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If you enjoyed learning about:
6 ?$ n v ~% `* y/ @Trade
% h( w2 z8 O3 V) i3 [+ N$ I( A9 WGrowth+ Q0 w J) b: h9 B
Or would like to learn more about: # D$ }" M6 t9 r1 e8 o
China as an Emerging Economy, x' I( e, n+ H3 x k* H
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!2 T0 e3 u$ u% _4 o: M) Y& c
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
; y0 }9 Q- U3 v. A# T' o$ p# {Topics: : g( _+ E9 R g
Chinese Economy Characteristics9 _, Q, f+ v+ _: _6 c% s
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy" \; X# H5 z$ h$ L6 Z( C
Consequences of economic reform! k( e ?1 ^1 e. H
Canada’s economic relations with China
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5 ~% Y- v# n) o5 }. g3 _" w7 dIf you would like to learn more about: 3 S# ]/ z. Q. T9 d
Rich and Poor Countries
9 c ? L) k. D& K5 q2 \( ?Why economies differ
+ `; T- A9 \: V6 M! P: D' ~Causes for such differences
3 M. h! V! [' D7 u9 k6 vYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth9 v6 q: L$ |. e5 v9 A( Q& C
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
" R3 R: m/ p4 u2 d; ~: jTopics:1 ]. E( K0 i+ F. u
Technology
4 Y8 a' S# e/ R4 i0 ^9 K# w! FInstitutions0 t& M8 `* Y2 W; Y$ i- X$ M* q
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence 5 Y3 {* C% B$ n# p/ [
6 }$ j0 Y6 N* I! U aIf you enjoyed learning about : V( R! ?7 A, B p6 X7 w) ?
Supply and Demand9 y- L$ }0 t4 @ j
Consumer Behavior
; c; Z# _- n W' T1 z; o4 \Production and Cost
: G: @6 I6 o9 a# BPrice and Output
9 ]1 R( V: D, _& N6 g" BMarket Structures* Y9 V& \: L" _ D5 }
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
D! G' L9 h4 Y) Y! j: ?ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I) y7 r: _. Q7 k$ Z9 I- U8 P8 ^
Topics: ; c4 n1 y' l# q' h4 _! Z
Theory of consumer behavior' E- p, ]: q$ I) x- V
Theory of production and cost7 N3 [/ w9 G4 L
Price and output determination under competition. B3 G" m2 e1 j1 _
Monopoly and other market structures; s' B+ m) K4 {+ s; U
, S; R$ ^# m; n9 Y( O; E: k$ d
If you enjoyed learning about
* t2 |' ^7 q% \/ oCosts and Benefits # `" S+ L, B8 B! y
Externalities
& ~, f8 U7 s1 i# z! V8 yDecision-making
4 u) h3 J0 H# R8 G5 aOr would like to learn more about " ^0 u9 x% {# K9 u
Capital Investments
! u- O, o/ G9 f" e3 S8 g& `2 GYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!: w/ {* b- p6 |- e# Y3 U
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation j; o# D0 V; s* A8 H4 y/ s
Topics: A+ ?4 m: ^( N Z
Cost-Benefit Analysis* P9 R9 r8 `8 ]9 W8 l* p: P4 C
Evaluating Public Investment Projects0 f6 h& }3 y9 s7 _6 B7 H4 P* s+ X
Look at examples from 6 n7 n9 `! m* B/ N
Transportation
7 d; P! w! g. Z+ aRiver Basin Management1 }( I4 n- f5 p* F3 F
Electrical Generation8 R+ P1 \: E0 E: o9 A0 A
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about 7 x& p- |- Q2 W# Z8 I) f
Supply and Demand
$ ^, V n: i+ p! f& Q# P" SExternalities
7 ^6 r2 r5 w; M- V3 x! r/ ]Resource Allocation
& W3 p% O! f: l8 l# a5 j. V% V4 fTaxation) \2 A0 k* p3 G0 l
Or would like to learn more about , K7 y- x. m1 S5 N% |
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
2 M& C( I( ~3 B) t, KYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
, G, N" T6 \7 ~2 NECON 365 Resource Economics8 w5 k9 {- z# M% U4 W+ z1 A+ e4 [
