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If you enjoyed learning about:
- t: c6 S: A7 L+ d+ fTrade6 r+ }+ K+ `9 L3 {) `, B8 q
Growth
7 M& N+ p* |. G' d( {& MOr would like to learn more about: 5 o4 Y2 `- ^& m6 S( \. i
China as an Emerging Economy
- U' {8 M/ j4 P5 ~You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!/ {5 p* E0 m% _" d, r X
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
: m4 p! H" @4 o' E) y8 _! a, ^1 _Topics:
- n$ _' ~3 `. S* e7 w, @7 EChinese Economy Characteristics
6 t7 h0 m' H1 CRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
( P8 F. @' W9 u" a: f7 a9 c' G3 ~Consequences of economic reform1 s( O! \8 _# t: [2 x
Canada’s economic relations with China, M) N V/ s) z( X+ |% E+ U
5 L2 G! w" m- T4 rIf you would like to learn more about: W5 w9 x1 \7 J; [5 |5 }9 f
Rich and Poor Countries3 _5 P$ H' B. r) Z+ `) w% Y9 p
Why economies differ: \+ [. T! y/ ?" d
Causes for such differences4 ^1 Z* J5 ~! C! {' o2 T* u
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
0 T! e% W& ]8 T1 B# JECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
: G0 ]" I* n/ ~9 Y; CTopics:
$ X% Z/ ]- O p% pTechnology
* N e K7 w IInstitutions/ z" [7 e: s1 X# A3 b0 n
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence & r" p5 O- a4 \7 a/ ~4 ^& y
; V, L$ Y( _4 }' e0 u; ?6 vIf you enjoyed learning about
. p v- W {! W7 F" O5 O NSupply and Demand
6 U5 l; X9 e- M0 m& ?& UConsumer Behavior; a' D" I7 F) ] i$ l) q3 Z, Z
Production and Cost; F: k& O, M* z5 ~7 Z- b
Price and Output
: G! A' M7 I6 Z& s1 p2 @Market Structures. i$ C/ B' u) T5 R
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
6 j |* {1 d+ t1 {* j6 g6 j2 N6 IECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I8 b/ V- \3 d: q9 q: }
Topics: 1 H# ^3 |! W% |# e. V
Theory of consumer behavior) b0 G) D' G8 l1 ~' u* S# s% t& ], U0 V
Theory of production and cost
: v1 p8 |: s R8 u& \- i* l6 ]) lPrice and output determination under competition/ c% {/ h* m* X+ E: D! {
Monopoly and other market structures
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" s' W- y/ g7 `If you enjoyed learning about 9 L" u" [4 y* W1 {
Costs and Benefits ; |; {( j. y, H$ s% K7 U2 d
Externalities. e5 o5 O# B& y8 N- ?# i7 a
Decision-making
/ K; C" v1 J# K- j, @Or would like to learn more about * s' u5 l2 B `: O- S& _8 y0 c
Capital Investments
4 W1 |- E. [3 P# zYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!+ E4 h% ^8 b1 Q, ] v& u
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
$ t( N4 n1 c/ {2 `/ y) [3 ?4 C( `Topics:& e. _% b1 n% `9 S. x7 K
Cost-Benefit Analysis# P4 F8 W# J8 j4 ]- w5 q1 v1 b
Evaluating Public Investment Projects9 p6 P3 f4 Z( P: G6 k& X0 P
Look at examples from 8 y/ h5 [1 I u+ o
Transportation, a: q9 Y6 c3 D& w, ?
