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Trade
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4 r3 X$ ?/ S& l0 v" sChina as an Emerging Economy
% s; y4 ?, D4 Z; u5 X0 t6 {5 lYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!. g5 Y, f2 S* m1 M+ u; l! W7 H
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development7 N9 V, L; R& |+ z" M+ B7 C
Topics:
c: T1 I: q$ D# B" ]Chinese Economy Characteristics; l$ O8 }/ i- i' h, m3 g& f' Q( F
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
7 v' G" v; z* w5 A9 T( S2 L$ fConsequences of economic reform, _, c$ v1 b: A/ [
Canada’s economic relations with China
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- x1 Y& v% O8 e5 g' a% |% JIf you would like to learn more about: 8 x b* i2 g1 o1 d
Rich and Poor Countries- I0 Q( ]: @1 C
Why economies differ
) K8 V- I# S( i" a- i/ b% @Causes for such differences
9 Q V$ c8 ^! R: zYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth' F* `1 c3 S# _1 _
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
6 B$ U, p5 [$ R. M. L' |Topics:; k6 f$ k+ ?/ @9 n5 u
Technology4 q5 T- g$ Z( t$ v2 q! Y0 `- J* O
Institutions5 c |8 P8 u# j5 v. b7 S* t9 `
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence ; ?( z3 [* T7 [ h) b$ W
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Supply and Demand
" s) D; D, l' }9 \ {Consumer Behavior
1 `1 S1 V/ [) r9 o& _Production and Cost; W1 S& G5 Q2 ]+ P0 x, Q. C' Q! W# @
Price and Output
6 v# a( E" y- F' X( TMarket Structures' ~# R; Z# p( c' _
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
& l/ r' o `, f9 f5 ^) ?ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I2 r* c7 R, n( H" n! d4 n K
Topics:
9 _+ x2 m* j. f9 U6 O0 s- @% }Theory of consumer behavior
4 \9 X& H" C$ u9 V0 vTheory of production and cost
4 i6 T! ?# A+ P' L6 j5 rPrice and output determination under competition3 R( ?4 z. L/ z$ d, M
Monopoly and other market structures8 M, `' Z8 E* M! M! c+ z
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Costs and Benefits 9 B7 W' w# A3 N) ~8 a9 M; p3 Z, }
Externalities
0 p3 C7 E( C! V! Z1 h6 y) A: pDecision-making+ O8 ]3 t# X G) H% a
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Capital Investments
5 M% A( d# {1 cYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
- a1 Y% `2 u0 S. b s5 p! U9 tECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation' C: z( ]4 \6 }. B& B
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Cost-Benefit Analysis( I" r0 Y$ Q$ D, O r
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
E7 R0 |+ `$ j4 d2 \+ U2 h+ g0 n* ZLook at examples from , S V5 j/ m7 V5 K
Transportation
& N$ g1 l2 X- W O: x* e; p' h- pRiver Basin Management" N1 X6 O$ ^) m6 K. g4 |: J6 |
Electrical Generation
3 I& d/ B" _8 d- dOil & Gas and Pollution Control1 F+ t, F8 y4 E; C, E
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Supply and Demand
+ U9 J {0 u; a" g, g+ WExternalities
) N% b3 B' k5 h6 {, t+ J- @Resource Allocation) b! ?9 \, v% O' F4 ~
Taxation
1 ~( K$ v7 ?) s- z" j/ uOr would like to learn more about
, L$ S+ x( B. Y ySupply of Natural Resources in Canada$ ^9 ^; v; z7 {% m. j" ?/ m U& }2 n
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!' r/ ?- d+ m/ S$ z6 w
ECON 365 Resource Economics' B6 y" ?# C+ X i* G7 o
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Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources6 k7 I8 }; s4 i
Scarcity and pricing
" h x3 g9 d7 P$ m0 oContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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Resource Allocation6 l! L# a% f6 x" z* d o0 t5 t% M' {
Pricing
5 }( Y9 M% B3 v& O4 U- N, ]Markets! c( e# |1 _* f
Government roles
7 x: P, z9 X/ H1 c; G' U$ f: \Or would like to learn more about
% P T; ~: o6 r: ]) F2 S: [4 aThe energy sector, including sources and markets
$ V5 U$ g6 G! B6 ICanadian Energy Policy and current issues
" H" `2 e+ L0 G6 tYou might enjoy a course about
6 A) i. m) v) [6 \Energy Economics!1 h- D; Q" W3 L Y* p0 q% a
ECON 366 Energy Economics/ ~" a8 B2 B: R; R7 L1 _; I0 m' p6 C
Topics:
8 H: M6 \7 m4 }! o! SPricing
1 g$ _4 f5 W% T9 @2 oRole in economic growth
8 h2 ^ F- K0 }- }( X) u ZEnergy sources and markets
; W1 I4 |( f/ ^1 mRole of government $ O; D+ a$ s+ x& R5 R
Regulation 3 o) I' p5 n6 ~
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2 i. P, H, w/ w- YExternalities
* I5 e& u* O) D8 m- z5 YRegulation
& L" Q# l L% p7 {7 sGovernment roles
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration% P$ {. s7 Q, m' B- L+ D
Steps taken to address deterioration# l! M) a+ w6 J& Q' T
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! J# l: K D& ~3 _
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment: b$ Z5 H( q1 m* E
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Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment ; t0 I! u7 d0 @. ?) {/ |$ B) L
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
% P* j7 n8 x# C5 f) v) {2 HTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
3 Y" H: O+ L$ KRecreation economics" V+ s% s$ q2 V; c; |) f5 a: ^! J
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Individual Incentives: [! E( c7 p9 C
Total Welfare
5 S4 X* n5 j: y; ^3 `You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
0 D! z! B# h5 l2 E o0 \/ ]ECON 378 Law and Economics5 H$ N$ ~' N. _3 z
Topics:
1 [7 N1 R, |' E6 aIssues in Criminal and Family Law
2 \: u) |% O/ f3 ]Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining& Q0 q' Z7 C2 ] R, G- K
Child Support Payments
& b$ d+ N6 b$ ^: u" b1 TPrivate Divorce agreements
: h% C8 G; L! UCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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2 x8 ~( L; u/ O4 _: k* U2 EPrisoners Dilemma" C9 E% b( j) Y4 m; V+ K
Dominant Strategies
, ^9 H1 x7 P1 X8 ECollusion
" w8 F& A3 g* AYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 8 @2 w" h$ f; d; p; v2 O
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
* g- b0 u2 K$ V$ OTopics: . g/ i/ w4 v2 z$ ^
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games- h: V0 O' n) M8 K4 L
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 6 e5 S2 q9 m9 s2 x9 `, E
Note! Prerequisites:
- o3 h6 D9 X$ Y0 g% r+ WECON 384 & 299 |
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