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If you enjoyed learning about:
! g( q7 x# ]3 N2 W: g4 ]) ZTrade9 L! G" R& i: K( t" {
Growth3 F8 D u$ t) C& V# U
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# b; n' A8 R' E4 b; }China as an Emerging Economy
+ \' q% T; R8 q! Y" g/ gYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!2 w+ b- d$ L) c* X- C: O N
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development& W) N; f: S% x2 [
Topics: 6 v! R- x) a8 K: K% y8 R
Chinese Economy Characteristics3 z& _" R$ l. e1 j8 p3 i/ A, m( h) @2 l
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
& \* e$ d8 m8 k7 G6 {% Z( f0 @! ^Consequences of economic reform
3 F3 ~& |$ ~9 }2 E) Q3 ~( X8 m: oCanada’s economic relations with China
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If you would like to learn more about: # ]' H9 }0 R7 w1 S* W# d( L6 Q
Rich and Poor Countries
" w& E t- N, f6 r8 t, U' G7 mWhy economies differ8 _: Q/ M- t, P. D" H$ l: ~
Causes for such differences& G5 ^1 q. [$ v( x- E i
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
2 D- h) P" a; I, SECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
. q- ~+ `/ j* RTopics:
6 V5 A% P/ `5 f; H. o3 Y$ @Technology1 d- G1 w/ j, b4 p: x- g
Institutions
: O% m! b+ g3 ^! r& K& zGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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o [; N# r) T2 |6 yIf you enjoyed learning about , T: _% V, J5 m
Supply and Demand! s& W) X" ?+ j* f' D# w! @
Consumer Behavior
S% o3 ^" A& V) \Production and Cost; z* e& O5 @8 N! f9 Q8 o F
Price and Output
' B! p1 n: y- H6 T6 p2 HMarket Structures
1 I% p8 E$ x1 ^' `$ u3 b: eYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
& }2 N, h1 `. y% |5 iECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
& ?/ g1 N4 v+ f s5 b3 T/ iTopics: 5 `8 J5 U" V2 w# p3 M; h
Theory of consumer behavior, |! q; ?% l. B4 ^2 Z
Theory of production and cost
% I5 I7 u5 N6 \. i" m& F) uPrice and output determination under competition8 _# ^/ V O! b, ?; W$ ?
Monopoly and other market structures
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: q) z/ O b1 u# ?/ k& j2 ACosts and Benefits 6 S o, k. f( b, h6 [
Externalities Q4 ?# y2 K2 u" I6 O: E
Decision-making7 ^! F2 R3 N; ^9 a
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Capital Investments
+ ?% V# l# q7 C- P5 hYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!# w$ a: R6 ~& u
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
/ h9 h2 c' W3 }# J( TTopics:
# J* M' y5 m3 o# G1 M7 H4 XCost-Benefit Analysis
. x# B- N2 G; \" ^' ? e& m) A" GEvaluating Public Investment Projects: x% P: P. {8 k+ F$ Q
Look at examples from
7 v, a$ @" X; }( V( R- d9 _5 \Transportation, C, j) O" q. s" U' s4 f0 z
River Basin Management+ l2 j# E+ i- V: a9 ?
