B& ~
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Pricing
% T7 C+ r0 E& R5 q/ d5 VRole in economic growth , o, O$ w0 D" w; Y7 U5 O
Energy sources and markets
* K$ r- i' U# c- G( y' ~ sRole of government
' z9 M, e) c0 Q/ F5 q, ~7 iRegulation
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Externalities
- Y( r8 W2 o5 K, n b% \, tRegulation
% K( ~/ P. l& H7 nGovernment roles: q P! d) y+ L& a9 M( O/ ~
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; g5 q0 k0 [% I5 Q- uEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration p g: { ` X$ P: G$ ^ M! t4 @
Steps taken to address deterioration
- s% J8 \! c3 O2 O8 _) l2 L" |You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! , H1 n; e& T; x9 t7 N
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
~# _" `5 `" B* ^Topics: # g( u' \ A5 ?; N ]
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment % c/ k* b! N0 R( n: y
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
0 m5 Y6 u6 h6 [+ S- v1 Y, [3 nTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration ! S, ?$ w g! c8 ?2 r
Recreation economics
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+ S" c- E% c8 [' w, uIf you enjoyed learning about7 E$ M+ j4 Q6 M+ v+ n4 j7 }
Individual Incentives
0 ~5 f4 [2 s5 l2 T+ P! @3 yTotal Welfare - E7 ]& A+ j E8 R8 E: E
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# p* C1 L4 y; Q/ }$ o4 DECON 378 Law and Economics& E" e# a( y/ P. u/ W
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Issues in Criminal and Family Law1 P8 ^6 f7 i3 i$ j h
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
+ i5 B2 g9 p" `" A% N- [; gChild Support Payments3 ^4 v- E r9 l, c
Private Divorce agreements* E, O: S Y% R- n+ o
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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Prisoners Dilemma
. r5 P& }9 F1 uDominant Strategies
: t9 a, ?9 {$ l1 aCollusion2 S; m! U1 z) e
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
0 t# X' c& w% E4 tECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
U5 K" Q, N# K8 |5 b; yTopics: - c# o* x; q W
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games* f' Y ~: F* Q3 r7 X8 \
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 5 H: y5 I1 j9 h* H
Note! Prerequisites: 5 M- D2 s# @- @0 p8 o, Z
ECON 384 & 299 |
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