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If you enjoyed learning about:
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Growth
/ O1 B0 C( G: N! e4 aOr would like to learn more about:
# L2 d% M7 O, ^2 ]8 c! E7 qChina as an Emerging Economy0 N0 P9 u+ \; i( S' V% [% t
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
" Q; ^0 ~) E. j$ k% c0 F. b$ rECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
$ c% Z9 `2 I" r: r7 w1 i& lTopics:
) ~, v. u2 m. h/ F+ NChinese Economy Characteristics
+ \/ X- ^1 r: yRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
( B4 t/ B7 y8 J4 e" t/ eConsequences of economic reform
, t- n5 W! b+ G: P: G7 {/ y5 `Canada’s economic relations with China
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If you would like to learn more about:
7 D- M. @5 Y* I1 s) g8 J! Q: e3 CRich and Poor Countries+ x. m9 ~. Y; G N6 k, a
Why economies differ/ S- l" n5 q! u# h' {5 ^
Causes for such differences
3 K* d9 D& D. x% HYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
+ ~% t7 E. g! d& G! IECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth# ]" W3 h4 h G
Topics:
2 v" e6 \: E9 w" Q; NTechnology
) A3 [4 W( j" g. U6 rInstitutions
, l3 h7 g" u' a% n, n: S. VGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about
V' K! n& g3 s( D6 v$ oSupply and Demand& y' o' ^+ k; I2 _. Y5 N! A
Consumer Behavior8 m6 Y8 _. @* ?% D4 Q
Production and Cost
+ _5 m5 N; \* }- d" w- Y9 jPrice and Output
" }5 E/ u( h- S+ LMarket Structures" I0 V: n8 ^4 c3 N- c# G& ?
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!* F, U4 t: Z5 p# C
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
* P5 O4 Q7 L, J# BTopics: ) r* T/ G0 k) ~0 Z
Theory of consumer behavior
+ R2 c+ [8 ^* N0 q! B cTheory of production and cost
6 Q" N6 l F" B' s9 F: ePrice and output determination under competition
4 j o1 j! c( X( V8 z3 W0 AMonopoly and other market structures
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E q6 O9 l& y: r! ]) S/ N0 Y) ?If you enjoyed learning about , Z; Y+ @# r: }; [& r) D$ V8 q# m
Costs and Benefits ) ?, E( w- o% u3 i+ d
Externalities
; E: y/ R7 H- P7 {Decision-making, ]+ u( Q. S) {8 |4 G9 {) W
Or would like to learn more about
9 K4 n6 l P* p7 m) F) cCapital Investments8 q* r+ l$ ]5 h7 e4 o* S
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
4 ~/ ^9 q& D0 L$ iECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation4 {/ O" K2 _/ K6 \
Topics:0 S0 ^8 a x; j _# |
Cost-Benefit Analysis
* n/ X+ R5 c. `Evaluating Public Investment Projects, a" N/ Q0 V. S. q5 m& ?0 ]
Look at examples from u5 q# S: w$ D2 j' C. @+ S
Transportation
( D' D0 w( r, b8 m" P# X* P' v) X ]River Basin Management
6 K: C) a0 b& Y9 g; H, LElectrical Generation
! ]' r# t" X A2 V/ J. r) e) FOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about 9 y6 H- T* ~5 j8 W
Supply and Demand; Z1 }7 @! F6 n i$ e
Externalities ~3 m, M! F1 S" t7 u
Resource Allocation+ K1 @% E: i0 x) P+ \
Taxation4 \, j2 h; |* C# T! u' D
Or would like to learn more about
9 P; q& b. A) O, S; s$ USupply of Natural Resources in Canada
# h, m9 i6 M. `; _& FYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics! l+ H1 F) B- `, A6 W
ECON 365 Resource Economics, @$ y+ u/ s, F% k
Topics:
0 J3 k; j8 V& V" j; T# f/ K! |Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
: O% T. s. K1 G: k- f2 c! iScarcity and pricing/ v. h+ F) F2 J8 K1 P
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues+ w+ d! T: f7 z2 Z
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If you enjoyed learning about
7 Z: D u: {; r t% \+ VResource Allocation
, I' W! ^1 Z7 ^: C' y7 oPricing/ N, l0 s) r: o+ s
Markets
2 U0 N7 u+ x. W: SGovernment roles* U N, u3 `. P$ Q0 _: t* G5 Z
Or would like to learn more about
( C1 _. F l9 eThe energy sector, including sources and markets0 d$ I/ s+ G7 M& d6 P C1 v( F
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
' L, E, m7 x# L( KYou might enjoy a course about . a$ f: N9 O, q6 V0 R" P
Energy Economics!
: d7 q8 a1 k' n5 [ECON 366 Energy Economics
, T) n- j, }- C1 u1 ]- fTopics:
- x4 `" w; U# ~# J. SPricing' X% c9 R/ B( R; e& E" o; |& q
Role in economic growth
' [; S! Y, y4 {" h& ?+ z& OEnergy sources and markets 4 @& _+ f: ]9 S0 j
Role of government
( c+ d- N$ R# w \3 g2 yRegulation
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If you enjoyed learning about 3 Q: [' N0 p4 \ i
Externalities
1 c3 O8 A7 ^' `; P% `9 SRegulation
$ j4 r7 W: @) G8 M8 F9 _, `" b2 x& m( ^Government roles G0 e( S8 c0 X& d0 ~. M
Or would like to learn more about
- ?# A* z+ ^+ N: f4 NEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
: J( k: Y+ [- M0 }Steps taken to address deterioration
( J1 w3 ?. T; w7 C: \- EYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
9 ~, O+ I6 H$ c% ]% D5 e' aECON 369 Economics of the Environment
i# _0 F5 J/ Q# D- X1 i1 C0 mTopics: ) W! |% Y) H: G i
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
4 E# R, X5 z8 RTypes and causes of environmental deterioration ) p# E1 _9 q+ u+ u' j- [
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
) H6 z' A; U+ w' r x! QRecreation economics
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' t# E" |" @( CIf you enjoyed learning about( u9 U% h) Q! t1 y, Y/ }1 r
Individual Incentives
4 i0 C% z' h0 o' K& u- k+ vTotal Welfare 5 L) x$ p: f! @6 F+ e) \
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
* _7 O7 D; v. g: r( |5 ` VECON 378 Law and Economics( `" D. x$ r# ~5 a" H" R, F
Topics: - J$ E% [! ?9 X* D M" }* N, M
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
) C `/ T% P# m7 a' ]7 X2 d6 \Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining* j# @9 Z- R0 z$ \1 D7 f
Child Support Payments2 m& x* ~# _8 C. a; `+ X. V
Private Divorce agreements
1 W/ f! |# m6 Q; ~& j( QCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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If you enjoyed learning about
7 J8 j f" J, H% W( T4 Y- \$ b9 ]Prisoners Dilemma# {7 B/ ^ G1 R; @& H [$ }
Dominant Strategies' P9 G7 s) b/ r F
Collusion
( a) X+ l/ R% e3 R- t! @. NYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! $ N4 Q. p) ^1 r8 d" h9 n/ Q
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications# W+ w* e1 f. N! F) C* D
Topics:
. s& E Z; }, z6 g3 j/ AAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games' z0 V: s7 G! p# L: }
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion ( s. K- B6 j' s/ k: T v
Note! Prerequisites:
$ B! ]- F+ m6 v* F6 E4 X2 k! dECON 384 & 299 |
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