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If you enjoyed learning about:
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$ I" a& M1 W" i! PGrowth! P9 m" h4 M+ ^ ~8 i4 j6 X+ t# \
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3 M/ F6 |; q0 z0 ~6 c. j# ~5 lChina as an Emerging Economy( R8 T8 ?- s- U/ ^
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!/ \5 L u! C; U+ K* N) ^
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development3 T. g* r# H( _ W. u
Topics: % V R7 n E. y# e5 g+ O2 ^/ [
Chinese Economy Characteristics
$ D( P# |3 d8 p& p% tRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
) v( x9 ^# p* Y2 [5 MConsequences of economic reform. R* z; s @8 }: }0 W- N
Canada’s economic relations with China
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! Z$ J0 Y }. S9 _If you would like to learn more about:
8 E+ T: t7 @9 ~* J3 K( K: w, QRich and Poor Countries; H9 D3 z. w+ k" ]1 K
Why economies differ1 y- T9 o9 j _. n
Causes for such differences
5 o$ B; p3 |$ G: l9 A# B0 ^You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
* M3 W$ _6 @# NECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth1 O5 ^) }: C a, a6 e( e
Topics:
9 S7 T) A; {" Y6 KTechnology
4 ]; _3 G. A/ t; l) f9 yInstitutions* F( K# s+ l3 | ^& x3 s: _
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence , F* l* j% V. @5 E: g+ W+ [
5 n b7 B: ~. ]1 ?8 ?! SIf you enjoyed learning about + P* ]; ]+ e1 J) t+ U. b4 `' X
Supply and Demand
& h- ^% ~6 h- D5 dConsumer Behavior, K2 e* T5 N" E+ Y) j* H
Production and Cost
+ p9 r( V& b- j: s. l. fPrice and Output( d" L/ _ v$ Y s3 q
Market Structures
" Y7 _: u4 U7 B S& R! y3 r! BYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
% a/ a( Y3 G% W. X, UECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
- u. L% K6 R- u4 hTopics:
3 Q7 I# \/ T' M9 O [Theory of consumer behavior
0 o1 U5 A. U( l$ s3 q$ W$ aTheory of production and cost/ m, k- I8 \8 d) r
Price and output determination under competition
+ \3 n* d! ^" E8 |0 Z4 QMonopoly and other market structures7 o- w2 e6 T2 ~7 U
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If you enjoyed learning about
) ]* r0 M: L1 V. u% A) W' |; B: g0 {; s4 NCosts and Benefits
' F! x+ y4 G5 O6 O0 I4 ^Externalities5 v7 J1 t% o* [- F/ W
Decision-making7 @4 ?; [5 @+ R3 T6 k/ {: U
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Capital Investments
% J" {+ W [- G8 F0 M# PYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
$ f/ j9 _+ O" ?6 k7 f7 T* aECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation0 @! a* }/ K& g- ?$ _
Topics:
% C$ x9 n' u8 T3 I, sCost-Benefit Analysis
; ?$ j" V' y- F) t, L& F1 g- C# TEvaluating Public Investment Projects
; o9 e3 o# u" U" sLook at examples from
0 J( E5 t3 r- m& c+ M0 ?2 TTransportation
, {# d/ k' d) I) K& ?River Basin Management
0 a$ A8 g1 g' B2 J" O GElectrical Generation/ V0 _& t0 x- F9 J3 @5 k
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control* r! n4 n& V) C- @; ]0 G( y$ V$ |
% a) n0 i$ d( C% K7 BIf you enjoyed learning about
0 I/ R _4 g% @Supply and Demand- o J- f+ E" Q0 I- A- t, k0 r& C, i
Externalities
* C" U0 K$ x3 A2 d) h3 b% Q4 A$ QResource Allocation
9 ?" k$ w+ d5 T4 v7 U( jTaxation
$ X; `- `, |/ K# H# v7 B9 F: KOr would like to learn more about 8 F/ u/ O' r m8 m; b
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
2 {* j/ @# X7 S/ C7 `You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
; ], M6 j- i+ j* zECON 365 Resource Economics; ^7 C' w9 F7 W5 t
Topics:
7 i2 c1 D* g* _& T( ?7 mExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources: a; K; ]* D8 w/ Z1 t1 `0 W8 z
Scarcity and pricing
/ T+ n6 [, F( A0 o. c! SContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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8 g, v- V, W, v" q2 y) j5 yIf you enjoyed learning about
& n3 ~- j) P9 p( C* eResource Allocation
2 o) E# c( h0 K$ ?. Z! k) ^Pricing
u4 T& m( i$ l: e4 w PMarkets' P1 ~7 D' W0 h# D/ b2 t* H
Government roles: w+ r* ]% c7 p/ @
Or would like to learn more about 5 ^& E5 g0 g1 z5 ?6 V% g
The energy sector, including sources and markets
& D" F" @& p3 F4 X$ ]* h/ SCanadian Energy Policy and current issues" G) y6 `& c/ K4 y* U% {
You might enjoy a course about
3 d9 }# N7 W% ^. aEnergy Economics!
