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Trade; b' A7 C" x# ]. C
Growth
. n) ~4 k$ [+ ?$ _+ C# v% [6 Y* MOr would like to learn more about: 6 x9 q; t. e9 m4 @+ y/ x0 B( I
China as an Emerging Economy
& ~' n9 P8 M6 D7 t5 i! ~6 tYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!- X9 n; J" d" u: R3 p: w
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development+ { \4 j( w4 N0 E* b0 x8 z3 F+ c
Topics:
" A! {8 @$ `. [% oChinese Economy Characteristics( E. Q. T+ I3 T: ]% _1 w
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
, ?9 s: t' w% A/ l( R% z; V" V/ xConsequences of economic reform
1 v' ~1 P0 q/ @& d3 j rCanada’s economic relations with China+ p3 X$ N; V" i, h
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4 o/ H9 k5 A8 c+ q; CRich and Poor Countries, H2 f& Z( I r9 m9 D
Why economies differ
8 G/ E( F: D7 Q+ Y/ g) c0 c% ]Causes for such differences7 M: B% k9 H# ]+ q& f9 L
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
- U4 L: W1 O8 O+ E: J0 s0 zECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
. C. P: ]/ Y4 n% Z/ T, T1 TTopics:
, X$ r2 y8 N9 [8 s$ k* zTechnology
/ d7 l1 W" m3 rInstitutions
4 ]8 r ?3 e! G# M' n! E7 g' DGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence 2 A9 V& ?- E: O) g4 z K
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Supply and Demand! v* z' V5 p- ~: n4 j+ d
Consumer Behavior! |1 O6 ~! A" R& @
Production and Cost
P! S) [) S& V+ wPrice and Output
, g& T2 v y2 y5 xMarket Structures
% j/ h$ o3 a: J ^, ]( a& |# _You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
8 m) h+ m) G( H8 S ]! M4 \ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I* N/ c# k: g# B- q% Z! M: b' m
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Theory of consumer behavior
. q- U% M5 M$ K# g% ?Theory of production and cost
( a5 C# {* O; O" r: PPrice and output determination under competition
# I* l' M) J% ?: uMonopoly and other market structures, X. C6 s4 p+ M. f4 z6 O0 S& U
3 s" @4 @6 K/ ^If you enjoyed learning about
5 ^; }) c; J) g* }Costs and Benefits 3 t- Z' L5 Y- h: p8 y$ m% T
Externalities0 \6 S6 x+ t' k8 r* H
Decision-making0 w/ U! X+ d2 Q, W
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5 m% `6 g8 m+ ]0 x9 s( TCapital Investments6 J4 } k' [' k4 ?' j
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
+ A* B5 J( Y' {8 {ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
; t- g3 A- h" _- xTopics:7 X7 x: F8 M% ^ ?+ q$ F
Cost-Benefit Analysis
5 g5 ~0 ^. f' ?1 B. s2 }Evaluating Public Investment Projects4 a0 g2 o& n9 ]# `! U% H# X& {8 a
Look at examples from
3 p9 T/ `, C. g0 r5 l' a4 q, FTransportation, t% o& P/ P8 _0 p/ Y% Z& x+ w
River Basin Management( L! J$ P' a3 x2 Q/ X
Electrical Generation3 u: {( |" k* e$ S- u. ?: I3 q" p
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control( G+ z# ]9 K! F" B
`. x2 T$ O- z7 ?$ ?If you enjoyed learning about
' V; D* B c9 R6 z9 _Supply and Demand
" W5 k& E$ a0 P4 vExternalities
1 d8 t$ o9 S$ V. }Resource Allocation" p: d2 A7 B( Y. {+ e! X/ m+ g
Taxation
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
( e5 N3 Q9 ~/ [ ]9 b% eYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
) L$ r! T1 ]- O( D! n2 UECON 365 Resource Economics
8 ~' ]( l! H& V) A0 F+ B" dTopics:
; g( m R' _ b6 I* vExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources; x' v- R; a& X5 s
Scarcity and pricing; ]" {2 {3 D; b
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues" a/ M- \1 ?/ Z
9 w# C+ j* v3 O# {# I: R( `If you enjoyed learning about 7 b3 j/ @& ^5 |: ?6 G$ u
Resource Allocation
6 ~( r0 E1 E/ Q- W( q5 hPricing
3 K1 @2 [, |0 |5 W3 r6 ~Markets: `& v# V+ ^( V B
Government roles& [& r& P& R+ k5 b9 e& x
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- ?+ U6 q- j. ~) p0 w3 RThe energy sector, including sources and markets
- G U( i% Y A, ^9 iCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
) l0 f- N; J7 U' _8 ?0 AYou might enjoy a course about
% s# m: j& F- uEnergy Economics!
; R( G3 K" h# x7 f: {7 }# C. CECON 366 Energy Economics4 K+ P/ e3 ~% ]) V8 V
Topics: 3 }4 h. L1 G9 Y" o& p+ K' Z ~6 w4 ?
Pricing4 D4 W, ^1 a9 C
Role in economic growth / l. R4 t' o+ M$ ^- A- q" Y+ N
Energy sources and markets + s3 V, S9 c/ [! ^% {. W5 }
Role of government
* l1 }. \* e8 GRegulation
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2 k& i, G4 v; l ZExternalities* W. m q1 I3 v9 {' B9 B e
Regulation
- K& c5 b7 I2 U2 I2 O; {) G* Q: DGovernment roles; t; s, Y" Z) t% z
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6 e* f8 I* g M# zEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
, J) e$ x& Y5 F0 f" RSteps taken to address deterioration
$ A/ @8 v a6 ^. I6 j1 {% s) nYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
* t' g( A5 L& Z) S1 b6 [ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
2 s6 H4 j( v5 H$ h$ T! XTopics:
6 t/ O6 d4 f+ y8 REconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
5 h$ h" R7 B! Q0 P8 |$ a& B, rTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
- A! A1 ]9 a8 O+ ^4 U1 q4 n0 {Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
U# r( b+ ^* `0 M- _9 YRecreation economics
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Individual Incentives% m. o# p3 e, m& F( R
Total Welfare
4 _1 x4 Z4 M! j6 dYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 5 N" {6 Q8 i3 X4 s
ECON 378 Law and Economics
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Issues in Criminal and Family Law7 L- l2 \& Q+ q+ v: m" [( R
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining8 O: ~1 |0 z* z( \2 u
Child Support Payments& T7 u" [$ I& d
Private Divorce agreements
/ H0 S, d7 s2 H dCriminal provisions of the Competition Act+ W- e p; J+ }- J
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Prisoners Dilemma
2 C& g1 t1 k" q; h9 NDominant Strategies
5 F: P( e" _8 @5 @- L1 i% Z2 ?Collusion% c% X7 [4 M4 K5 H3 B
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
% N2 Q- D3 w% mECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications# t/ V. B- c: _5 T
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Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games. c$ m2 [0 X% V; {* w* |
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
) @1 w$ b+ S& h- @; k% B/ Z& ^Note! Prerequisites:
0 r+ I$ \7 O2 E& O$ U0 e! YECON 384 & 299 |
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