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China as an Emerging Economy4 P. t; D- g: v: j* L
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
! S8 B/ \1 j0 j# }% |( xECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
% V; c1 N7 a/ h1 x* U, T5 a5 HTopics:
. M) @8 O. _6 \Chinese Economy Characteristics1 U) g! C& w: S' S: r
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
" `5 b, ]$ A/ R* k/ S1 G6 [Consequences of economic reform
4 |- s! E3 ^) U2 d& A& x' OCanada’s economic relations with China- Z2 |3 A4 X# A! J5 _0 f2 B8 P" a" x
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If you would like to learn more about:
; o* g$ B6 G# J& t8 V& l" L& U, SRich and Poor Countries( f: H0 I( D6 M0 W6 ^
Why economies differ0 [0 _: m! P5 f r2 t" B
Causes for such differences" F" w. n# i. P. I/ h# u( y" i
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
3 P6 |7 J( j) j# P8 F/ A; ]ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth5 E4 }" y& O7 s( m7 z. {$ R9 I
Topics:
7 t; P! `, a& k& q) J u6 s6 G7 i4 [Technology
5 c$ A3 a% x% j. _5 IInstitutions
$ j; Z% o2 z M; |9 @Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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Supply and Demand* [$ x( Y4 X0 f( l/ f! v0 ^: N! _
Consumer Behavior
* C% ^; l$ J7 m1 m" J' ?Production and Cost
% b, t- l- w; a0 Y9 s4 g0 @Price and Output! G0 x ]" Q' \) x" w6 d
Market Structures# t( K& j+ K0 O+ R% @
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!. z& D- r! G8 m2 L6 n9 w
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I" u+ T2 F- }, k6 d+ T
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Theory of consumer behavior
: K; G s8 p" N1 G, PTheory of production and cost
" D$ T. _- y" g- ~2 \/ U+ k' B- m8 i, rPrice and output determination under competition
# h3 d# B) r9 }) B$ dMonopoly and other market structures" ]3 _6 v9 u' a0 A/ C
- A4 j6 W) S. a0 Y7 ]- q4 mIf you enjoyed learning about " Q3 C+ ~- ]+ k* \) S* x7 L
Costs and Benefits * W/ T; {6 b8 N* M1 Z
Externalities6 S" {% t7 n0 x& G7 Z" }
Decision-making; j0 J# b1 }! L" w8 C
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4 x# ?8 m% H' V% |( e5 v, NCapital Investments* d. s) S7 r& J1 e9 | W
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
4 O0 `& s, v1 zECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation) e3 n* T# h& y) L+ k0 n
Topics:
9 u H5 c) U- i {# tCost-Benefit Analysis6 v5 t: D' Q9 r( ^
Evaluating Public Investment Projects7 d* z0 t/ N; h+ S
Look at examples from 2 k( h$ y. b8 W) [* w4 R1 c R
Transportation
. J; V9 p# E) T! z6 i9 tRiver Basin Management
/ ^6 E' U/ V: a5 BElectrical Generation' }* Q2 @7 R* D6 y" g; x, L& y( O
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about
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Externalities, a0 e" J; v7 h2 V! q5 y8 {% O
Resource Allocation
- g3 U% J5 F w* Q+ A6 mTaxation; n! ~4 Q6 k( E8 c# y
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
5 ]2 S& r& G- `+ o" I! ]6 ~You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!3 d6 f5 _0 t0 ?2 M$ n0 Q# ^' e. q# q
ECON 365 Resource Economics& n8 v2 G+ H) }! Y( A
Topics:0 ^7 [! K0 O W0 d) y/ Q
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
6 B3 f* I! M: HScarcity and pricing
$ q( i |. R6 lContemporary Canadian resource policy issues$ z! h' V1 ?1 S1 A* p1 u+ M" v! G& h' T0 v
1 ?+ L# `6 r2 j9 ]- o* ^If you enjoyed learning about
$ M9 ]" x* }) G6 N' p0 R4 z9 cResource Allocation
; L- B3 p& i8 l9 M7 z1 |% PPricing( c! I; K7 T) |+ X3 I
Markets ^% {1 S7 Z$ p- {+ X
Government roles
. V( [; h" D+ O2 ^0 {+ E. ?Or would like to learn more about
& w% g( c! A, ?/ m0 f" fThe energy sector, including sources and markets
' c+ Z# l% _0 {9 PCanadian Energy Policy and current issues' ^, j# k7 C8 v! Y! h% M5 K
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Energy Economics!! }$ I3 R- ?0 a4 [+ r$ ?* k" V; z
ECON 366 Energy Economics
+ o$ u6 B2 b' N4 L# uTopics: 4 O7 J6 F4 m' t3 V" ]7 a! K8 l
Pricing
! k( ^5 j. m% ~Role in economic growth
" K0 @% x1 E5 B+ D( lEnergy sources and markets ) t) E1 q8 G: O7 O
Role of government
# R1 F* V6 C! W1 Y2 CRegulation 1 k- r" B6 F& _3 o! g' X
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( P0 N' y& Q# Q' T, r) N" TGovernment roles1 p+ r; j8 \% A( S! {* z
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1 P! n {2 Y: E I: I1 C. M4 oEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
' K9 F" T; J* |# rSteps taken to address deterioration
" k7 G. X, p( r2 s7 V1 S4 }* ]5 gYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
$ y6 i, {6 K2 l+ nECON 369 Economics of the Environment1 _4 R* ]* ?1 q3 H' t5 @$ ^% V! w
Topics: & T: n) a# {( r0 R: [
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
' z4 h( b, ^ S' t0 QTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
% C- D5 a8 j8 }, TTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration & h7 z. I0 X- z( I
Recreation economics6 h" M0 f# s, `8 v N; u. [5 c
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Individual Incentives; D" x( x1 i9 Q
Total Welfare 2 P" l1 d( z: Y; G4 }, }
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
4 E/ e6 ~$ V8 \; @- d! |- T( x _ECON 378 Law and Economics
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Issues in Criminal and Family Law7 \" |* h8 @! |% L) G9 i! D
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
- G/ L' Y% v( \9 a4 t3 wChild Support Payments( ^, d1 g% {4 q# {: \* B7 a: Y
Private Divorce agreements% P6 f) y/ m8 l
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act; o. @3 P# g# |% U
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, F5 Y3 {3 X9 p, `& N) vPrisoners Dilemma
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Collusion2 ]! |% c- ^" T x, ^9 x
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
J+ {3 P; P7 [' ~ ~) m: zECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
' I! W& D/ J# {6 ITopics: * ]5 H1 `) b( m2 l! d1 y: T+ _
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
: G9 Y9 O+ m" yApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion ; G8 V5 S6 x3 O V9 } h& F
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