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Trade
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4 [% p) ]0 z. ^, @China as an Emerging Economy
) s I$ p3 ~ v+ @7 GYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
6 X' Y$ J: ~3 m2 v1 i2 \! _+ PECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
. l4 v8 W0 S( }7 m' ]0 p0 p3 ATopics: 2 L+ I; T H' Z
Chinese Economy Characteristics$ R( F* q; L' x' M5 L
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy+ s& x& t z9 J7 u I
Consequences of economic reform
" G& }+ {0 g6 b. T5 xCanada’s economic relations with China
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Rich and Poor Countries& \ T) K/ y% Y( p: | O
Why economies differ
; ~3 c+ \) S7 n4 gCauses for such differences) W3 B W) U4 l0 M# H1 t2 q
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
5 r( `9 C, Q# }9 U" sECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth3 C4 G) W+ n5 P& U7 D% i
Topics:
: v$ f2 I; y, v4 Y* G# Y* QTechnology" n8 Y$ ?. q: y
Institutions
4 E# Z2 f3 R" \8 ^8 AGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence 6 j) j' a+ r3 {8 n T
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Supply and Demand
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Production and Cost
3 D+ R/ c) C5 W# j- t3 S* \Price and Output
) W1 S& D+ S9 q# o- c9 q, h* _Market Structures
) V0 l: o1 L7 [. D# Z1 Q: YYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
: g* W# m. e, f7 ]ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I; m- c* r2 z, O4 W
Topics:
: u! _% X& y& b* ATheory of consumer behavior
" ?/ l5 f [% ]. d& |/ I, I; kTheory of production and cost
4 Y1 |6 b* K" b# M6 f8 O% @Price and output determination under competition O3 }7 Z7 F' @6 T. b' D, z
Monopoly and other market structures
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6 |" ~ C: v! ?6 ?4 ]If you enjoyed learning about % M- Y8 e; @) C/ ` _4 U$ |
Costs and Benefits
9 q# D4 N# ^1 R& Z) u0 W% O0 kExternalities; h; f$ ^$ N4 M) |7 o
Decision-making% Q$ x$ N, e5 T) b7 m8 U
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. P+ N, O! S& Z0 qCapital Investments) X1 Q5 ~3 M1 r% }: v
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
# @9 E, p; N$ {" [$ O! G' \* pECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
; D; @; z$ Z9 c0 S9 ]1 |Topics:
8 u( \1 |% [: e* d3 ICost-Benefit Analysis2 r. V1 C# c+ V9 z. U) q% \/ ]/ v
Evaluating Public Investment Projects4 s r, V0 ]3 ?3 q
Look at examples from
3 e p ?3 A6 d2 T% i8 eTransportation
8 J/ @+ V* `, \0 zRiver Basin Management
& D- L0 z( Q& N* bElectrical Generation
2 ^6 @5 ?; r' v7 W8 Q7 cOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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; ~6 {. d! C h/ B+ L0 ?Supply and Demand7 T- X C2 C% r5 y3 v" r
Externalities" ]# f) G- O$ Z! W' x4 [
Resource Allocation
' b% X. Y! N% b" Q$ L; a7 O3 _Taxation
7 h/ e" \7 e: `/ c8 { X, V% [$ FOr would like to learn more about
+ U3 {5 v% }2 R8 u* v& |Supply of Natural Resources in Canada2 p0 g% H4 c' Z1 y/ y6 E
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!0 U& S6 Y3 i& s. Q( X* ]
ECON 365 Resource Economics% Z, |: a9 h: {' _
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3 U7 K# L2 O( ?; pExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources' l. |; p* I0 c
Scarcity and pricing
2 q# P/ V# ]" ? |( j- j0 \Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues! l- K: k6 i3 v7 W& _* a: k5 |
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Resource Allocation
! s1 J( C+ o9 DPricing# C j1 I# V" }' J1 J: d
Markets
) H$ ?) j5 g8 ~$ ~% V. B0 KGovernment roles
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The energy sector, including sources and markets
5 p4 ~4 ^4 v! O3 g! z' W3 E+ XCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
, |7 M' Z2 g! @8 q$ z* LYou might enjoy a course about 4 N4 J: ~! x: E$ ~2 j4 m4 c
Energy Economics!9 R% x, Q' ~! J/ P) s
ECON 366 Energy Economics
+ D- y3 ]2 j/ Y9 R4 U3 X6 ^9 ?Topics: 2 ?# q) g. r. P6 D2 F1 U, g8 j# W
Pricing" D, A9 E0 ], U" H5 {. h) L$ z
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Energy sources and markets , f2 ?. O6 n$ C3 U1 \# Y( }9 W
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+ ?+ ?5 r6 V: h: j R. w+ j/ {( E1 FRegulation
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Externalities
# i% h- E W, B+ _Regulation
( [) G% a, r$ V. M' R3 TGovernment roles3 p/ v0 g& y4 D4 |3 W% Z6 z
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1 i! Z1 T3 Z' k) N) f7 u6 ?Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
3 E+ a' b2 l9 f: `2 SSteps taken to address deterioration
& o' ~- K. C1 ~, z9 F7 M2 LYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 5 J# R4 m$ W% \) [1 O
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
) D/ c* b( Y P7 g& _) B4 h0 b$ QTopics:
5 Y& v9 v; I8 T! Q$ jEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment , H4 c8 q4 f Q$ X! f$ i6 g
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
h" Y$ O9 c; u5 T2 T5 qTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 0 N* a# o' l$ f% g$ g; k$ m4 J( L
Recreation economics4 @0 t- U& ^9 |5 S/ ^/ @3 H) \
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1 k, N( Z2 p0 s' k- L2 ~ Individual Incentives
1 ]6 U2 C* e+ t, M. s; \Total Welfare % K( p8 S; r6 T3 N4 f' H6 u f1 W
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! , `! \' f2 V% G
ECON 378 Law and Economics5 V" N5 o- [0 m# W* A7 t6 }# D. g3 v
Topics:
0 Y; x9 L+ |0 GIssues in Criminal and Family Law0 b, \' ]- \8 ]# _
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
% _6 k; y1 X6 C& ]/ {; _8 b" FChild Support Payments# ?$ ~1 t% |1 W0 U* [
Private Divorce agreements8 m/ A& N- `1 B7 z$ X. A& j8 s5 @
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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Prisoners Dilemma- [2 G/ d1 l1 J0 V- f- P4 S
Dominant Strategies. y! @. r% Y0 Q' b. U. L1 D
Collusion. h% }' X6 K M, A1 [
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
2 s. Z1 S8 L9 y4 L" S" bECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
! S2 N. H0 z. L: o* m% YTopics:
+ o# G: Z* f& LAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
9 {! ?( h- H: \, n+ Y$ x/ V# l JApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion & O$ k# X7 W$ K6 c
Note! Prerequisites: ! Z7 X- t' {$ C6 ?8 L
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