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If you enjoyed learning about: . R. w3 ]: N0 S/ n2 x6 r
Trade* ~8 _- a& X# Q* v
Growth
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! t" W" m2 \: Q" |China as an Emerging Economy
, p9 G5 J; O4 x: N" @) D1 KYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!4 Z) P$ m) ^- w/ H4 m4 ?
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
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' [( `; p* o: r7 M7 ~Chinese Economy Characteristics3 P! Z2 C; n0 I. k
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy& T5 x8 y/ d; p* l5 m
Consequences of economic reform6 z S* f L# U
Canada’s economic relations with China6 ` v2 _0 C$ h! l% S
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If you would like to learn more about: ' \* o: U q7 A7 P! @! C( D
Rich and Poor Countries$ N& y; H0 \) D! d' O! C
Why economies differ
, Q0 S6 l. c" N4 D/ R6 `& DCauses for such differences/ i4 h5 L* t/ L, M
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
- B& o5 u5 e: [ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
5 }: g( J+ W2 Q% {1 E* J0 XTopics:6 d; A0 \% U- O: i; \4 A$ M) I4 ^" C- R- O
Technology! Q* K; s" e, Y) Y
Institutions, E3 E0 f* S' s4 ]* p0 m
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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t) P/ B& t. z* J j* mIf you enjoyed learning about
" O- `& E4 V2 fSupply and Demand8 f1 Q7 y2 i) ]& b0 h+ Y
Consumer Behavior
/ m0 L7 A3 P; C% U8 _Production and Cost
; `3 q+ [7 N/ O. x5 ]Price and Output
2 I3 _( g2 K2 BMarket Structures
, e1 z( T4 u5 s+ wYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
8 R3 @7 v p% M) R* OECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I, b3 K' r4 ^$ e* m, {& x: F8 x
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Theory of consumer behavior
$ w, p) n7 i+ G0 J8 _ U* X! n6 STheory of production and cost3 @' v0 F6 z0 @& p% y [$ d
Price and output determination under competition" O" e/ H5 l5 D9 k$ f, R. U1 a
Monopoly and other market structures) T6 n; O6 I6 U) }. x( W
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Costs and Benefits
7 W! ~" |' \$ n8 QExternalities& W6 Y1 j2 T5 W d5 E' w: F! w/ o- X) W
Decision-making) I( Y" p; w1 V) O+ s- R* c
Or would like to learn more about
0 E! a) [4 J/ p) Y# ICapital Investments
6 D8 w1 m( L( O, w4 WYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
% H9 C6 |, p+ ~ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
: g+ [1 J6 z) C5 r7 a0 TTopics:* N: d7 Y$ }; N7 l) z3 N! e
Cost-Benefit Analysis
3 i8 t" L Y% _ `4 v B8 z: X( BEvaluating Public Investment Projects
3 P |) z6 `. Z/ fLook at examples from
) p) K; v8 H* h" ZTransportation) L- t2 n9 @7 d5 ?
River Basin Management6 p" d9 w) w# I- [ f y2 f: D) ~
Electrical Generation
( a0 P- R M9 Z7 x: m* `. IOil & Gas and Pollution Control4 @$ _6 S& f5 c, b
. @ q( d( K9 a" @5 v" ?6 OIf you enjoyed learning about 9 q$ t- a8 `3 O
Supply and Demand5 A5 Y1 O6 {) `& k/ a$ G# ]
Externalities) X' ~3 Z W% t" Y5 @2 c+ z
Resource Allocation7 I1 _6 B/ K) a* ?
Taxation, Y6 e$ w# L0 e: T# i; l& T; o
Or would like to learn more about
9 W# |% C. e; H4 V. L9 ZSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
5 J1 m$ R8 Z E* y4 ]You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
% Q9 M" q" ?1 I0 c2 f1 M% V0 IECON 365 Resource Economics2 m: O* Z: Q) t' B( P8 m7 P/ y
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Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources0 Z5 |! f. Z3 @, m2 Z) X
Scarcity and pricing0 m" @3 ~* U) k$ e% w# S% ]/ x4 d
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues, U6 V8 U$ C q) L5 ]& x
5 I7 p/ v( Z* [3 b$ o& z) }! V' n, rIf you enjoyed learning about
$ c# Q, w/ y _, I) K- E6 wResource Allocation- I- B; _8 C/ P& A0 e8 G2 ^3 p
Pricing' R( ^" {8 L- }. t' X f* h5 ^
Markets
1 k3 x# X: l1 T" W s4 S& U2 BGovernment roles
9 v4 f% S( X0 x+ u2 MOr would like to learn more about 1 P: J0 q- [; j0 _0 t/ k& B
The energy sector, including sources and markets
/ G6 V, }! E' r2 D( UCanadian Energy Policy and current issues H( _0 {: H: j: ~4 L- N/ A
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$ Q. G8 e+ v* _5 s1 ~$ Z' [Energy Economics!
/ {6 k. b0 h: wECON 366 Energy Economics
* W3 O* Q" Q$ N1 @! rTopics: , e& ?8 O d% P+ X" R
Pricing
" c! e# N* K4 ^- SRole in economic growth 9 ]; D' w: y$ J
Energy sources and markets : f6 u: Y. ~8 h0 J/ p
Role of government ) e1 P' ]+ k( [4 w
Regulation
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# b' ?+ r1 o& j# ~# WExternalities
o4 E/ [/ P! G PRegulation) g) W9 d2 ^5 {9 F+ ^. J- {
Government roles) M1 y. _: Y/ n# c1 q
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration! R. K* r& ^/ L/ f3 ^3 ^" L6 k% z
Steps taken to address deterioration
$ B ^" v3 R/ G1 dYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! % \/ O1 \% b2 X* w. j h `
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
/ z. j% ]: n c# ]8 kTopics: " l4 R2 Y! h1 r0 z6 W
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
1 y% ~- E8 R* n }2 t5 V U" WTypes and causes of environmental deterioration 3 R& N$ x" F0 z/ ?1 f9 ~3 I+ V
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
5 q$ c3 u' F8 dRecreation economics% e6 k( m: G7 h8 A3 S- I/ g
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) Y' U4 O0 p! @3 C9 n' j! i5 R Individual Incentives( Y: c0 S' f4 B3 W$ L% c) B) B7 ]
Total Welfare
. s" U+ R. Z' ? H& ]7 U( u4 rYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
: u5 o" m' N1 n2 k( yECON 378 Law and Economics5 f5 |! d2 l& ?* g. P6 h e
Topics:
: ^4 K" u$ f( S' g6 \+ ?# S* w. @Issues in Criminal and Family Law2 y. s2 L* ?5 ^
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
" ~) _3 U5 Z9 iChild Support Payments: l6 a! j5 q9 y( `8 C+ M
Private Divorce agreements
& D3 {% ]# r2 D* JCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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* z( B& e( ]3 NPrisoners Dilemma
5 K* X7 T* O. rDominant Strategies
+ t, h- y% n; H2 J) P! m/ u9 V0 jCollusion
4 b( P/ j$ {) Y O# zYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! ( w, J) {) F; o: X
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
2 M: N h* z2 G& oTopics: ; _: t% A4 O( w/ J) u
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
6 }+ K2 T4 |' rApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 2 [3 C' N1 f0 B/ v
Note! Prerequisites: 0 s' f) Y2 F2 N! i# S# q, S
ECON 384 & 299 |
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