Electrical Generation: n, H3 I( p+ l3 t2 n1 e$ k
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control( k0 Y5 ~" \2 ?$ T9 D4 Z
3 _" p, B9 ~+ `& f9 F& a3 QIf you enjoyed learning about , q' ]; O% {* [8 J/ N
Supply and Demand
2 a. g( ^8 Z! o7 @6 O6 c: ]: [3 VExternalities
6 C% N8 O' I4 L$ q2 L5 y+ e% PResource Allocation# Y- T4 Z1 I; Y, n& z/ F, T3 [
Taxation
& Z' S; F6 N1 l$ D& ROr would like to learn more about
+ e3 i+ W3 F: ^, NSupply of Natural Resources in Canada: M) P4 I0 |( N0 o$ A+ c5 I+ O+ F
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!$ c! G% o+ X1 [4 C2 n) H* h
ECON 365 Resource Economics
: T- K6 j# o9 f; S4 m- r" ? e& @3 zTopics:/ h- i ]7 o( b- M; B
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
4 I1 z3 i( a7 L8 w7 jScarcity and pricing4 g4 d2 z8 @1 {+ @7 I: x6 L
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues! R5 c6 q2 k7 Y6 D
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8 T1 n5 K8 I) R+ SResource Allocation+ w! u) t. t0 n* ?- y' U) \# e
Pricing5 ]% _. @, v* C v3 q
Markets4 L5 A$ H/ z! d1 r9 P* s
Government roles( w* u8 f, ~ _- m/ e' W4 ]! f! O. C6 Q
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The energy sector, including sources and markets& q. f, G/ g8 X a
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
1 h4 u! T/ C% _You might enjoy a course about 0 `7 C. l6 R7 [+ s- Q# p; [, _
Energy Economics!& d- a h* q+ ] d3 s# l
ECON 366 Energy Economics
9 S I7 K+ f$ YTopics: 8 u- h0 a0 y/ p
Pricing$ ^1 M. ?7 n& b+ v8 D% O3 j, Y/ s
Role in economic growth
& d( X* |) y& V0 eEnergy sources and markets
" V/ v0 {" w, ERole of government " p9 C0 y, Q9 q9 Y) @$ S
Regulation 7 B4 s' M6 o5 o1 A
2 v3 C) j& u% M) p/ ?6 Q
If you enjoyed learning about
. |6 e y) l3 d& F' tExternalities
6 N" M* W. \7 z7 d* m" b' ]Regulation
( ?; f( O, J* o: J( qGovernment roles O: D! M5 y8 ~! i( |( L3 x
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration6 E- W% V" W+ l' o" T4 j6 P4 P6 l
Steps taken to address deterioration
, P0 V- ~- n. A _1 B" A6 u* c5 |You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
! |7 l- k2 n3 P5 h) E1 M: q/ l- OECON 369 Economics of the Environment
- Y7 U# c" Z$ Q8 d5 v9 JTopics: U# [5 h D! l5 S
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
. Y9 z/ f+ O. ?. S! j: fTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
5 x3 L& Y( ^3 n. d: m3 kTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
% |2 R+ Z5 l! \* dRecreation economics- ^+ j2 j# |' u2 h" S8 s g
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If you enjoyed learning about9 X7 B2 m5 B! Y( b
Individual Incentives/ S, {* G! a' e" _6 g
Total Welfare ; C* j! @* w2 h3 K# w9 _. j
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
$ T0 E3 c! U& t* y0 h* S: DECON 378 Law and Economics2 C5 [3 |8 @$ Z0 t3 |+ ?. D2 ^" ^
Topics:
0 P- R! V8 h3 p7 [$ ?Issues in Criminal and Family Law. y3 a0 d8 d. U& s, _) B
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
0 e! ]* z% v8 W+ Y$ M$ G" @- u6 HChild Support Payments5 [- u }9 H. `7 n
Private Divorce agreements3 M* g/ y3 k0 c; I0 ^* _
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act+ P/ I; N4 C9 c( n+ e* j8 r4 P
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If you enjoyed learning about
8 P& y5 f, {0 ~8 c1 l( p3 F' \5 VPrisoners Dilemma( M! q: x6 t0 Y! b; f: k; w" K( ^
Dominant Strategies1 b' p6 j$ i/ z2 t
Collusion& O: {, @" ^% Q y7 l% S5 N. _
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 7 }5 _+ |/ X* h" x/ T8 L
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
; Y2 h3 C8 s4 t7 {# x# V+ I9 uTopics: # ^' R& t; ~0 ?: @3 f0 ?8 T# R D- e. l
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games6 k; {& u/ S# x
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
- s, ]9 U/ v4 _- q" o- CNote! Prerequisites: # H1 a1 y/ o; o& `, V1 v
ECON 384 & 299 |
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