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If you enjoyed learning about:
/ X5 o. g; }$ K, g: C5 tTrade' V* B# O) u$ H
Growth: h5 R" W/ K* y9 |
Or would like to learn more about: 3 w4 M+ E- C3 s- \- s
China as an Emerging Economy l4 O8 s8 t2 I3 A: `- b9 h
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
) R& b4 U, a- v5 eECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
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Chinese Economy Characteristics/ L4 m1 R+ A V" d: E1 C
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy: ?$ R* a6 T8 v" y: f. ^* R
Consequences of economic reform/ d% a* @* N3 G6 Y' L9 _; f
Canada’s economic relations with China8 w. Y/ A l, ^+ m T0 A
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If you would like to learn more about:
+ G" b( ^4 W3 GRich and Poor Countries
! z0 d$ A6 G2 E/ yWhy economies differ2 @$ H0 @3 _' _* b
Causes for such differences) W9 S1 c1 w/ t1 A6 X* r: S
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth, i* V! N3 d5 ]8 j0 S4 \: c
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth4 Q1 g5 V- k F- }7 B Y0 N
Topics:
, h( e% E$ U5 W$ WTechnology! x% c( s7 y( b3 L, L4 N; G- T: j
Institutions9 }) f# H+ m7 q: p% ^' b- J& B0 ~
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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+ \) h0 W$ o9 k& \& k9 JIf you enjoyed learning about
/ L6 x& U0 l0 D2 h( VSupply and Demand
5 f7 P6 x$ P6 f8 U: HConsumer Behavior4 A# W' Y! ~& _/ x1 \
Production and Cost) ~9 y7 P+ w' ~9 @0 E5 h
Price and Output
0 \& T3 x" i% m- u6 [2 N9 qMarket Structures( o3 s+ {6 C+ P' V* w/ P( V. a
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
& G" |- Y# L, z9 S) [. v; a SECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I" g3 l1 I" g+ M, }
Topics: 9 e8 n; D) w; u8 x& i- o4 A
Theory of consumer behavior1 Q# M6 ^6 Y4 J6 [% q5 o
Theory of production and cost
- }9 j( C/ K; u% YPrice and output determination under competition+ `/ |1 B7 v: [; ^+ x2 w
Monopoly and other market structures2 E: B& N: O* }! r5 K
5 I: G& ` r, h, O3 B( a: ~% n# W5 }If you enjoyed learning about & [# k Z" H& u1 j' n+ j* K
Costs and Benefits F8 R: k7 r/ L# Z$ F/ b- ?
Externalities
+ i; _. A0 E% C: W) oDecision-making
1 x, N* L' y: D: BOr would like to learn more about ' X" r1 q! X7 d% E
Capital Investments
& u! N, ~( v; jYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!* x. a$ @ w" e8 |8 f3 q/ l
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation1 p5 j4 _( }# t+ T' @
Topics:
! R* Q K8 D) }& n, p- jCost-Benefit Analysis. ~8 V, \4 L# Q7 r3 m2 ~* W7 z, d! s
Evaluating Public Investment Projects' P# o" h l9 _7 k$ ?/ ]$ b
Look at examples from $ `. M S+ Z k. i% l9 {$ H: u
Transportation( J0 c' D5 ~2 u1 R
River Basin Management
( u# J( P f9 K& pElectrical Generation
, k: V5 |4 f8 F% X2 d& K1 t+ e# OOil & Gas and Pollution Control0 S3 ?1 O' U: |) H- g' J( Y \0 _, L
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If you enjoyed learning about
5 v' o4 p0 f9 p8 C5 n0 `! B: jSupply and Demand- X7 F) ^. t& d$ Y2 q. g! R8 c
Externalities
$ ]0 C( d# J- ZResource Allocation* d+ ^, k& p/ c' P; w
Taxation0 C9 v) X d" f5 m" N7 d
Or would like to learn more about * E4 }! b3 \+ l8 u8 B: C1 u
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
5 F- Q0 T# v: O% QYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
