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; T; ]8 }4 H9 n" |# TTrade
8 j; _$ P) }$ \: kGrowth& s0 q* {# ?. L* S# ~
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China as an Emerging Economy0 S- m. U) i9 ]5 D4 C/ j
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
1 q5 _# q* p8 C9 k9 LECON 211 Chinese Economic Development9 L, m- E ?( H8 c# E
Topics: 8 R( j' h4 D: C! \8 b( ~
Chinese Economy Characteristics
% W2 [' e( F0 p% \0 S& Z* X1 g) SRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
( ]4 P$ N4 S& a# Y; TConsequences of economic reform
) ?5 h2 A" Q3 i5 L. E( C5 ^. oCanada’s economic relations with China+ V) R3 s3 {% B+ p" O2 M
4 _, J8 d8 w1 e m3 cIf you would like to learn more about: ; W: `- e" K& ^% U
Rich and Poor Countries8 [( Q. D# U1 M
Why economies differ
; s2 P. Z& `6 q8 S) b, mCauses for such differences
* T' q' |; [0 s% N. S) B; xYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth# |4 @$ X% [5 e2 m0 Q6 I7 |
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
% `8 ]; `1 _% W3 _) m0 GTopics:# f# a! i. u: o! K0 b# T7 j
Technology" c `; a5 u2 l* J: w9 ]) v( D- Y
Institutions/ H* P: m8 O! O! ?) P
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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/ k |( |, y6 c2 e m |If you enjoyed learning about
$ H" s3 A4 F" j, ?6 j( GSupply and Demand
) Y& K+ _4 s0 k5 Q& ]" U- I$ HConsumer Behavior# E: Q& |( x# {( W# z
Production and Cost9 u) S* O* n/ |1 B/ C! I5 P
Price and Output
7 {) M; @5 K, |" l2 b1 g/ I# cMarket Structures
- p* J) P4 f; z/ B0 wYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!& E# q) G" h. k; \2 b- T
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
/ X3 s' s5 p2 J K8 k) hTopics: 3 e1 y" _/ o: ?- ^/ t& ~& T: d
Theory of consumer behavior
+ P1 L0 E" \8 m$ ~) OTheory of production and cost
* s# P+ \8 {; G! D# i# {Price and output determination under competition
8 U; \* u2 n/ J! M+ b1 IMonopoly and other market structures! n' G ?) w) @
2 S/ w _" t' i2 {0 A/ HIf you enjoyed learning about
6 g7 a5 F" Q+ v2 [( o6 yCosts and Benefits # \" ^2 Q1 f; W* M& s/ [2 C% V
Externalities
# \. o- B" Q3 l6 Y$ rDecision-making/ Z/ ?5 V* g6 J" N) E
Or would like to learn more about
. A/ G/ s9 @2 S( rCapital Investments8 w5 k/ Q4 W! g4 d6 \% E7 V
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
0 V, E7 j' \$ o2 r# B: i$ Q7 lECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation u6 t* { q* Q/ m8 G4 P! v
Topics:
. ^- E% r$ x9 L$ }8 m& ECost-Benefit Analysis* g0 f6 _" J9 ?( t( X
Evaluating Public Investment Projects! D* f% I; o: N Y5 \2 B
Look at examples from
) m) g8 \# ^) ~Transportation+ M, Q$ k% H% S: N; ~( T
River Basin Management9 G; s# x- T4 E- D$ p7 J
Electrical Generation
0 n+ a: |! i$ ~ DOil & Gas and Pollution Control. O! M8 ^, z! m5 ]# g" H# E* _
* X+ M J* ~! e3 ]If you enjoyed learning about
7 c0 }. n( {* wSupply and Demand
$ q. w7 o" |- qExternalities
) I( s( V3 ~7 s/ z. z6 SResource Allocation
7 {" {/ P8 [$ DTaxation
+ j& j% W0 X3 O% t2 U2 D& LOr would like to learn more about
3 E" v, `# K; `/ w* USupply of Natural Resources in Canada
' x% K0 N o+ s! c3 x# t+ F7 WYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!$ ?& m; }! R" r% H+ h
