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If you enjoyed learning about:
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Growth
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China as an Emerging Economy
, `" ]7 c8 L( N& F s! j7 ~You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
3 H- T3 E5 [/ X( J3 ]ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
" G: b- Q& |2 qTopics:
/ j9 Y% J& B& _7 y' g/ B% v# uChinese Economy Characteristics
) L) g$ v- U" Q/ F% Q/ `0 q% G/ v4 CRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
6 [! {. d! V! ?. G: RConsequences of economic reform4 I. [) N) U. S3 i6 }9 [" ^
Canada’s economic relations with China
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7 T9 c Z5 R5 p, ^2 P7 _# Q( pIf you would like to learn more about:
+ K( e, n/ L3 ] E- g d2 Y; r2 I' QRich and Poor Countries
& Z9 B* O: @) RWhy economies differ
/ i3 T, F# g, z) `2 ?& ]Causes for such differences
g" B/ z5 p) Z0 ^; b3 G$ O$ P4 hYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
: o% H( c: W8 o# M0 NECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth# `; L5 N( y$ m6 o4 B
Topics:6 s/ S7 |' A% _/ h" I2 ~
Technology; I2 X1 a9 ^ a+ Z' {9 V8 ?# f
Institutions
6 h! V7 P; i- X2 S& Y ~. m! FGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence # R8 U) h: {1 B) P: M1 h; q
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Supply and Demand3 v, L* E. C i% o# }/ r/ f# w# u
Consumer Behavior" I/ O2 a7 t- j a( k# e
Production and Cost
0 j& `# W8 N" m$ z" w% sPrice and Output
( R( w$ d! `' H" lMarket Structures+ N! d; {+ A5 c5 p% a' M
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!7 q2 d- i3 P/ n$ q% N
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
9 q! ^2 S' ]/ @Topics: ) O0 c* V }, a- Z" W
Theory of consumer behavior
) e5 t- W$ e1 C' Q G# f! Z9 lTheory of production and cost% {$ q. }- r+ T1 e
Price and output determination under competition
2 e( O/ |4 I" n) ^Monopoly and other market structures
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If you enjoyed learning about * e W) y( W3 t; c' e
Costs and Benefits - u# i3 q' K7 D+ H5 v. U7 U
Externalities
/ L* K5 X1 R$ [0 F+ S& e+ ZDecision-making
: @+ U' `7 A1 _- R4 NOr would like to learn more about
6 a' h% m0 {% f7 d# uCapital Investments
$ B3 e# p# s6 q! S* B; g, {) u2 SYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!5 C# B9 d$ e$ V- e5 H
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation+ I1 k3 y, E3 @$ b$ ]
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Cost-Benefit Analysis
8 f# c5 R- T, O3 zEvaluating Public Investment Projects2 a( @0 q0 @- L4 x3 O2 S! W
Look at examples from 8 _; B! E1 D2 x/ J. H x$ K
Transportation
1 ^8 ?; v* i% |3 hRiver Basin Management$ L/ p( n& V8 U
Electrical Generation
! T) x/ f( b# h7 `/ JOil & Gas and Pollution Control8 g" C# Y* y8 c) t1 m3 f5 \
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If you enjoyed learning about
. b$ \0 y3 v: x$ U% K" BSupply and Demand
# _: P3 w& [3 nExternalities0 t6 Z" f9 @2 e% m. d
Resource Allocation
- u4 C3 e3 u1 A6 t2 X8 _Taxation T6 n) ?* M3 z8 K1 v+ G" Z4 y/ h
Or would like to learn more about
4 h2 {- D6 I/ z, S4 l( y! S3 qSupply of Natural Resources in Canada/ A. s J+ c) z/ I/ Q
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
. e6 r* x9 w: zECON 365 Resource Economics' C& r5 K7 X* s: i! g
Topics: v9 N, f0 G4 D, {8 j; I
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources* w" N# y$ D' _+ i0 g
Scarcity and pricing
# l% e$ A, J3 R* o" WContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
/ x" c2 a, ]" v; D! g" B6 MResource Allocation
+ _# n0 g) V7 ~2 {8 u* v$ `Pricing
8 D2 {" O" C3 M& B$ g% IMarkets1 R$ F) u! J$ n# c1 C9 M8 x/ a5 i
Government roles- w' C: [, l) x5 ]/ j
Or would like to learn more about
( z& S% b2 J: u4 S4 E& e/ h& m( wThe energy sector, including sources and markets
) n: i& l8 b5 A) M8 JCanadian Energy Policy and current issues P6 y9 _3 T! M: j" M: Y$ m" g8 r
You might enjoy a course about 4 D3 }/ s+ i+ J& ?* a/ M' G
Energy Economics!
9 F/ a& d- J& i5 y- dECON 366 Energy Economics* y5 @5 L7 z9 K3 e/ A
Topics:
% P8 O2 c: J& {2 F" q# x" fPricing
V1 H+ C, u# `Role in economic growth , C5 A- i% ]0 A) a
Energy sources and markets ! y0 v8 f/ ~1 |# `
Role of government , w% d* D8 x$ w6 F& y( f( a9 n
Regulation 2 M+ o, o# M1 e# ^/ ]1 E
% ~& @) D% @+ n3 o; TIf you enjoyed learning about
2 [- m1 L. d6 KExternalities6 l1 n/ }- j1 V4 n; f: m& y
Regulation! x. u# X! d& N1 S: ^! M
Government roles
$ s$ m G3 X6 @ j, h' H( z: |3 DOr would like to learn more about 5 z3 d6 o( M/ r+ T) A) S, j4 @
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
$ q+ g7 h/ B% t) [0 ?, SSteps taken to address deterioration
9 q/ v1 r. S8 I% s9 C4 L( D/ [You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! : \0 f2 v2 T. ~1 R( D( H$ i: ^+ j
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
8 B' b; x( F5 h* \3 t& I7 vTopics: / F2 s3 U( t) g) a( D
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
& [+ A% _1 g( @7 m2 A, n mTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
: l9 w) b, D- a% `- a- jTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
) q- T0 \3 X# i2 dRecreation economics# B9 }) I# \* I7 a
$ A4 j h/ E! ]% rIf you enjoyed learning about
1 S1 v( q) X/ A6 S3 s Individual Incentives
) D p' d/ F" gTotal Welfare ( r0 h/ k; G! s9 w
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
) o2 ~" ^# v/ {# Q, hECON 378 Law and Economics
) M1 g" |' L. k% H: A0 kTopics: 5 e) v: h( i, ~3 J5 C w' R0 m
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
/ y: L) P% A7 l0 q8 cCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining# Z, A) d$ j% P( R, O
Child Support Payments/ G6 ^0 Q9 w- e1 J+ Y
Private Divorce agreements
" _! B1 e9 A3 m4 m3 pCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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8 m. v& W3 J( N4 e. I# ?9 `3 FIf you enjoyed learning about 6 w. u; k5 V; c
Prisoners Dilemma6 _4 I/ p# J& H! s9 {
Dominant Strategies
3 L4 w/ B# G5 gCollusion S `" x2 \9 K7 [) C
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 7 m- g; ^( _( v. Y7 u: m4 d1 k8 z
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
3 o0 D4 K$ Q8 Q3 S# V; t7 c+ bTopics: 2 F4 @5 \- ~& V( `! d# i% n! G
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
$ F0 y z/ D- Y+ a# p; WApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 0 |# w# [$ h) } Z+ `# A: E
Note! Prerequisites: 5 d+ X" W% F$ c& j ^2 o
ECON 384 & 299 |
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