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If you enjoyed learning about:
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* W% P9 Z/ b1 y& jGrowth
# }( a6 C) z- T3 E( G z/ NOr would like to learn more about: 2 y" t/ I1 a4 C# B- m6 H5 r
China as an Emerging Economy
5 a. B) ^! }3 i4 xYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
0 v& c0 m. \/ Y! Z2 l- fECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
9 ?1 K. N' F1 z+ k2 w3 WTopics:
3 O% l% e5 h0 ~Chinese Economy Characteristics% `7 B, h+ \0 }0 D" r; F2 H
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy. j! |- M# c- `3 n+ {+ p+ r7 W( r, r
Consequences of economic reform
) n: K+ ^" g& z XCanada’s economic relations with China8 G: d6 F. ?/ m/ H" n' r" t
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If you would like to learn more about: * A9 p! W* g5 K P7 E7 y# a
Rich and Poor Countries! u. B' u5 f: K; y% l: R
Why economies differ9 F* Q( |1 _! @1 S
Causes for such differences. p8 u3 u: ?) ^& J9 a. {+ _1 b
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth9 L! T. S4 a4 h; K5 q4 Y
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
! q7 `. d: v6 D# }1 W! hTopics:
/ |' e; @3 S2 t1 HTechnology: R y1 F. X, S
Institutions
) F& c+ J6 {* w7 ^3 Q* s; |# O: EGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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% V; Q0 K5 k# E( X2 W" gIf you enjoyed learning about 2 E" n8 b0 O+ y% r( ]
Supply and Demand
# f; S( q7 i; ~( cConsumer Behavior( Y' ]9 d0 X# s1 _
Production and Cost; L/ ~( e3 C2 z+ x1 f% X
Price and Output" B! _; {2 p* r- p9 o
Market Structures
- }3 Q5 C1 }" \4 ?+ JYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!/ r9 A2 J0 G* v6 d
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I, f, I5 l7 ^) E" C7 z1 a( H
Topics: / s: Z: g2 O& r; v5 Q
Theory of consumer behavior# _) j$ t7 Y$ d# o1 u3 m
Theory of production and cost' V6 f0 f/ o$ f' k+ U
Price and output determination under competition
3 \9 {" ^0 K3 o7 ~5 a2 L, eMonopoly and other market structures
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If you enjoyed learning about
1 G; Q4 s+ d0 }$ y. S3 J- C1 NCosts and Benefits
3 ~( l2 S L2 A! oExternalities
* ]3 N7 k4 G6 ZDecision-making
/ {. ^8 r2 Q- R2 F$ z& I% Y& I( AOr would like to learn more about $ q9 Q' u+ x% t1 P1 s8 P7 C8 T; K
Capital Investments8 |, r0 _( N: S) w
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
5 V9 O3 s$ z( d P: V* R; _: @ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation' |* K9 B" D/ y. \
Topics:* x3 w( H3 X- H: l& Y' C$ E
Cost-Benefit Analysis: q& D% l2 F, q, s8 |; \; M! K
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
" Z; a5 a+ {8 x$ |8 t8 d5 }8 iLook at examples from ! K: [8 S8 X4 s1 q
Transportation
3 I7 ]1 O! y% A8 f1 ]# w9 F! Z; ?River Basin Management6 P: ]: _# P& N& m
Electrical Generation
# S5 e9 L9 W0 H+ v7 DOil & Gas and Pollution Control" s- K# T& h& N4 a v) |/ Z
% J* g2 N5 n; J* h5 G3 |/ d+ gIf you enjoyed learning about ; q& ]/ B/ W: T, |0 w$ l
Supply and Demand5 @! e" B- t' o0 |" a; V
Externalities
7 G; L- J" D% R3 m5 T- wResource Allocation) L; o4 W0 p4 h8 ?' t- ?/ [
Taxation
3 ^8 X8 k! l5 p5 \Or would like to learn more about % I6 o* j, @4 o: Q7 Z. [- b0 [) N
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
! M- o: }! p: h2 l; j; jYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
) X: Q4 k3 H6 R( uECON 365 Resource Economics( f! Q m" D# t2 f
Topics:
2 H6 `$ V# U- |( ^& w! @) wExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources# K4 C$ D9 n5 ^% E
Scarcity and pricing, m; Q+ F! G; b" [: Y0 l% B% Y
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about ' O" t7 K6 _' G0 o! z7 s
Resource Allocation& z! u' {/ ^; B
Pricing
7 g4 y; n: w( P% J- R$ U( H4 {Markets9 a5 ~6 f# y) X" H( w/ I9 F
Government roles2 A* ^" g- x) q5 @' _
Or would like to learn more about
9 Q- o5 N9 E; d9 [7 n6 O" bThe energy sector, including sources and markets1 p, G, w$ l# D5 ]7 K( i- s1 H
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues( b" V4 u* g: t4 C8 a
You might enjoy a course about
& R8 |, R6 q" C+ ~Energy Economics!
