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If you enjoyed learning about: 3 W. p' K& U T7 W$ @
Trade! B, p, I o+ p6 ?: w& z; u3 W! n
Growth
6 k' I2 d# u! E1 XOr would like to learn more about:
. x( H# y1 d* ^! S/ S3 kChina as an Emerging Economy
) r2 |0 |+ s& I; Y/ g7 F2 IYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
* f- m% I$ U/ R1 AECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
$ q7 _5 Q$ m$ f: b) RTopics: 3 W' `0 d+ z9 t+ E/ X3 p
Chinese Economy Characteristics
1 Z' U. k+ _' Y) j/ `& W7 cRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
% {% Z0 R$ B$ `. X: W& Z* EConsequences of economic reform
, o, B8 n' D4 i( r! Q* x2 ZCanada’s economic relations with China
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; A0 W, G5 J" M* }8 y' ?# }If you would like to learn more about:
d2 R$ @! T2 t7 G# D0 S W/ hRich and Poor Countries4 D# v5 B l& ~! P& a; R
Why economies differ+ y0 T( g! j* p6 E; ?
Causes for such differences
3 J: V3 P8 A* ~5 VYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
+ q3 C& S7 i5 A7 P A, R, Z+ LECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth8 ^5 T4 i$ @8 l: o! C/ D
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Technology' c9 z; R. \6 N) N0 X, X6 v) z
Institutions2 x2 D8 X& e* n$ o: ?
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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2 Q1 p9 d) Q5 T9 m$ Y( I9 `If you enjoyed learning about
. C. I2 x4 [2 e' d. \Supply and Demand' }: u7 Q/ t, @# r
Consumer Behavior( W0 }8 k6 M# m
Production and Cost8 A; T2 l0 s1 ]5 O; u4 Z# O
Price and Output
. s e F$ x3 a3 T7 _; ?' K4 DMarket Structures
& B. C! n/ f8 x: w8 U P5 D2 z9 HYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!; T- Y! T+ k A4 e' D
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I& Z/ f6 n5 U8 r0 i* V% \
Topics:
( _1 {2 S5 u- G; _Theory of consumer behavior
5 B) t3 F# s2 L+ pTheory of production and cost8 T5 J3 Y* X5 u
Price and output determination under competition
4 N# t$ |2 ?; I, n5 f2 e% ^6 w& iMonopoly and other market structures
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Costs and Benefits , M* E, S) u' g9 @
Externalities2 n4 c+ E3 P6 {& D1 _
Decision-making
6 k! G/ O b8 e& d, S/ IOr would like to learn more about
; P( W- z+ X7 C( K; w# ]" [Capital Investments# M- P4 @; m: v9 o) w3 y
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
2 b* e% ^6 O3 m4 xECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
0 g0 W7 X: [0 } Q0 PTopics:6 u' y: Y- b; X3 n3 E3 n$ Y
Cost-Benefit Analysis
5 ]5 ^" P, F5 n$ p+ o& Q* NEvaluating Public Investment Projects2 h' ^) s- p) ~! |9 \' m
Look at examples from $ Q4 H- p! ?5 J
Transportation4 K% K j& b1 a, e) P7 @
River Basin Management. @5 L7 n; |7 C h& \
Electrical Generation8 J6 `: u* M: N- F4 } N; z5 q$ f
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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+ s/ U, ^' N9 F) J; I* bIf you enjoyed learning about ' n; S* A9 k$ ^# y( d
Supply and Demand; }/ l4 H) w1 [2 x1 ]0 ~3 c: \) \
Externalities' h: j7 B) j$ H; ?- f' v
Resource Allocation
: ^/ {+ h3 m$ V3 u/ O( ]Taxation& l' f7 h/ O0 I
Or would like to learn more about
" J2 J7 D- c$ O, [* V5 `/ i9 P8 p! {Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
( S4 _) D2 m* H: ?& f; b; ] v7 b6 iYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
, l. C+ H3 {' J* l7 C/ M" t {ECON 365 Resource Economics
9 H' j% f' t/ RTopics:0 U5 Y, m2 b4 d* Q. m5 Q2 Z
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources6 x [& V' V: x3 Z8 e. w
Scarcity and pricing
; L2 e/ v3 F: J& O1 L* JContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
% v* A, F9 ~+ Z) lResource Allocation
- O' }- F6 b7 w# \" d# RPricing
* L, R G3 ?7 ~; P- ?: D$ L+ IMarkets
; w6 r. H! i" j# C9 F4 U6 X* WGovernment roles
$ }! L0 _- `( e9 h! nOr would like to learn more about 7 ]# P1 G: }! B. K, O) t
The energy sector, including sources and markets( `2 y' M2 a! d2 s( p
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues% ~: J) z) T$ |/ r5 m% l
You might enjoy a course about 9 |9 R1 a. E9 K# D% E- `! B( `
Energy Economics!
2 ^! ~# M1 J K7 b" J: C0 ?( W" {ECON 366 Energy Economics2 o1 f5 @. V1 \& z
Topics: 6 l+ [* a6 |. L0 y
Pricing& ?2 \ m& ` V& E7 \' o3 e6 x3 ] B$ g
Role in economic growth % ^. W- N4 X3 o! O
Energy sources and markets
- H+ K& p( R5 k/ U5 F" C5 hRole of government $ }4 }# e a" o: {4 S" s
Regulation
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Externalities
7 J* U: f3 k/ iRegulation A2 V; i. I2 J' l' t0 y8 C
Government roles
& N& S' F/ {: ROr would like to learn more about
8 Z3 F7 U5 N; n0 oEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration# B, [! q- V7 o7 k. t1 m
Steps taken to address deterioration* R9 c3 u- u2 Q" V# ^
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! ! y# j! G% m7 V {6 z% L
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
' d6 F l" ?3 J" c( l& vTopics: 5 P6 u1 V* T; I: \
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment & f: _) T6 {9 o
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
* P3 H$ m$ d4 e2 [: ]Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration . D& h9 H5 \# ~' u8 P# L
Recreation economics, H! b' j6 l3 Z& [/ [
* ~ S* b0 v7 y! V- q/ k; w6 FIf you enjoyed learning about
! f; G9 p8 ^! _1 e) A- d Individual Incentives
2 }) t; a) M( O7 D2 t) W, M7 o' NTotal Welfare
w2 U. W# Z$ }You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
" m" h9 S+ o/ p: \% G& {5 n: {ECON 378 Law and Economics
" H, c( S W* nTopics:
8 J* M5 i T+ E. FIssues in Criminal and Family Law
/ i: N' f8 L" R' m, T" g# M/ JCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
* o' _# w5 t, K" N, WChild Support Payments$ o) d' F. N5 E% x0 _* P
Private Divorce agreements+ S; L3 j. ~& M! d+ d1 f% P
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act: p! Y5 `( \" f0 m9 a6 I d1 K
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If you enjoyed learning about 7 K4 x# l- @ p$ s8 ]0 t2 ]
Prisoners Dilemma
) u% p9 F( Z" hDominant Strategies/ F2 b& `4 h) ^8 m. ]( e
Collusion
* E* J# j! e3 k* m# K3 C' RYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! & N9 r$ N# j5 {/ _; x/ r1 g
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications( u" l7 N, |' m9 T
Topics: " W. _% X$ N# H: N7 X$ V$ m
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
0 N7 r. r9 L# M+ vApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
3 K" c3 w4 S7 O( a, f- a3 FNote! Prerequisites:
3 E1 @' n" y2 K% ? H( U* M% B/ ~ECON 384 & 299 |
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