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Growth6 u: H1 c2 O8 e0 S, Q' J0 {% j
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China as an Emerging Economy; _- t; B/ |2 V, @9 b
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!; B( \# ?, |) J4 I V4 A0 C
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
9 g1 e) w3 J' T G% eTopics:
: o! G5 M8 j; o) p3 i% p! h( UChinese Economy Characteristics
& b7 b( a% [+ K( M# gRecent Events in the Chinese Economy9 `8 W+ x& }4 s- J
Consequences of economic reform
+ \# u5 t/ |$ h( gCanada’s economic relations with China
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Rich and Poor Countries
{$ k. c0 d$ @, [' YWhy economies differ
/ }: T* l& J, x+ C1 D1 W! eCauses for such differences0 Q' O2 [9 A/ C5 ]
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
$ A0 }" |0 P/ K. S0 P7 w9 j$ B1 M- X+ CECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth, t; n& v7 `# Q; k! l6 J
Topics:
v, L, r: Q" L6 g; O* cTechnology/ B0 G* E$ q) S; y( r. r0 i
Institutions
) H5 W+ b3 b5 f5 xGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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' Q: ]' ^9 j- yIf you enjoyed learning about # Q0 B3 } A+ D3 V! X( M
Supply and Demand' O0 f; h8 r$ y: K3 N" }
Consumer Behavior
0 B1 S/ a, i+ W! BProduction and Cost! y7 @% x4 j7 k K* V7 M7 t1 W
Price and Output2 d1 d3 r9 K" d) q* Q* m5 t
Market Structures
3 o7 d$ T% ?+ E% E1 W b$ `' D3 EYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!8 H0 x, r% w8 Y, G2 R6 }, U" h
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
/ ~" K) \! G) N5 zTopics:
" T i6 f, u' X1 F+ hTheory of consumer behavior
7 d F) \, r6 t8 p, STheory of production and cost2 Y! A) B- n" I O+ {
Price and output determination under competition
! Q# G0 z& o- k- j, c. ]4 p$ hMonopoly and other market structures
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2 Y' B! _% l- n4 Y1 _If you enjoyed learning about 1 q7 [1 R8 p9 Z& I( {( G
Costs and Benefits : j W ^5 ?. @
Externalities
8 u y. m! D) n" i( P) J. XDecision-making
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& S) h/ p# |/ Y* gCapital Investments
( Y9 A# ^# G/ D2 z* ^, S: EYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
, j$ h C& g; s# jECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation! r% x+ ^8 N7 x; e8 {
Topics:4 z& k7 R5 J3 m# i- G' T) r" v0 `4 }
Cost-Benefit Analysis
0 G+ \4 c) e+ E9 P$ {4 oEvaluating Public Investment Projects% \5 V, O" F" C4 i3 v3 W/ T
Look at examples from , n" U* L9 C G' U8 N* _8 N8 c
Transportation
+ K, J1 N5 m/ o- ?2 `# v$ S7 R- x# q9 tRiver Basin Management
: @0 O; s$ r" y+ D4 f6 dElectrical Generation" R" M8 L$ y* X0 P* L$ x/ G( j
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about
9 ?! i0 ?- L# `' d5 h4 u* nSupply and Demand
" s" e6 O( T( n* f( q4 PExternalities
# }9 D* A7 U: j3 k. \' ]Resource Allocation
$ |. Y; i5 R9 k( Z" B, zTaxation
3 W5 l% }, N3 J% ]& K: T IOr would like to learn more about ) ]* T) R- ~% c6 p
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada( S% _1 s% B' T) u' \- a
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
( W- k) s9 ~( @* l7 I6 R1 ]7 X1 `ECON 365 Resource Economics
) _( v. x4 B+ ?: X8 X( z5 kTopics:
/ Y( H4 _% V" N2 x4 ZExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
0 d4 j* v' W/ }9 wScarcity and pricing
% H$ [# |* U) K( B% \Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
/ O$ ]7 Y5 ~8 l# F& uResource Allocation
9 B, _! J7 g& o: o# F' w- |Pricing# m5 c) E. t* s1 w/ T: X
Markets
' U5 W0 J7 [, f5 |8 H- YGovernment roles
, O' x! D7 G) N9 A8 wOr would like to learn more about
" l' Z* F8 _% f( g8 UThe energy sector, including sources and markets
- ^' W( p3 B1 P7 t' b' `% |. \Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
* I' f; w, |& {! O5 EYou might enjoy a course about 7 }# r' ` q6 [6 Q
Energy Economics!4 w6 _, H$ r8 n2 T. C8 `, V
ECON 366 Energy Economics
! P3 v* O/ n) E- o& ?) {6 LTopics: 4 J/ u6 @/ t- n
Pricing9 f9 N6 n( E# \* j* N3 T. j' E1 q% o% C
Role in economic growth
, x0 H8 C4 o. E! xEnergy sources and markets
7 I+ W$ A# E9 c- ^Role of government : o' c& L, {9 l4 o3 K. K# F
Regulation
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% z3 d4 D3 @, W% q' X7 E! tIf you enjoyed learning about ( k" _2 @0 f# u6 P6 L1 W, {
Externalities
( u) N& W( @/ O- ORegulation
; X9 n3 e1 K! X0 k9 T) aGovernment roles3 v/ m+ D* D6 V4 @- C2 Z3 T
Or would like to learn more about
q' }) w$ i. PEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
) P" O( a4 a* R+ ?Steps taken to address deterioration
3 \* O; j/ {7 s* Q! L lYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
& f; c. i/ w+ L8 K7 \ D' r5 FECON 369 Economics of the Environment
/ i' L& l& U; {* m2 @$ f6 f4 JTopics:
6 X' U' W. p5 q, v+ vEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment . w9 ^3 Y5 I; _. N
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
* {& X; w' @5 Y' @% `# q3 ^Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
+ t% o: ?0 b+ d9 d0 d R# Y+ b uRecreation economics2 j1 `& r& x% Z2 I) k; I/ g
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If you enjoyed learning about
' W7 `) B# J/ @, p: V$ ] Individual Incentives0 C/ }( P4 ~. G6 D& z; r) h' K
Total Welfare % L8 l; C% F$ E$ b/ E
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! % s5 d' q7 p% L- _
ECON 378 Law and Economics
9 P& M- R2 E! ]8 o$ vTopics:
8 \2 s$ n, {( ~( W* L6 D. O3 `Issues in Criminal and Family Law, Y- M# r4 N/ M7 P
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
" j9 V. q" t y' V( | a' R) K8 ~( KChild Support Payments
# L; p4 D2 g j; oPrivate Divorce agreements. ?) x: U8 }" I+ _& h7 u W" J
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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Prisoners Dilemma$ h' S) E0 w8 l+ C9 k7 f' X
Dominant Strategies. ? P0 O! _5 d" n0 v, K. y' n6 j: h: \
Collusion
& q7 Y, B6 y0 rYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
+ A) x8 n, X" K4 Z. WECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
' c, g! n/ _! D( J. { nTopics: ! ^8 f4 z* M+ Y3 R& |4 E2 k
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games5 _ W% p! x& w$ k4 n: K
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
1 v L% [+ L0 N i1 W# nNote! Prerequisites: , r; F5 n+ g- n* k$ G! M
ECON 384 & 299 |
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