) [ Z) d0 Y6 q- v4 j6 `ECON 366 Energy Economics
: b1 o; R; S" {+ W$ c0 WTopics:
$ _) U+ h+ d% E4 m* mPricing0 q# U8 |8 |0 Z8 l W9 N
Role in economic growth ' |4 q! f4 c9 K! \) i, ^, A
Energy sources and markets 9 A ~ \) y7 S7 O) n5 F! T5 R
Role of government
3 h' K* x4 p9 V+ y2 [1 SRegulation
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If you enjoyed learning about
) w! Z% _! |3 p9 [1 d) X. mExternalities8 L/ B8 R, ]0 r: I4 u, `" Q0 c
Regulation
3 I# m) C& Q3 W5 bGovernment roles0 D1 K1 k2 }8 C6 R2 S# F2 r
Or would like to learn more about 8 }+ m- D3 K2 g- R- _8 N7 {
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration# D/ P- [9 p' p9 @
Steps taken to address deterioration
6 m/ w9 g& W; W( cYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! % D4 y1 k# P$ c) w$ L! R5 y5 U
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment5 Z9 F# d' [: M5 f2 e$ c
Topics: 4 f! {) k2 D) u5 x1 @: w
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment ' m5 C2 S5 V4 F3 o3 R1 Q+ ~ h- H
Types and causes of environmental deterioration ) d) ^+ _8 w0 T- z; ^) n; a
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 0 s% V" _2 R1 ?9 w7 f) h
Recreation economics5 C$ v% j5 |! r
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If you enjoyed learning about
6 R T6 U( l% S" ~1 ] Individual Incentives, c1 o3 _1 X% A1 X3 t5 q
Total Welfare
# a9 C7 c2 x1 @* v Q2 i8 dYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! ) J$ P e' Q6 x- |$ W+ t3 w; J
ECON 378 Law and Economics$ q# Q0 B0 }0 l- e% c' }: D# y/ r
Topics: , }! T8 f9 k$ H2 @
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
3 x( ~) b' w* C- B8 I- QCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining$ j/ J8 m7 R/ w
Child Support Payments
4 o o7 ?) }- QPrivate Divorce agreements5 S1 C3 {$ h5 u
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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/ {! v5 e( }0 A' k$ l! o* Z' }* KIf you enjoyed learning about
' y/ Q! T! d% U! h6 s3 F: F2 x7 D( RPrisoners Dilemma+ |) `: Q# l `% h' v n' L1 C6 T! s
Dominant Strategies
' r7 W( S# _ O ^Collusion# F* |7 u2 O5 H, Q
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 5 l! M* l* C8 y4 n( v- j u: ^1 O2 L
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
3 `- ?. z7 i2 yTopics:
! K n; _9 I K9 x ~, N# U& T/ yAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
8 X8 j5 J# `/ {9 c3 ?Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
- Q' ~' b* Y5 c7 q/ |+ uNote! Prerequisites: 7 h* w7 U1 v$ m& v1 Q6 O$ H
ECON 384 & 299 |
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