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Trade; ~9 }$ l! c+ O; u% ?" v- M( Q
Growth
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China as an Emerging Economy
3 |2 `; I4 I9 L7 `You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!5 l( v+ d4 z! K9 V' e
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development* k& S2 D* X. U
Topics: 9 u; a B9 {4 v6 o: ]% `& y
Chinese Economy Characteristics
6 y. Y! G3 W6 M! d9 {Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
9 J8 I2 U. g5 |6 X& JConsequences of economic reform& g+ @5 } ?% B- a$ P
Canada’s economic relations with China
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9 w% ]3 S/ W! U- [$ v# NIf you would like to learn more about: 6 @( F& k) f# G! S- x: C
Rich and Poor Countries
8 g9 q9 h( F5 f4 zWhy economies differ. p; f5 E: s9 h$ N5 }( R
Causes for such differences
8 K+ S6 G7 ]( o* ^You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
* P0 I% a6 B$ L+ J8 yECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth3 B }, e& R* e( G) H3 T
Topics:
# _+ Q/ B9 I* hTechnology
& S6 G7 A9 n8 k! `Institutions
6 D( V0 E7 S2 N5 p1 bGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence + p% p( T7 a6 o6 t1 f. z+ i
" t, f9 V# z3 I8 O* NIf you enjoyed learning about 4 y: t) ?7 ?* E
Supply and Demand" u1 ?6 [2 Q5 {% V1 e& t
Consumer Behavior
0 P) @4 `& z: nProduction and Cost
/ U) Y- I/ B/ R% Z( W7 M$ O- |Price and Output7 d* C$ s' T% l3 Z; P5 ^
Market Structures" H2 D' o! u0 h# Z. |& q
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
3 a$ P# [2 Q+ @; f. |ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
j- K" L9 f9 a; e6 k8 r: ETopics: 4 T3 B. j8 Y( j1 k8 k
Theory of consumer behavior
2 i4 _0 S3 E. X7 A8 G: L5 W1 V/ @% \! rTheory of production and cost" B: y6 U1 ~3 Y! D
Price and output determination under competition
0 V0 l5 \" K" mMonopoly and other market structures: {0 K! r& o% k0 T, m
' _0 u: w7 @% k; ^If you enjoyed learning about
# B4 |+ m5 Y; g9 p3 WCosts and Benefits
b" P, s/ {7 ^Externalities
" K$ q! |1 ~9 u% W& G2 v+ [Decision-making
% v3 B/ f2 p( G+ h: nOr would like to learn more about
& N8 J4 U8 w$ p/ T+ P( rCapital Investments( {* ?! J; l: `: S
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
7 w2 J1 P9 O- q* n; t WECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
% E! h! V) }9 _# R HTopics:
$ [0 O$ M, F6 k) D. A7 _Cost-Benefit Analysis
6 g& f) V3 }# a9 J9 fEvaluating Public Investment Projects% I$ d' V* {1 C4 U
Look at examples from 4 C3 t: d1 m9 G. J, {# s
Transportation
; ]8 ^- d7 |$ p$ O. BRiver Basin Management
# T1 n5 E! \! o" V3 l8 QElectrical Generation# [ J; ^3 `. N/ ]
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about
) z9 O& _! X5 H) ^) ]+ MSupply and Demand
" B3 j% o; W9 d4 P2 K4 zExternalities
8 p2 t# h% f% w* z9 z2 JResource Allocation6 P* e1 m+ [( F6 Z
Taxation4 i) N8 i9 I+ Z6 ]
Or would like to learn more about 6 w- M( F) R) ?
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
: L( C7 F7 Y3 E" N i2 AYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!$ t4 J/ z0 [% i5 X% S' q$ u; D% ^0 f
ECON 365 Resource Economics
" S+ h0 @& `5 Q6 k$ sTopics:
6 U* L8 E" k6 o u1 t/ tExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
0 L% X- L/ ^- q! }' R8 KScarcity and pricing; k. ~- t* F9 M g- h1 A
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues% L8 ^% j; F" T6 R E
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If you enjoyed learning about
. i* u! X6 t! e5 p3 [& B" A0 lResource Allocation8 c8 K* U" O- L; F/ M: C# y* p& k5 P
Pricing
/ v/ T, ?+ u5 a# iMarkets
9 l* G: C6 P/ x' b8 i+ ^" j, V# jGovernment roles
8 v, i* h2 k6 BOr would like to learn more about
5 U' h0 L9 Z! f" IThe energy sector, including sources and markets
( u" R* i; Z# |8 k5 f, oCanadian Energy Policy and current issues5 p3 b( B6 t; \% J1 S0 `9 n2 _
You might enjoy a course about / U4 H" l+ q: p
Energy Economics!
; j$ @" Y9 }! l( e7 L% RECON 366 Energy Economics) @! N) X. ^8 i; I) v2 ]( J
Topics:
$ u( A1 O. W% ~1 P+ r o3 G+ ~! e. wPricing. J i6 m$ x6 r# v5 h# ^( ^
Role in economic growth ( y2 p( z: u- G- W8 L% h# w
Energy sources and markets
+ U' e; Q/ v) Y lRole of government
w1 v4 x! i; Z! s+ C, JRegulation
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: T+ H2 L- m6 X( ^$ D% T; JIf you enjoyed learning about
8 w4 ?! M! @% ]1 f+ EExternalities9 D% a2 b. e, R' q& A
Regulation; S7 Q/ N' b1 }% o, l5 A
Government roles4 \9 D8 s( r$ v b0 C& ?4 k
Or would like to learn more about
/ g# ~7 ?/ b( F8 J) YEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration( \9 ^' V2 A. Y* \. z
Steps taken to address deterioration5 F3 U8 n& o; c g, l
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
* Y y/ m7 |5 i! x2 K8 D `ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
& `) K4 c) d2 M3 @& `$ KTopics:
- z4 V. t8 |! D* cEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
* W) B# N U2 V* R8 Q, ^# l8 d% j3 ]Types and causes of environmental deterioration
e" Y* q; ?! z( g: P+ o2 {Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration ' S( V% K2 o+ l& R/ M" U& e
Recreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about' X8 s" E% C7 _5 C
Individual Incentives, ?; H- `% \2 I" c& q- K: F7 ~) v# N
Total Welfare
7 a1 w7 k) |$ }8 ?( g# q- bYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
& d4 e7 J9 z5 [ECON 378 Law and Economics
' c5 v" `. V6 g H( _; O2 aTopics:
! T: B, R; R0 C, Z* kIssues in Criminal and Family Law
# H8 z2 ~- M( ]4 |; @, }+ \Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
4 `; v4 k" j) d O8 xChild Support Payments+ O X N+ h( U8 @
Private Divorce agreements
( x# ]3 n( X, G% _4 l7 E# cCriminal provisions of the Competition Act6 {% P# z" r3 T: b0 f
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Prisoners Dilemma
+ a6 I0 y% v0 K! _* O! |. `Dominant Strategies" M. \$ J/ s* } }/ A. e; ], }- t
Collusion
% N- Q& B7 W6 }; o0 q% _8 bYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! ) U& E t$ l% Y6 S' ]+ e/ {9 R
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications* t) I% {" S2 `# f4 v% {; b5 L* q
Topics:
9 t5 w2 h/ _% l' i0 @: X- OAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
2 [& K# P/ R0 w5 ~Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
0 s7 C0 w5 C4 }- P+ f% h5 |Note! Prerequisites: 6 {5 u. G2 Q% m1 d! v& Z
ECON 384 & 299 |
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