Topics:* S. L A8 D6 D S
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
4 ~. r& {! g5 H( VScarcity and pricing+ U+ z7 U) o# f
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues& X7 C+ Y. m, \
7 X2 j' Q) ?' |/ ?2 T# G: X0 g
If you enjoyed learning about
9 m6 }: Y9 C- h) e4 t1 aResource Allocation, t. X9 `! x$ S, I/ B0 C
Pricing
N7 x; n- x# K, JMarkets5 X$ h! a8 v* M
Government roles9 M6 N {- q" r* h6 t5 a8 x8 h9 Z
Or would like to learn more about
7 C. O) W; n6 gThe energy sector, including sources and markets6 I: w1 W7 e6 A7 z' o L3 k3 ^
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
% g" Y5 r0 U# {3 D0 v, ]. _. aYou might enjoy a course about
) L' S0 t" o* v( K% W: U4 uEnergy Economics!, n# X( X6 k- `$ |3 U
ECON 366 Energy Economics- d! b! W9 x; U( K0 e5 Y/ ~" ?- c- [
Topics:
, m/ g9 y2 F/ e* [7 q. vPricing: v/ i* j$ u: H; O
Role in economic growth
; V9 \/ Q* V, q6 u0 lEnergy sources and markets / f5 \. ~: [# Y" E$ Q0 G8 r
Role of government
* c. Q; a8 ]/ W& g% j0 L8 K6 N J( NRegulation . ]+ q& W( e8 N! z9 N' K7 O+ j7 o: p
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If you enjoyed learning about
9 M2 h' O" O# a0 l5 M! T6 ZExternalities
& a; L) ?# U# p' }# r- m# _( d/ CRegulation
' h$ B% j- ]+ l$ W2 YGovernment roles
& z+ \0 H! c6 S* W* s' X9 p4 oOr would like to learn more about
1 F( m! D9 T( V6 l o$ o' CEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration' G" _! I F, |. {0 v
Steps taken to address deterioration- c1 A. l4 P6 a- Z: O9 L. f
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
( A- N6 ?# y* B9 f, c9 X4 BECON 369 Economics of the Environment
2 l) |& n& D* @* z, z+ DTopics:
5 o/ l& L9 A# O- zEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment . r5 m1 Y' k7 P: r' A
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
5 X( g7 B( s9 w& ]- S. X8 hTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration $ L2 ?4 D; a5 I
Recreation economics
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0 ]$ e% Y: v7 |/ e3 ]If you enjoyed learning about
7 C" M* w7 d" T O. j9 q1 ~ Individual Incentives5 {: l: o0 P5 m2 a5 w- Y
Total Welfare # D3 Q6 L( ^! f! ~
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
1 _% g2 ] R3 SECON 378 Law and Economics
3 |( Z4 w5 b9 }4 i, kTopics: 1 x' |' Z& G! E9 ^+ F7 m0 T1 m
Issues in Criminal and Family Law/ a0 _: ]3 _/ E5 k
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
1 T1 V, {& j) i" C4 {. h# KChild Support Payments
9 _9 C3 J9 }( g! ^Private Divorce agreements. S- L/ d8 Q! t0 H5 N% H! ~) @7 p
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act5 r0 R% I1 C) E( L$ E0 N& M
7 N: N) d6 m$ O+ g
If you enjoyed learning about " d4 \" o" s9 K# @9 P; M& L
Prisoners Dilemma
" A! M, A( G m' y( s$ `2 |Dominant Strategies
/ h1 i% D$ h, i$ [6 ICollusion
! i4 @) S ] W( O/ DYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
5 ^$ }* c' g H6 D4 i) L8 NECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
9 m6 ]# r: ]0 g; N/ h0 I- pTopics: K# e, i$ G1 \% L
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games( B' y }- q9 J8 g
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
* v* h- \7 p. D( X0 U2 K, s1 T! uNote! Prerequisites: . a: U% d! C) X2 i; T6 X2 r
ECON 384 & 299 |
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