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Trade
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China as an Emerging Economy
4 Z4 R! w6 g* v7 v" Q! CYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!# N, U7 _3 g3 L8 b2 S3 b: j k
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
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Chinese Economy Characteristics1 P5 G2 G- Z. I- S2 _4 c8 i* E: q
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy9 S2 b3 r1 K9 C) T+ x3 P
Consequences of economic reform
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Rich and Poor Countries
w2 H+ Y/ M2 [6 p3 lWhy economies differ
% Y0 N2 Y7 u3 S8 |Causes for such differences( [4 V' e9 R) h8 A
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ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
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& ^6 P' u' ?5 E8 z' V3 xTechnology1 u4 z- X; r9 [; A% e$ w8 P
Institutions( p0 r8 C6 b# B
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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Supply and Demand( |2 J$ J- C* W K% H
Consumer Behavior3 K& p1 n- ]0 ~; h
Production and Cost" ?8 Z) k) V( H9 p+ q4 x6 {
Price and Output
/ Q$ L2 A8 K! uMarket Structures
; m2 v# t; N. y# I* tYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
! H# ~: A& \" l# yECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I- B P! u, M' B1 N- _5 k7 b- ~
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Theory of consumer behavior1 ?5 P; e! {3 F% m; E8 k
Theory of production and cost% L: w/ a1 D3 @
Price and output determination under competition$ b/ e9 k, f. w, e- a8 \& `
Monopoly and other market structures
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Costs and Benefits $ K3 C* A, F, d+ \/ n5 I1 w
Externalities
- K( M0 q* Y6 b+ R' O3 ADecision-making; E8 D- Q7 t; W6 l7 q3 \
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Capital Investments# N$ ^/ H9 j+ Y% K; ~8 l& T
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
& f; G$ L7 O1 d, xECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation7 u+ u4 s0 r7 _) Z& w: H1 N: j+ I+ X
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Cost-Benefit Analysis1 Y/ Z& B7 o1 H. }3 I
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
K( [; o1 n' j( i2 E1 j( K/ zLook at examples from 5 N2 s& C8 J% i1 d6 i
Transportation
0 V. n) F4 a! f/ U, q' i# dRiver Basin Management
* O$ e$ G2 g" Q o: g/ C, Q3 K tElectrical Generation6 _9 o$ L& ]* s2 {9 q- z
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control# M! W* p9 B# j1 M4 t
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: `" p" B. E2 u1 p& O. `Externalities! @$ t2 M' M b" t6 q9 J
Resource Allocation; x. l7 L/ Q) x1 ~
Taxation
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada' }4 T1 W. J) e0 B& N1 H/ ~( [
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!- l Z5 N: J' ~$ v8 H. R9 i! {
ECON 365 Resource Economics
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Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources/ t" w) _, }. i1 r/ o% g
Scarcity and pricing. j. [& o) x3 V. F
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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. Y& `6 B* F* R# e+ Q* oResource Allocation
. E' N0 e9 P0 [3 O& DPricing
8 A0 p9 d( _8 m5 f' Y6 B( ^* ZMarkets% }' t- Z% H/ C1 ^- {0 j
Government roles* Y2 a" ]/ I7 n! _6 H: F
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; V# x2 g7 m3 H) B; H3 t4 B* nThe energy sector, including sources and markets1 J, I: ~5 |8 @' Y8 x- T2 d
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
9 T; _% m6 J3 f* R9 B8 o) r+ u* n1 ~2 FYou might enjoy a course about
T% ~+ R3 M1 W& YEnergy Economics!
2 ?2 l9 ?: B: d4 d5 G4 ^2 BECON 366 Energy Economics3 b5 z$ i! K% S3 i; k
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Pricing& X1 b* d1 a5 [" O7 F4 a: ]
Role in economic growth 0 ]/ Z4 ?2 L3 [5 r9 x/ I; C
Energy sources and markets ( v) f" \+ F% P+ f( h _
Role of government
. ~# P ^: H, dRegulation
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Regulation
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration. @ W% `% d1 k
Steps taken to address deterioration
3 {' w& r* u5 X" _4 E7 ^5 v+ M. SYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 6 }* F0 `4 C3 a2 I g7 F
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment2 Q" u* \) H/ f% e$ v0 ]
Topics:
! q2 ]% `7 e" F. ^+ OEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment 4 j, B, w2 A' U6 P& @0 c* k4 a9 f
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
q8 d( x; m5 k1 N- @ mTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 7 `& C6 ^% S4 L4 i5 J
Recreation economics; ~* o2 @9 g! v5 O. H
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Individual Incentives
* P5 `8 i. I. E7 l8 _& d1 |9 ?Total Welfare ' G- L" d i9 f( U+ G H. S
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 7 m* }# T5 G. W! |/ |: J1 h1 B0 N) n
ECON 378 Law and Economics
. A* E/ V# E7 l* YTopics:
1 S0 w+ y( h" S& n$ u, J7 {+ oIssues in Criminal and Family Law
$ _: ]# @5 o8 Q ]# qCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
: x5 ^# @2 {3 F: d; i8 u8 aChild Support Payments4 ]2 I! e" u% z+ Y! U# B
Private Divorce agreements4 v8 w( x$ _8 r2 f. v- p+ b9 [4 ]
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act k, d0 M5 o' M: M% j6 h
3 w y' f& B" |% Z$ W: y: h0 FIf you enjoyed learning about
# I1 M: X& F9 n3 U! W& ^Prisoners Dilemma. w2 @$ J) I' R0 @
Dominant Strategies! c# j- g7 x3 ?' a( I) B
Collusion
* J9 u3 c9 ?$ w# c" lYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! & w. [" C) h: e' z
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
. Y4 \2 w7 j2 gTopics: 8 O+ }2 l1 ~) T2 E+ C# @4 F! p
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
* r! i) p- s7 S6 a I/ O4 IApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion / _0 M2 v+ L( @$ I( O3 _% _
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