River Basin Management
4 U' u4 m$ |" h2 M- rElectrical Generation4 B& O3 _4 J1 {2 d0 b6 }' T+ \2 I
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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* U+ z: g0 k; C3 n1 g. C" WIf you enjoyed learning about % z$ i1 [/ I i) W, {
Supply and Demand6 l$ ]0 n% @; ?. ?& k3 m
Externalities# V# m/ ] }0 f+ F
Resource Allocation W- j4 {7 B+ ?* h7 |- w
Taxation8 K- X+ c3 A; {/ E
Or would like to learn more about $ k0 g/ |% R% _, c- ~2 d
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada( E% n3 V/ m# b5 Y
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!- v0 v. g# j U1 J, G$ H
ECON 365 Resource Economics
' A: K- r1 r! Y6 O, @: GTopics:
; j( W9 G# }! w# F$ b4 `% NExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
1 w( {/ a5 r+ q& ?& W; pScarcity and pricing
. W( T; K0 O r( S+ {6 ?% ~Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues+ ^( H3 {( }3 e7 \ f" N, X
0 z* d9 k5 V- S, [ A' k% j5 W( T
If you enjoyed learning about # |: Q* q2 ^8 J: A& L" q
Resource Allocation, Q R, Q& c/ P4 `$ p
Pricing
) r1 B4 M7 E# k! }/ UMarkets9 y9 M p8 A4 s( Z
Government roles) C5 j# b9 }! A4 _1 m
Or would like to learn more about
3 r: x( v# j% k+ A$ xThe energy sector, including sources and markets
p; F0 a! |2 m: ?: [# F6 |& ACanadian Energy Policy and current issues; k/ O3 g2 ?2 W1 ^
You might enjoy a course about
( H J" A- ?% Y! ]Energy Economics!9 G# x4 E, z& i( @ G5 A- _
ECON 366 Energy Economics
8 u4 s! G+ d( [8 ~+ B9 w: g1 hTopics: . s! n* a/ m6 E# J8 ^& i% C
Pricing
- M& N3 b! d3 W, _Role in economic growth O4 N) \0 }- i# C& y4 y/ [
Energy sources and markets
. O, K5 Y# G5 b9 [. t/ ~Role of government ; w4 _* I( ?+ D6 y& E
Regulation % K/ Q# v0 J6 {
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Externalities5 q; K' ~5 u3 j' ~# m' x% j4 S# c
Regulation
5 J: U7 t3 b2 ]Government roles/ d* ~, b; X. h6 O/ u. J, b
Or would like to learn more about ) l! i/ p# y/ c' x. A! c. N
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
$ R% B% Q. s4 r# R) F( h) MSteps taken to address deterioration
y5 k" P. W* L5 G- r! lYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
; p, O* L/ L1 S( V& mECON 369 Economics of the Environment
8 v% a# Z9 n9 `$ vTopics:
1 X4 i2 g9 L c( X6 n7 C( oEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment ( h% i6 s. N8 q
Types and causes of environmental deterioration $ ^# d3 O9 l8 E+ K: \3 }& q
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration , h6 x/ F# S4 M, W }' X. N
Recreation economics1 ?% y8 L# A5 ]4 O/ i& n; R" E
8 B3 x8 ~+ s! M+ q6 T: nIf you enjoyed learning about
0 `3 J* F/ A( j5 H0 d Individual Incentives
9 F8 D% L8 ?) N8 YTotal Welfare 7 J& B# i \5 l8 t1 K
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
+ Y: b5 Y% q# J' ^" `' _ECON 378 Law and Economics F) a( Z4 o: K
Topics: - S3 i) _+ b1 Y3 u+ [0 P0 J" D, a
Issues in Criminal and Family Law( \: J$ K2 v& S/ }8 o
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining! W! e) H1 {1 U. {# [ _
Child Support Payments$ M1 v- m a' H" e3 n
Private Divorce agreements2 ]/ U& v7 {7 o/ S
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act1 q% D2 k( u, T
( E6 n8 l, e, F6 P5 m1 OIf you enjoyed learning about 3 R1 G2 Q4 X# g9 z7 P
Prisoners Dilemma
9 y, ~; o% R0 F+ \Dominant Strategies
" z. q1 p0 h! X' iCollusion
0 W0 N& h3 e1 }* o4 n. n$ eYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
) {' H, @) [2 c2 K6 ], bECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications O9 K' S( W4 v9 H# ]4 [# c
Topics: . L) d. C. U# y: t
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
4 F# ^' v4 S# g {# FApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
4 B9 X; g, p) Q, NNote! Prerequisites: # ^4 c1 L+ Z, w$ V; ?4 ^, W
ECON 384 & 299 |
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