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Or would like to learn more about:
; ~7 R, U* e7 }6 i2 ^/ [China as an Emerging Economy. g. {4 B1 O" E M, M3 ~5 r
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
3 R' K: m3 ^2 Q* T" FECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
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Chinese Economy Characteristics( z# |! f( R2 J7 Z+ b9 G* \
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy- L; x4 W8 U- y- a
Consequences of economic reform0 v5 H- G6 ~+ I
Canada’s economic relations with China
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k- H# N' c# I0 J5 XRich and Poor Countries# X% \2 @7 B# U& l) @: O; i
Why economies differ8 d. i$ D" T! a4 `8 B: `
Causes for such differences
6 `2 ^% u: L/ j# E8 f7 KYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth/ Q+ @1 @4 x1 B$ v; h; B
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
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1 @; j4 E) {8 `) y) E$ Y9 x2 vTechnology- Q: G' j( B( f2 X" I! |
Institutions
- [, v# z' I8 k1 D" @# g8 dGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about
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Consumer Behavior
/ Q3 k r3 y) @% cProduction and Cost
. U; z' E! d2 Z6 r) xPrice and Output
; a; l4 W5 U7 Y2 ]9 e' gMarket Structures
4 Z5 I# u8 k: C# g) V9 p% SYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
, o) S6 u5 x! T; nECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I( Q7 j& v4 ? ]6 u' M) A5 k
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Theory of consumer behavior$ @# O, d, E. I2 D& l
Theory of production and cost/ M$ _7 y3 a s& H: G: [/ ^' m1 a
Price and output determination under competition2 Z: e% p6 }, r
Monopoly and other market structures
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' h3 \8 m( U, t, ECosts and Benefits
/ G, A5 w& g) o. H8 u& LExternalities( b2 ~# ~! o1 C# u- T: X
Decision-making
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Capital Investments, g3 y% M1 X- @& v- a
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
5 R k M) p+ J2 QECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation- l" N. S; \1 H4 J6 X4 X& D
Topics:- p* {5 p. j$ D9 X. F7 T0 b
Cost-Benefit Analysis
$ P% U0 R2 l2 q! b5 LEvaluating Public Investment Projects' N! ~6 B( B0 m, z; f
Look at examples from 4 _" U* z; i, \( D6 N" M4 s# W# {# n
Transportation
: |( E e' R' D' d9 S% ]0 n/ `' kRiver Basin Management3 L [+ ?4 ~$ `5 Q! {$ Y( y: }
Electrical Generation" v, \; r ` m6 j4 o- T/ F
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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) }5 R0 p- p0 Q. o- F* c; u9 B/ Q7 aIf you enjoyed learning about
9 l8 v4 N- [1 g @+ OSupply and Demand2 y d5 b% p) g9 r7 j! x
Externalities: _6 E& L1 J! j Q
Resource Allocation
& d4 U/ {( B: z8 s3 F( g: PTaxation% y9 j7 y7 t5 u- a0 i* Y6 C6 p
Or would like to learn more about
0 G+ n* {9 _+ Q: Q0 pSupply of Natural Resources in Canada) i q8 s) u, l- q. F) E
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
' _" L' u8 j( g% }" {$ d7 HECON 365 Resource Economics; E3 C# c1 N& v5 F- M
Topics:
2 [# x* |3 V8 l- D" sExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources% A: V/ l2 }8 d" ?1 c* |* ]
Scarcity and pricing
" I% K l2 U: a; U) d) T% LContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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2 u, u e! t0 l* Q$ M- s$ X$ T6 h# JIf you enjoyed learning about " q% o& W, [ u+ J
Resource Allocation
7 s8 L8 K% n0 D: [Pricing
, H3 M! s8 x+ A, |* uMarkets
) t+ f, X9 n6 m) s7 ZGovernment roles
) b2 b! y5 G3 V1 V& K/ o# ^Or would like to learn more about / E* ]- p0 c& i
The energy sector, including sources and markets/ c/ S" V% s/ K( e9 |# X) O
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues9 u7 Z2 `/ T; B4 B' H7 |
You might enjoy a course about
3 Z5 \/ s' S. a0 O K; s) h) jEnergy Economics!" c5 t: p) V% ~
ECON 366 Energy Economics: _/ h# l; |# [3 M
Topics:
4 `9 R& {' B9 V; \, V. R n3 V8 sPricing
8 m9 Z$ l1 c. m# W. QRole in economic growth
' w: C! ]- n" F6 GEnergy sources and markets
# |* f) W4 c$ o; \& P/ HRole of government
Z! u1 |+ K6 R" Y' V' |: ~2 i: @$ hRegulation
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Externalities. d9 z2 x4 o/ m7 n! X. N
Regulation
9 |- A3 f3 X1 J) g% ?! jGovernment roles H' X0 Z+ u; k) y: E4 r d+ ?
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
. K, l R$ P) c* I0 dSteps taken to address deterioration
E. n* W6 y oYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 7 @' O0 a. v/ T$ h% C
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
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( _( x- D. \2 k; U/ y( n. zEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment % G" I% g+ n# V) _+ [) W
Types and causes of environmental deterioration 4 q7 m; t( @) r B
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
1 p* [& H7 c' F( t2 ?Recreation economics
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7 P9 K7 E/ E" x H+ k$ ]If you enjoyed learning about4 M+ f1 M" M; P+ S' x$ A
Individual Incentives, z( i8 Z a) m, A! f
Total Welfare * ^4 L) N* J& S7 X8 U [% U
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
) ]" b' |1 s, e& V! m+ }( Z0 [8 YECON 378 Law and Economics
8 i4 r. }& d1 k! \6 G1 \9 gTopics: 6 e) A. ?" i8 }
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
3 d6 M0 h% o B6 dCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
( J; m+ y1 ~; v$ p# I' R2 {Child Support Payments, R8 ~% X; `2 w2 m
Private Divorce agreements
8 q a/ F) M! v( t; ^& }( B& OCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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Dominant Strategies
$ a) L2 g" Y) \( x4 WCollusion( \) Y( L! l( u
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
$ |9 z! I0 X) p) W$ pECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications0 ^) Y1 D* m9 Q+ Z. C
Topics:
: J* F1 C, c( qAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games7 n4 z/ ^0 S" V' q
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
3 ^6 M% X+ w. P5 PNote! Prerequisites: `& _5 `% U! S; P3 p! U. N
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