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If you enjoyed learning about:
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Growth" f+ a, `9 B* N. a
Or would like to learn more about:
7 k5 S: I! r5 e# [8 u( EChina as an Emerging Economy! v2 e! Y( \- Y, `
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
, c, W$ O3 j$ T8 S- j# vECON 211 Chinese Economic Development: w+ K$ L* o8 X, n" R( i/ |
Topics: $ F0 {8 E* A$ L9 |: Z- i" h8 y
Chinese Economy Characteristics
) J! m9 z! E2 @) q+ w' {! b) i0 IRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
7 Q/ ]) z; |7 bConsequences of economic reform
' \8 j Q! ?7 ~! U6 ?5 DCanada’s economic relations with China0 B* M* S# t, M9 f' L+ X/ W6 D, L
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If you would like to learn more about:
9 O+ O7 r: z8 f# |. BRich and Poor Countries! @5 t: }1 }0 l. {
Why economies differ0 A& N- H& p6 a! N
Causes for such differences
5 B# g' a8 U2 e+ ?5 H9 g \6 d' PYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
/ {" ?* G! f6 H ?. b/ l8 FECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth4 L7 [- _, M8 z8 w
Topics:
- m$ R5 g: Y5 _Technology
7 W6 S' O+ t, g$ Q- z, s( uInstitutions* G" ]$ Z! G$ C
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence 3 p% l7 {: \$ }$ X
; Y( z! v1 K2 ?( `If you enjoyed learning about 2 C. a7 W2 P% k* o9 G( y4 Z
Supply and Demand
1 T) _/ c$ `- hConsumer Behavior
% s% k, r2 d/ [1 ?# ^Production and Cost" O4 i2 V% A8 }% Y1 b
Price and Output
' M1 R$ }" Z, ]5 _ g9 lMarket Structures1 F& ]9 v( U! \0 p4 m. P4 a/ x& v
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!; J8 n( s- b9 h6 e
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I1 E+ `, i. h, p' D" C1 E
Topics:
5 X3 W x3 \/ s. ~5 a9 ETheory of consumer behavior
' R* G6 C: t0 {& D: CTheory of production and cost# y8 U, P2 y6 U0 y
Price and output determination under competition
. m# c& n! [5 U/ zMonopoly and other market structures
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If you enjoyed learning about
. [8 X2 x. h8 z6 }# aCosts and Benefits
* F# H5 h! k- ` r7 F$ m9 U- u% NExternalities8 `# j$ h1 U- f7 c6 N
Decision-making/ r; I, g) i' l4 l
Or would like to learn more about 8 Y- A8 u4 j0 K5 ]# N
Capital Investments
" e' m3 I) R" a* U; _; nYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
+ l3 @; I9 v2 L! n! n. `ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
' b" ?6 p: g- o5 t* p% ETopics:$ F2 d- g; g8 W7 m+ [0 t, S
Cost-Benefit Analysis
! @- P# L6 ]8 `0 e& LEvaluating Public Investment Projects; H5 q4 I$ T' G$ L; w
Look at examples from + J) ]& [4 J, k/ s
Transportation7 u" s; K% X0 Y4 M3 |* T- Q/ z
River Basin Management
- l/ m# k2 C& L3 ~( IElectrical Generation
0 [$ ^1 j& b1 Q4 cOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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# z& U8 b" C8 T d) s! R HIf you enjoyed learning about
6 y+ o9 e9 C0 OSupply and Demand( l/ M4 j8 L8 \2 F, u
Externalities! s! L; Y7 f2 x7 `* D" m0 R
Resource Allocation
* x: k, m2 `+ Y$ W& QTaxation. M% s+ ~8 [# C: n' M; c# H5 N
Or would like to learn more about
* [1 h1 e; H: L1 I5 hSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
: A5 A4 h3 p- j( i4 q4 jYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!3 Z- h* J# C2 s& ?" Z; r0 m4 @
ECON 365 Resource Economics
! P0 P7 M0 P& B' @ K* S# wTopics:
0 E" a, d- y5 x% V- eExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources4 y( @7 ]' K4 @& A! b2 B
Scarcity and pricing7 B1 }$ _. W" [* d3 B
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
F3 D1 O0 ?& U d' _$ VResource Allocation
8 E1 ^ z$ c e5 J) i! uPricing: p7 Y# e4 o% S, n
Markets
9 ~, j# {/ {" s. G- ZGovernment roles
. f* ^' a0 `* j [7 `# ]; pOr would like to learn more about + S- j' {( ~" c7 I, Y
The energy sector, including sources and markets
0 x8 O( S: y1 LCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
3 P1 I$ y3 m' ~9 V I \You might enjoy a course about " d+ i) F: n/ \0 F$ V3 S# t
Energy Economics!
, M6 L1 [4 t$ H3 ?' P! L8 }ECON 366 Energy Economics
# f; A2 n$ y% b+ a; j$ y B: ~Topics:
) M* t+ y8 s. `Pricing+ D9 [+ s7 B' J: b
Role in economic growth
6 D* X I5 i* |. m7 S- HEnergy sources and markets $ K$ C( O( S9 x _% Z
Role of government
) U" u; |- b- D% zRegulation
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7 c n) _2 ~) ]2 \2 b! A8 A( pIf you enjoyed learning about
7 ^( p8 p2 Q' k' E. p9 JExternalities7 l) W3 l( r# w9 f# J: _
Regulation
! o/ k! u+ z) k: n' i2 Y- z5 hGovernment roles5 a3 `# \+ T- d/ q% ~5 G1 A
Or would like to learn more about 3 C8 X' p0 c% P* Z0 }- f9 t" G+ [
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
9 @, r+ E& }6 g! A/ ^# W. ?" F) qSteps taken to address deterioration# |" J* i- ?+ L+ ?8 `( ]4 Y
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! / D+ U: p' V' ]5 t0 h' x, r; Q! M
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
" X+ L( C7 x/ Y) cTopics: 7 E( T9 @8 A: G: l7 P; |5 r9 q r
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
; o+ P; L/ w( N( v. aTypes and causes of environmental deterioration ( F" i. [0 y# d! V
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
6 a* l" Z v- c: j3 W; Q" PRecreation economics! l' P) k& F0 d3 L
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If you enjoyed learning about
: S. B+ c5 j/ a1 N7 w% y Individual Incentives
7 V: q3 E; {1 L/ x7 \5 ^) E1 [Total Welfare 0 y1 d" A0 Q, }4 X$ F
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
3 N& t8 C: x4 e: B1 y' lECON 378 Law and Economics4 P) ?! V, K C- X6 [2 ^
Topics:
% H8 ]/ v& m; l4 _Issues in Criminal and Family Law
. k# e: ^( Q" j, _; x+ l8 yCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining/ y( V. k0 q W2 d
Child Support Payments: L; F3 Q" R3 l; A5 x% U
Private Divorce agreements' h+ @( b r3 I$ f/ n; e3 [
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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Prisoners Dilemma
( J& F9 P% X: n% l+ ~& mDominant Strategies
+ X. r. l( E. B& ^- S: W; ICollusion# ^0 Y+ [$ Z" X y/ w3 o( P
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
8 C4 d8 Y4 A# n1 |- h4 `ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications1 ?+ n, D& @1 s& f: N1 M
Topics: $ G. v1 V* `# t1 I2 S5 u+ O
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
4 B& }; B" u4 p9 @/ QApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 2 q( ?" p5 O. u3 T" j, p
Note! Prerequisites:
; D! O2 d+ {/ M2 ]9 t1 {$ OECON 384 & 299 |
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