~% S' j" r3 E) z5 T! v IECON 365 Resource Economics9 P6 j: A# ]3 t% X) p* S( E
Topics:
0 w5 G# B7 D% J) v. LExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
9 x0 r3 r; m) _3 ~+ T1 `Scarcity and pricing7 p2 t8 O1 S) n
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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1 Y( ]8 {& A5 d0 L5 V i& uIf you enjoyed learning about
7 |; p+ a" r3 K: q( V) jResource Allocation
4 l1 p2 ~# V% Y; X0 j# d2 uPricing
/ K% g a0 v) L$ B3 g! J0 LMarkets* z, H: n' V j
Government roles- N1 _9 U! a2 s8 Q* o* w5 A. |
Or would like to learn more about . e3 [$ |& i5 b" h7 i# ?. e" J0 s
The energy sector, including sources and markets
$ R0 Y$ d& M9 BCanadian Energy Policy and current issues$ {2 ~4 [0 Q# y/ T
You might enjoy a course about
+ x3 u# b1 m$ q, X* Q4 lEnergy Economics!9 c2 X. m* A5 W: G, B
ECON 366 Energy Economics9 Y6 M# ] w1 z: k4 Y6 ^
Topics:
; T9 V# z. O# k. ]( p" h9 O" \Pricing
7 T- _- c. D: jRole in economic growth * ^3 e3 U% O) D/ S I( P+ s
Energy sources and markets : q. l. b8 Q& W* g) t
Role of government
4 F3 W- s) ]6 \9 l" b. GRegulation % Z! W7 a* S' M, R# i
: p; p2 v8 e5 ?6 F3 c2 L8 x6 EIf you enjoyed learning about
9 d' N. m. B/ i# a6 k1 u g; `Externalities2 `* A/ ?8 B7 ]2 ], ^
Regulation
( c0 H8 T, k4 F7 [8 m& NGovernment roles
# A# J/ h4 m9 B$ Y) {Or would like to learn more about
: |' o* N' G: P* F& |% b% BEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration b$ \3 d8 Z9 ~# d& g- L
Steps taken to address deterioration
U, @% C- F2 S1 G! LYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
5 g S2 l1 J) Q5 s' q$ n7 ?5 qECON 369 Economics of the Environment
* d1 ~8 m8 o2 b( g2 z" }; @! }& KTopics:
9 c: x& u, ?9 m( n* ?8 d$ {# HEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
$ Y3 M1 f/ }; a3 h: g! l( lTypes and causes of environmental deterioration + ], f4 R$ v. A5 s! J+ q( r- I
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
. w& ?! T2 z+ ]0 u; l6 ARecreation economics, x. t- |, x- C& k( ]
/ j9 s+ n$ v( P6 @- i EIf you enjoyed learning about
% t0 \0 l" P$ k1 o3 o0 E. Q Individual Incentives
. b8 h! {) E' }) `& D, ]Total Welfare
3 O- P2 m' M- E. q/ GYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! . ^7 Z7 [8 _/ K8 Y
ECON 378 Law and Economics
) U6 s4 C! M, `2 s& kTopics:
! j& X! t% k' g8 e0 MIssues in Criminal and Family Law4 p/ _' f' `, z% X
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining& \. x' A9 d* _# ~0 D% H
Child Support Payments% h- r; p6 E4 B
Private Divorce agreements1 r( j/ Y5 R4 L! e4 t6 [" {3 k3 o! B
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act$ c2 S9 |$ c- V5 P
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If you enjoyed learning about # E9 c# e6 `: A9 A( G2 X! t
Prisoners Dilemma
& D$ ]" R$ o6 l8 iDominant Strategies. B3 ^" Z$ E; L A/ E& {6 i
Collusion
# c' B4 `/ ?: G3 r+ A9 w8 I5 w" t" SYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
9 l7 }4 ]9 O, p' b% l4 yECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
! m: p5 O1 i7 p( c& mTopics: 4 n3 {! d" f! z! L9 o( W& D
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
( E5 W) T& y: _Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
6 ?6 y4 n0 j2 [7 `, INote! Prerequisites:
: K; S3 J" w q6 `$ xECON 384 & 299 |
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