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5 X( I0 F/ T- b0 v. b& x9 [% dTrade5 ?- ^ V* ?6 V. E* ]
Growth7 l+ ^- ^: z' O- V, L5 l
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# q$ P: H% B: [. H; N) e# _China as an Emerging Economy& ^3 D# u* t6 z" n' V) N& C
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!/ }4 l1 \, W5 a5 L7 ^
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development4 _( h# b4 m% u& T% F) S
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Chinese Economy Characteristics3 Y3 A# ^2 T/ c0 u, v$ v
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
$ N/ [6 n* A. gConsequences of economic reform1 o, f# [' U5 M1 w/ c
Canada’s economic relations with China
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Rich and Poor Countries
& g0 d) u+ i- s% p6 L* v) T* `Why economies differ
8 x) h# R9 ^) E5 N# X1 x* w' CCauses for such differences2 j" j( {5 _% u6 f# f; B* y
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
/ d5 s6 X. z* P) ^ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth0 p: {. _9 N9 ]# O
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Technology( e K; v: ^4 N
Institutions
F* D2 E( e2 {+ h2 g* vGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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& s- k8 F# v% m4 C: Z4 T, gIf you enjoyed learning about
: h% O$ J& A. u( L# j% V9 {Supply and Demand; w! ]9 ^4 p' I+ W* j
Consumer Behavior( l% I8 \# B1 p9 t& Z+ M1 ?
Production and Cost/ W5 `6 w3 \& T' O8 p
Price and Output
' q0 D& c1 p b( |/ r, ^8 [Market Structures- D! R# d% Q4 M6 {8 j
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
& W N( P; n& AECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
& a5 ^' P0 M# x0 w% a" @1 i+ xTopics:
0 o5 S; p* Y. R9 j0 uTheory of consumer behavior8 E7 u* ]8 H0 B
Theory of production and cost# [0 H' G- p# W, O: @' s
Price and output determination under competition
7 {/ g' P2 b/ Z$ B2 w/ L" cMonopoly and other market structures
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Costs and Benefits # u- d# I; m+ X
Externalities- e5 ?' v( c4 }" D
Decision-making
, N' s- T8 }$ l E3 a- k& s* B9 fOr would like to learn more about " ?, ^6 B- p a8 ~0 L0 S, N. p, h
Capital Investments
5 P& w( \/ J+ V! t2 T# g+ ^' vYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!; E% v% N- _0 `
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
0 }1 H( @4 Q9 Q$ @0 p: \Topics:. B2 f |# \4 Y; _! Z* r6 \* \% \& P
Cost-Benefit Analysis$ e6 F; R0 F3 C, m' l
Evaluating Public Investment Projects3 u9 A5 z2 U5 E/ r6 C8 f( i! @
Look at examples from
7 B+ d3 R$ n; `, DTransportation
/ `2 \0 l! y1 E/ @. YRiver Basin Management5 \, ~* q) [* r# d9 ?
Electrical Generation( c+ \) w! r) b5 o; k) m# x2 g( {+ e
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control% [! \8 S4 x- U$ t# h' U
, a0 J" n. V/ s; I3 ^4 ~6 JIf you enjoyed learning about
5 a& G, O5 z2 cSupply and Demand! H5 S$ Y( t2 [
Externalities4 e* R9 l0 J' L) ]
Resource Allocation2 q" K. x6 J7 q( S1 K2 L( U$ B# {
Taxation
( K, ~, V5 b0 v; P1 Z. J& OOr would like to learn more about
7 u# }( A: z" USupply of Natural Resources in Canada
& G3 Y! q$ T& [/ }7 ^( EYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
* [0 i; U1 B2 hECON 365 Resource Economics
7 g) Q7 P& \8 |, X4 W3 Q% w% HTopics:6 M1 z6 P# ~ O$ }. z8 ~5 U
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
; L- {' X7 }7 d* P" O9 e# B# cScarcity and pricing
: Z: X) D; K$ n% QContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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- E% h# W+ x3 e4 t3 NIf you enjoyed learning about * F- u- G0 D, t/ O) x" c- K7 Q8 B
Resource Allocation8 c/ |- H% ] n" t+ p. I. ^2 ]3 R
Pricing- }+ @2 V' I* ]$ Z& k2 |
Markets/ f2 g: e4 t- p9 z5 {
Government roles' V* q6 i* F+ o* J- U7 U. ?/ o5 d( F
Or would like to learn more about : G3 w' r3 e v- X+ n
The energy sector, including sources and markets
! d4 ?5 {% ]. `& t/ @1 K5 {Canadian Energy Policy and current issues* i" x: q3 W- K) J
You might enjoy a course about ( j9 G0 f# ^' W# G; H9 P( p- _
Energy Economics!( J/ ~3 F. z+ N: W" ?
ECON 366 Energy Economics# a, d% }: E% p& d, I4 L F
Topics:
c* {6 q: [' } t4 D# fPricing* R% I# V. [& v2 \" Q
Role in economic growth ' ?: u4 |* ]/ @
Energy sources and markets - t/ c3 b; n; ^+ q
Role of government ; K, V* B/ X) ?! ]
Regulation
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% ?5 M/ Y1 @1 n7 HIf you enjoyed learning about 9 r) C3 f; J: c8 M! T
Externalities# A* h# P1 I2 T1 h
Regulation8 w1 e3 C; q# M: ?
Government roles
2 Y; K- D5 r* }$ A( ]; ~9 I1 a* |Or would like to learn more about
* r. m* [6 C; x! \Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration6 X8 V; j/ }; u9 H% R$ Q
Steps taken to address deterioration
# Q. T! ?8 r d3 J( `/ JYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
, ^ j( |8 J1 L% D4 ~0 v& KECON 369 Economics of the Environment" }0 o8 s9 K. ]1 m, H5 _
Topics:
& B$ e& m# q% K% d CEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment . [# e( y2 v ?/ X; d* J
Types and causes of environmental deterioration - w2 \5 z+ D" h. l p
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
( X* P! Y( {* H1 ?0 URecreation economics" y- k, e: x7 L; M% w& ]# t
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If you enjoyed learning about% a/ |. d- s [3 y* G: h h: E6 j; j0 a
Individual Incentives, Z, M; }- ]- ]3 e
Total Welfare
$ A# y; L) t' W6 ]2 UYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
5 o# J, G$ V* k' E1 vECON 378 Law and Economics4 C l0 g! d. g9 A9 x# u+ M, h. C
Topics: " l) C+ I% A5 ~+ y; W# i
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
. x- p# i0 Z8 y" bCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
& b6 |" F# h' E; o( K/ J+ iChild Support Payments
& R4 b ~1 S) d% h/ KPrivate Divorce agreements( E* \; i1 u7 e) }! Z' G# v& r7 G
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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If you enjoyed learning about
7 y' i/ a3 I# L. q3 c2 ~Prisoners Dilemma
: F+ ~, g$ P1 @; P+ r7 z# K2 X0 yDominant Strategies
& ?* E7 E! m2 }, o! U5 WCollusion* s! A+ v! ?# P/ X
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 8 S: O7 ?! W3 t+ U. h8 w7 \0 E
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
4 {5 n! @8 Q: P0 r; }Topics:
) e, r# Y* `& o/ `2 kAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
0 n+ K9 f6 `/ HApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
5 O3 h# S$ s# j& l& q2 rNote! Prerequisites: {; Y. s- m- _5 I
ECON 384 & 299 |
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