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If you enjoyed learning about:
: y% j& @% X: l8 t7 G) _. ETrade
8 S- C1 D; z& W0 ~2 BGrowth/ r/ o5 A# z2 D/ B8 j
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China as an Emerging Economy' j6 |& z/ o4 ` g6 @$ ~
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!5 d/ P; l) [& h
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development/ ?" d$ K& P" j
Topics: 7 X2 ?% ~$ p' B; \3 l* m# q
Chinese Economy Characteristics
% q9 z/ G3 U& N8 u: X* x |Recent Events in the Chinese Economy; V U g0 k' j- {
Consequences of economic reform) r. n& a/ e3 P5 B# [
Canada’s economic relations with China9 U5 G6 N. }% `! v" A5 W
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If you would like to learn more about:
* l) s/ j; Q! E( FRich and Poor Countries9 y, a1 K* ~: Z, K" l9 m
Why economies differ
* a$ o! e0 B9 a% u( M) v! `Causes for such differences# D$ a+ s% ~0 }0 @* ?, p4 \7 V
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth. Y( O% A' I1 R$ ]4 P
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
0 ^. g- _' ~/ ]: E0 X/ _Topics:) ] c$ T/ M" T- t( m; u* |
Technology
. i- l' ]3 Z; I/ o/ a l' pInstitutions2 a6 C( T) R3 J! g, Q. `
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence . q, @' G. n# ?0 n6 A8 J
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Supply and Demand
, Y$ ~1 x5 y$ R* c7 FConsumer Behavior+ q# t: u: K" P" g9 T5 y- D
Production and Cost3 Z# v% X5 L3 y, h
Price and Output3 d+ {: k* b' w& E
Market Structures( I4 L+ d, Y+ s" I) X( }
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!" ~& P2 G% Q6 j
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
1 t6 m* O5 J* FTopics: : \* H1 X; C( J5 t' n+ l
Theory of consumer behavior
2 e# h: q4 D1 N, d5 p) @+ ]Theory of production and cost
T( j3 J$ @: j! Z- y$ q) t1 TPrice and output determination under competition
' j) ^! A/ j/ X$ u z) E" ~Monopoly and other market structures
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3 G; _0 {# b) t1 D5 W; [If you enjoyed learning about I3 a( w4 U h+ ]5 N+ Y
Costs and Benefits 3 E8 A' s# ^1 R( K: t0 `3 e
Externalities+ O( L& Q3 J) y" s+ i8 Y* i
Decision-making- u! z5 f# v( [. q: l l8 `
Or would like to learn more about 5 J) w. d- G* j
Capital Investments
) O! ~1 R6 R) Q4 V/ g! ~You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!- K( A9 ~2 g7 g5 U( H
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
& x- ?# o9 A' R l! Z% i. zTopics:
/ n7 a! a! A2 i0 [9 e& QCost-Benefit Analysis
' z. `9 o# E; y XEvaluating Public Investment Projects
# G/ c- n( ^5 a3 v% H3 xLook at examples from
6 T4 E: i. j8 a: x/ t0 JTransportation6 N, N9 B: w, Z) I0 a) A; l6 ?
River Basin Management; c: X/ j I1 \9 L2 e4 u
Electrical Generation/ x- I0 W) K) s
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control h5 d0 D; ]7 l
) J/ U' W6 R4 V6 x* X) N+ q; UIf you enjoyed learning about - T& h0 t$ P% I9 f, i
Supply and Demand5 a. `0 i5 @: U
Externalities' h. h, Z/ ?7 E# d8 Q* I9 } r
Resource Allocation9 p) }8 e5 g* c* x: S9 p, M% @
Taxation ?" u8 B" x7 k& y" A1 d, H4 o
Or would like to learn more about + @' w- ~6 E1 r' [
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada' |: e# w1 E5 `2 o
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
! D# j. a' G+ j- H0 K7 FECON 365 Resource Economics9 V& ~9 D* U" \& J4 W) a0 @0 d/ E
Topics:
# @/ y4 q6 J0 L( QExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources9 S5 m5 @* s; w% }
Scarcity and pricing
* ~( t' l9 D0 M# X8 O/ e7 ~Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues6 q6 u' H/ A2 h0 l0 O
9 [- a6 e k+ O2 N, m4 VIf you enjoyed learning about
- H9 r, l$ T7 F0 W3 W- a( `Resource Allocation: V( H; W- C: [ a* J
Pricing
, H6 B! z/ ^$ o( t: i3 @Markets5 ?% I& L9 }4 }( s- D# {
Government roles) u0 E" E% d, A6 {5 X- u
Or would like to learn more about
9 D; M. U# i' G, n3 V; ^& p WThe energy sector, including sources and markets/ G$ R3 w: N, ^
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues0 z% O! \# ?$ C7 }$ ]
You might enjoy a course about , r& q* X" G) i% y6 X; C& I4 h( v
Energy Economics!
