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If you enjoyed learning about:
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Growth0 i/ s$ L& c8 L/ m
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China as an Emerging Economy Q4 k( u; E+ }& c* c6 M- ^
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
+ g- z6 p/ p& CECON 211 Chinese Economic Development1 V) c* W# N( o& J/ a+ K
Topics:
9 e3 t; ]! I5 ~0 p; I) LChinese Economy Characteristics
& F8 N2 u# E: K, _' L [# e8 uRecent Events in the Chinese Economy/ f2 }$ A$ L. j7 A+ ^
Consequences of economic reform- u, R+ a6 d: F, ?
Canada’s economic relations with China+ n+ }4 a0 @8 I" }0 s/ a+ }& B+ m0 Z
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If you would like to learn more about:
: h$ p. V9 u7 P, O" p/ |: {6 bRich and Poor Countries
2 ~0 A' B. i$ tWhy economies differ; E! g3 i8 |( c" Q }; ^5 ?
Causes for such differences
) E/ z! A4 C7 r0 Q, m1 YYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
" Q% T) L+ S* ^% U/ w/ \ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
9 P2 |9 \9 l* N, TTopics:( B' b$ p" |0 M! b* ]+ ]
Technology* E+ Y" s S1 g( t T+ k
Institutions( B- L* h) m! p; D A( R0 X- ?
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence 7 N" ]) N4 c! S4 J4 t( X0 d a
3 V" T3 S5 ^7 `3 ^8 k: [4 J" g6 lIf you enjoyed learning about
4 t* b+ }$ O' }8 [Supply and Demand7 e" L) k+ f( n y/ {0 E+ \
Consumer Behavior% G7 u; ~$ E2 H. ]
Production and Cost* f; W. }5 t, h$ n9 M5 \, Q
Price and Output
9 p6 H6 U: {: q/ K' G: \& IMarket Structures
7 C$ }& ^5 e, \8 Y2 h! bYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!4 _' u3 A1 `' l: }$ n3 n" _
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I& f @ g: ^0 J
Topics: 4 c7 d5 h) O7 h2 i
Theory of consumer behavior
: _* l% w6 I$ h& l2 h; eTheory of production and cost
, ?4 Q' C+ a$ O1 x$ zPrice and output determination under competition! g o* |3 r. X! F
Monopoly and other market structures; J- y' _( q4 F% ^# a. Q
) x5 S8 Y/ w' @% F" \: r/ GIf you enjoyed learning about % C( P% V: ]# j, B- g x
Costs and Benefits f* s/ ^+ _0 F0 M1 W9 k3 s( Q: x
Externalities v+ }- i; h1 s; W
Decision-making
: o/ h8 z9 `8 c: x; ROr would like to learn more about
9 e& m1 z. j, C% \& V4 BCapital Investments
0 |8 [ Q% g( t2 t fYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
# e* e; a8 G1 CECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation; P5 x( W" |9 F* {' B; n
Topics:
+ J) [4 {, n9 I0 yCost-Benefit Analysis3 Z3 Z1 Q; h& R7 C. @0 l6 S0 a: T
Evaluating Public Investment Projects: G' Y# m& [0 Q2 S1 n: a( c( M
Look at examples from
/ r8 _, j) a. U2 H( ?* iTransportation
2 {7 E/ }$ F1 p8 R# g: B! `! B7 WRiver Basin Management
, q- p$ V, K0 l" _& n3 DElectrical Generation0 ^' V9 Y) E# ^% o3 g
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control* A" y" C& a' k8 M
/ w; |6 [& B. Z- fIf you enjoyed learning about
t4 L" z u. n: G; K- Z n5 DSupply and Demand% `( t. K8 ?# G1 `& ]* d5 B3 }) c7 Z
Externalities
5 ?( d) o, ], W `2 j" e/ f$ aResource Allocation) ?6 a" y0 I0 l1 g/ X# A, b0 [
Taxation7 X _. }6 g5 v9 Q d# D- Z
Or would like to learn more about 9 q) z5 Z& K4 `- W" r: E
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada# R0 v# M) j9 [3 J" {
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!3 ~/ T* ?( S, u: @9 Z+ L3 G
ECON 365 Resource Economics
) X- d# R) Z' F" h( ~, {Topics:6 f: R/ J7 X/ C$ k1 g
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources. Y& U5 R6 j. @; a3 @3 w) _- M
Scarcity and pricing+ G b7 E* {2 D
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about ' z" ]7 e+ N1 R" y
Resource Allocation
N! y9 ~# l8 ~Pricing
/ Q% b) }/ ?5 O% t! l! HMarkets
% {( K1 v! I& S1 E% M+ gGovernment roles
3 n$ ]2 h0 @2 C: z# mOr would like to learn more about - J0 l$ V8 j: b
The energy sector, including sources and markets+ @7 o& [/ ^/ S" [/ m& u
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
% ^, j; q2 f, V: [* Q0 JYou might enjoy a course about ) d, | C% ~! Q+ y. E$ n9 M2 j
Energy Economics!
* W* P0 O( S9 D0 RECON 366 Energy Economics
) }: z" W: O- t4 m: f/ dTopics:
. P a0 A. F6 nPricing6 N9 P" ^, d9 w
Role in economic growth ( w6 U8 s# J4 ]4 [' q4 c# i# }
Energy sources and markets 5 M7 T @: E5 r6 a
Role of government
6 r; ]+ D% V- aRegulation ' A1 m" [9 y* K1 r
! U$ o( m4 v+ Q- j/ @6 WIf you enjoyed learning about
5 Q9 y) L( D1 H& D/ ?8 S& L+ lExternalities
5 v) v' L/ d9 y; Y) b: qRegulation
) o8 X7 J8 ]4 E) W+ b" G) |Government roles
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration4 J% i7 y/ i# x. g- P9 p7 C
Steps taken to address deterioration$ O9 h- q3 Q! W+ d
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 0 c. @" z; K8 Y5 a
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment( C+ k( o! p+ t
Topics:
. H' W. H. [5 s8 j) jEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
( y- M3 [- i+ z! o# ~5 M7 S |" RTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
, N- G; V, M3 s0 |Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
& w: }6 d8 r, q4 S7 mRecreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about
) x0 k3 s. [$ X$ Z; k; l Individual Incentives1 s* P" J; N3 K$ J1 `
Total Welfare 7 b% k+ \0 e. a5 F& n- a2 M
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! + m0 r' E" c* q: Q y
ECON 378 Law and Economics
* u+ K$ A$ K) Y! nTopics:
" V: [. N6 x2 QIssues in Criminal and Family Law9 X' ?, K4 u& O$ v3 a0 ~8 z" e
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
# [7 @2 J: p" V& D6 n; J, V& EChild Support Payments! {0 \4 h+ ?! n3 `$ d0 E
Private Divorce agreements" I: t+ d( s' M
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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Prisoners Dilemma, l* G' C4 _ M! Q( X; Z7 T+ x0 W
Dominant Strategies
' p" f. T, d. j' V S- i7 XCollusion/ [# ~; y( T, }& k5 |
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
, Z2 ] y; y% W9 T' N* N oECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
) c9 ~( m6 a0 n9 ^4 ~3 cTopics: / D# P" K& A4 H+ J d0 g
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games, K/ W5 ]9 o) `0 J& s6 k" F# z
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
5 B7 F' T$ S% ~) _3 y" b; \/ Z) sNote! Prerequisites: , ?+ a0 Y& d# ?& F6 A# ~; ^! Y
ECON 384 & 299 |
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