6 j1 W# R6 I5 t+ P/ K# MECON 366 Energy Economics
% K0 v- E3 y Q2 L, OTopics: ' A' I& m$ |* D2 `' @! y
Pricing- F5 T7 A( i' F# I$ t3 u
Role in economic growth
3 n: {4 n1 U) l7 V. D& b" \Energy sources and markets
5 U$ k5 h7 G( k+ WRole of government * d2 p7 l H! r3 [ X2 A) L4 F7 l
Regulation e+ k+ i7 F1 ^0 j+ G" ~) S9 z1 _
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Externalities, U- m: _. L0 J7 X1 l
Regulation& O$ Q( l+ f; |' `3 z6 T0 |+ V
Government roles+ X. U! Z6 `8 w3 q
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0 q& B o9 a1 r' ?Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
7 |% k$ o4 U* v- i0 s& iSteps taken to address deterioration6 b* A* E) o( k* w: X- W. k8 c
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 3 j- c* h3 {! Z
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
; }1 l0 w7 s q$ R$ Q1 PTopics: ) _: V7 O0 b8 x" N
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment / Q/ u. V; z3 C5 u
Types and causes of environmental deterioration 7 ^9 p# p S1 y; B+ z5 S
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
5 ]0 L- p6 e a% V- ZRecreation economics& n# i/ M! E; p, h! R
$ |. S! d w$ L6 v% oIf you enjoyed learning about
4 a; \( w3 B5 R9 l% T" q Individual Incentives3 r6 R ~9 v; T# D d5 f/ _
Total Welfare * o: X) c% m* E+ C& p) `
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 9 o+ `# B; W7 C/ g. o2 j
ECON 378 Law and Economics* K. A" \. _! z- I' j
Topics: ; }2 a% v/ s7 P/ w4 ?6 O7 m* W. G6 c w
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
/ U- s) r9 H' I" S8 hCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
$ M) h I: G7 `- l, o0 g5 wChild Support Payments
) N: D' {! i( \Private Divorce agreements% B* L1 a' r8 E' i4 @( S4 r
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act! `$ `" e" d& b) ]
6 U( W9 ] Y( O, {8 F5 e/ ]5 J3 CIf you enjoyed learning about
8 u. n; r/ P7 |Prisoners Dilemma* a( z; j1 A F: {
Dominant Strategies
8 k! T6 u7 f h. r9 \4 d& F, I( hCollusion. ]) r+ }5 K+ n) o/ y& Z
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! ; c" H! w- D2 H1 x4 k* D
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
3 V. w+ I% Z# LTopics:
! q0 t9 h y* i4 hAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games& p. C" L* q- V$ } F
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
) p2 Y8 P+ R" G) _- WNote! Prerequisites:
9 B3 \3 X, H hECON 384 & 299 |
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