: I* f2 X% g1 t* ]+ o; R8 I: lECON 366 Energy Economics% C. S4 C v3 H4 p1 o3 s
Topics: 8 u, S+ i+ h. k$ I/ g9 `2 w
Pricing1 n3 F- y8 `2 \4 m4 F/ f8 K
Role in economic growth
8 F) G O* [0 m/ ~Energy sources and markets
2 i1 `) Q5 e* \# V$ _- URole of government
3 l% e0 U) Q* uRegulation
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$ Y }9 j7 l$ O0 M3 W% ]/ d; p) m. xIf you enjoyed learning about
9 L1 n0 K+ t" \5 l) U7 D; W1 Y' nExternalities
) { X0 @# d9 o$ ?* r5 ARegulation
+ p; L5 h) K+ q% hGovernment roles
/ g! L7 W3 t- }6 AOr would like to learn more about
3 ~$ m) ]9 N5 U& k: c7 REconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration% ?+ x7 X g, Z" I" q4 f
Steps taken to address deterioration
- N2 F+ m9 C0 @4 Q/ Q" u1 L5 c6 jYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
0 a9 W! ?6 f( H/ m7 hECON 369 Economics of the Environment
; L5 ]: v- |6 ZTopics: * f6 W6 [5 V9 y; z7 @
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment , z6 B* @6 ]: o5 @1 _' `% S
Types and causes of environmental deterioration 2 C$ z* _1 _ s( V. v
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration # A0 Q# d! G& n
Recreation economics8 @8 y; t6 G/ n b" `4 Y8 G
/ J0 }" P- Q" e* e* W# I0 eIf you enjoyed learning about
Z5 I2 u" ^$ G: l7 D6 _3 y Individual Incentives
1 t4 J. H% b. X* l r$ kTotal Welfare
" G$ y/ X3 V& g1 R3 PYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 3 w F4 f4 U- E* S& \0 T
ECON 378 Law and Economics
9 ^* H9 b% E' lTopics:
, R& c9 w/ N" cIssues in Criminal and Family Law- K. b6 o0 T9 X
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining1 f; j' I! [% Q% S, {! e" U
Child Support Payments
5 S+ P5 R, [0 C; l" iPrivate Divorce agreements! L6 \# L7 D( m9 ?$ ^6 c" D7 g( f* M+ m
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act7 u. ^/ n& G' [! {6 f
# E9 U8 d6 J8 N) m2 DIf you enjoyed learning about
% b* a, y% |; h7 ]; F- n* _Prisoners Dilemma% Y# A, e4 Q d8 J2 j, t1 L# I
Dominant Strategies1 ?. p" I; y x# S" I$ _5 x& u5 n; E
Collusion
9 a- A2 Z+ a. _7 e; N# v* p3 Z) RYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! ' C9 K2 ]. O2 }: u* r8 t( P
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
; P; a9 S" y* t4 B' u' FTopics: 1 O( {. ?/ D# r; @9 t
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games/ f& Z6 ^+ L6 [1 T: Y
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
4 K8 `7 `# S# R. mNote! Prerequisites: , \6 U7 C+ V' ^: o2 ]2 r
ECON 384 & 299 |
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