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! J, J$ d* z0 m- M1 h7 @Trade
& p8 u3 |# i! p6 Q! M9 KGrowth( t* c9 e! d! V" w& j# c: G
Or would like to learn more about:
0 S1 i7 z6 U) T- v8 U: k8 g5 ?China as an Emerging Economy
# s' _4 p+ p6 Z1 E" ~+ JYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy! y/ w8 A( @% r: b
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
3 @$ A6 F L& RTopics:
1 T5 c0 f& m! ~# e+ MChinese Economy Characteristics
# Z8 o9 k4 X6 NRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
+ b" F' i6 N9 s/ Y; X8 z: v" jConsequences of economic reform
; P9 P% P3 T) Y) ]7 Z2 n: NCanada’s economic relations with China5 Z! n$ s* r! r4 p
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If you would like to learn more about:
2 @, |( p6 t+ [# p9 `/ R: uRich and Poor Countries' J) t, b" m. c2 X3 a" U' F5 q4 E% y
Why economies differ
5 h' o5 W+ J2 L/ _Causes for such differences
% I. O3 ?3 W/ R' m* aYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
. ^9 u, j2 I; }0 P- T/ S" u/ H0 AECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
/ c/ @2 j4 ^9 V' H" |Topics:
6 U2 A; S! |* c3 s, T( v9 }7 ]Technology
& o+ J" Y- @; ]' k* l& A0 hInstitutions
+ m( r+ n# I# p# J4 R9 c; l& N# r$ {Growth rate Convergence / Divergence 4 Z$ ~4 `* e& e7 w N
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Supply and Demand8 D+ |5 D8 [& o
Consumer Behavior
) z& i6 R0 j6 C0 {& s5 U" ?" s8 RProduction and Cost3 r! `4 P( B1 [; v, G1 L
Price and Output
b0 a$ H% Y* b3 |3 \Market Structures
% c# h) ]- {4 w4 U% RYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!2 l- x2 I" P6 c
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I5 v! x; q; X+ |+ M8 B
Topics:
9 Z0 |, k( m! JTheory of consumer behavior6 m& G r4 c3 @2 B
Theory of production and cost7 F2 ]% C2 E! x* b: n
Price and output determination under competition
) P; w1 I8 t- r- o# `- S* T$ n9 R2 @Monopoly and other market structures; P" i3 l1 q# J% V. A
2 P$ n. O0 g, V& h, U/ VIf you enjoyed learning about ! Y& n- I4 F% {/ U0 r$ |
Costs and Benefits
6 r7 ~) N# Y5 D2 A) m. }) [ ?Externalities/ n5 _, P5 W8 y3 I) D# l2 Z( n
Decision-making
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8 N: @4 Z* U4 g: ~4 i4 @- N9 QCapital Investments, z5 i( v3 m, c9 y7 y: r/ C) k
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
1 d' F$ v6 O+ h" u7 A! V* fECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
/ o; m8 q; _. h$ A5 a' lTopics: r- G9 c( h' H. [3 v7 p" p
Cost-Benefit Analysis' H" |! @# c" W# c& O
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
- s- I `- ^4 ELook at examples from 4 r9 J* Z& R4 r* x3 X* i* ^
Transportation- T) |6 S* b$ X$ ?5 t A! z* l
River Basin Management4 W% Y& W ?% V; s
Electrical Generation
- B1 F. I6 f4 `5 u$ eOil & Gas and Pollution Control/ r& Y5 t ^" C. z4 r- ~
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Supply and Demand& O( R" L0 r& } F- e* b9 A
Externalities
9 ^9 x/ n8 ]( iResource Allocation
' t9 Z# A: X7 a. W$ k& bTaxation
& u, L& ~. m6 [" m1 J' D: V0 ?Or would like to learn more about
9 Z' |( @: A; z/ }4 T6 DSupply of Natural Resources in Canada/ \$ Z X5 @& P/ D6 o. \, j
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
/ E2 i4 S1 B' Z2 W. t0 [ECON 365 Resource Economics
" x1 W( d$ }& b: ^5 T6 QTopics:
) \2 ~. ?% F) d/ wExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
H5 Q8 P) f6 L) E! n1 n: a% aScarcity and pricing
- c- i* u$ t* x) i9 [' ~ h" WContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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5 w4 A1 Z; ?, ]7 Z. g% z! r! RIf you enjoyed learning about
: j- _1 C1 Z6 b& MResource Allocation" Y' {# v& ?1 Y/ j
Pricing; b( u, i; o- Y/ n _
Markets4 c$ }; S5 U) H$ D+ ^% M1 S; C: q
Government roles
2 v" |2 j6 p+ V3 t1 kOr would like to learn more about 9 I0 T- r7 J6 |1 C
The energy sector, including sources and markets
# C9 V# U/ t* L; S( cCanadian Energy Policy and current issues8 J8 H+ W; U1 `6 B# i
You might enjoy a course about
' L+ {/ y5 E; |* j) ~ z7 O) VEnergy Economics!- z, o! p( M. n7 f1 L
ECON 366 Energy Economics
3 T2 D, `4 I- kTopics: ' i, X/ k$ q2 P, r [ i. t9 w0 J
Pricing
7 N/ `( Y! k! T8 ^Role in economic growth
) g5 c7 o5 j, d# \: qEnergy sources and markets - s0 R' [3 B. v7 t* h6 }
Role of government 2 y' I, V! q! d0 Y% K
Regulation ) G: V/ s$ c' s* r/ ]3 `
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Externalities
9 B" W$ C. H( K* ORegulation! X0 p j2 v/ d) s, z
Government roles/ k" }6 Y' z4 Y# q7 L" m7 G
Or would like to learn more about
* z, ^% A. m/ m% R- VEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration5 Z. L# |6 J, [
Steps taken to address deterioration
( g2 E: A. w) L# @1 y1 sYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! # ?/ H E8 F: g3 e) F
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
6 f, i, H1 ~8 g/ q/ _0 yTopics:
! Z6 S1 Z5 I* \# OEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
1 p0 [2 @4 L' P" ^ UTypes and causes of environmental deterioration / ]5 T1 O0 Y/ p4 u
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration - H$ Z" q, v* c2 t- Z
Recreation economics
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1 Z) s! ?/ E M# JIf you enjoyed learning about# N" J: b* t7 _ Y/ i
Individual Incentives" S) `" Y$ \8 u5 M# }
Total Welfare
9 R, _0 T6 s$ W% ~' e8 e8 n3 uYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
0 y0 U/ Q6 H1 K' C& B; UECON 378 Law and Economics/ ^5 g( |, D( \7 c/ K" ?; }) E* q
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Issues in Criminal and Family Law2 G5 c9 A T4 n! L5 T% ? ~3 X
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining5 N+ c; B0 n- z5 H9 l; y
Child Support Payments7 ^' q5 S1 b1 y
Private Divorce agreements! I, w* e! a2 J7 L7 ~+ n
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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* j) ~/ F2 z+ s; PIf you enjoyed learning about
9 y- R. S6 G7 }6 u; rPrisoners Dilemma3 G9 {# C* t# f0 R
Dominant Strategies
& F$ c. T r, GCollusion# X2 A1 c, V9 u; B
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 6 |; g2 v+ P$ B6 l4 U* i6 e
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications1 h, n. c' P7 k0 U- ^) B2 \- {+ F
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Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games+ }8 Y: R w$ [' U( h
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion : H r- }* X- [* B' w9 _4 c+ W. _
Note! Prerequisites: 4 n. w# M0 E' B( D2 Y
ECON 384 & 299 |
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