ECON 365 Resource Economics9 H6 m$ ^ c- X$ G' C
Topics:0 u8 l7 R" ^) y0 i3 |4 E
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources7 Z$ ~: G# @2 I. A9 M/ G, \+ G, \
Scarcity and pricing4 S+ G) u* `' \ s9 s
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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/ Y9 _- Q! f9 W/ C6 }+ @6 oIf you enjoyed learning about * o! w, r+ Y" [
Resource Allocation
, }3 E7 a7 O/ S3 D5 n5 fPricing0 H; N. o2 q2 Z8 U- Q4 G% W
Markets7 s; y- ?" ?6 L2 [0 K
Government roles( q3 w6 y" b) i& l
Or would like to learn more about
, f/ N, H# _4 w5 t: Y3 yThe energy sector, including sources and markets) d* X8 Q# E3 [
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
* k5 ]$ k' ^! j( eYou might enjoy a course about
$ k+ f8 S. U6 N/ k3 Y! oEnergy Economics!: t, Y6 p% s: W9 H& O2 t6 S% S
ECON 366 Energy Economics! ^0 J- G5 Z" `' Y) U! m5 n5 _
Topics:
( N' T; j% x) W& M0 APricing d& B% N- d0 N% ?
Role in economic growth
9 N; o7 d# d6 s) R0 o* aEnergy sources and markets # t: `6 g% p3 ^, A
Role of government
9 P: L# s1 f4 L. SRegulation
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/ l) ^7 f( P& r2 S" s( \; rIf you enjoyed learning about ' y1 N5 k R! |1 O
Externalities/ s3 {" _5 G2 m% D) K$ y( x1 K
Regulation
& f( e& L+ _* M% x( D, t+ QGovernment roles
4 x8 S |& [$ b) I% m" GOr would like to learn more about + x4 I' O9 J9 l9 |0 |
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
( h# q1 N U' \Steps taken to address deterioration k3 P: g9 |% X3 x9 ?: G$ K1 `8 x9 d
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! , ~* W S" Y" i- f5 ~
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
7 t: B8 p* Y& `4 q, FTopics:
, V7 ]. Y! M( e* C% k4 }7 J' y# g3 ~Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment 1 m# l Y% T4 x5 u/ L' S. I5 x7 J
Types and causes of environmental deterioration + x2 i5 ^5 T8 O/ [ a8 Z5 D
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
0 `4 [' x. q6 J! B; @ wRecreation economics
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Individual Incentives0 B3 l6 K1 R4 ^* Q0 c* ~
Total Welfare ) c5 \3 c0 p- _
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
5 r9 K" T% h z5 H! `ECON 378 Law and Economics: \2 N8 c7 k9 S" }0 l
Topics:
& [% | R/ O; t( Z2 J5 |! AIssues in Criminal and Family Law* G. a" K' U+ I+ C
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining4 \7 q% E: X/ ?3 }* W$ T! t6 N
Child Support Payments
6 `' ]+ C0 [# qPrivate Divorce agreements
! t- o( R; W. O* L- XCriminal provisions of the Competition Act- ]* g0 V2 U7 t
) m3 n! f3 m+ E& ~If you enjoyed learning about " d- h0 ]" X# v% _1 F; u" b
Prisoners Dilemma
: X4 @" W& ^5 N) j3 f& e/ p, q: nDominant Strategies
K4 X: _ S( v; |2 U& D+ {Collusion$ [' {. v) A8 o. M; V
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! ) m, Z8 X& P3 F' _/ |3 X7 S
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
7 i* E& S$ ]. }3 R8 |( JTopics:
) Y+ j7 j, N, HAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games+ O- }' A* E6 v8 f( S( Y. p
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion A, _* ^; ^6 C. h+ J3 W
Note! Prerequisites:
; G6 q( i0 q% `+ e1 k2 x* g5 X/ ]ECON 384 & 299 |
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