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Trade% t% w" |2 C; W, z
Growth
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- u; ]' v1 C" k" yChina as an Emerging Economy( k; L# ]0 x% k6 |: W N
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
2 @! B1 M8 x& k9 W) qECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
$ L( q1 Y# K% [, u& i6 BTopics: + A" v1 _2 s' X# `" E# `
Chinese Economy Characteristics
7 C& X k% g `Recent Events in the Chinese Economy4 ~* a/ g. J/ N$ V
Consequences of economic reform
) V6 \5 C' |8 n/ s9 ?Canada’s economic relations with China
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! J) M# F0 Z6 N# x& o0 t% u% KIf you would like to learn more about: % D5 J! S. Z, }
Rich and Poor Countries( r$ N/ |$ O+ K) d4 g, E1 h* r
Why economies differ( E' _* A; ], B5 x2 ^
Causes for such differences" K ~) u- {0 ^& y. y8 P; V
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth M B. F6 [6 L0 Z
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
1 k* V1 S. |7 ~/ x7 \9 e; FTopics:+ N3 A7 V5 X+ N0 q+ ~4 ]3 V3 \, w
Technology/ ~* o0 Z$ t, `: z; d
Institutions
7 w3 @- z' h% p5 mGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence . }8 z# b* e4 ]1 ]2 T
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If you enjoyed learning about
5 D& R! V ?7 a5 T `9 QSupply and Demand
/ r: t; o2 Z- e2 `* b3 gConsumer Behavior
| V+ }& F2 O0 A5 z4 nProduction and Cost
8 L2 V/ O0 E: f. C( H/ X' Y/ pPrice and Output; o) k' T1 |& v/ W
Market Structures L+ J+ J1 ?4 \; L, I( q2 G! I
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
: y; k) f6 L$ \+ w6 [$ UECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
: F' h6 ?, k$ b' \! nTopics:
; {! o# S T" K. Z$ ITheory of consumer behavior
& h1 q3 H: J6 o/ M" j' ZTheory of production and cost' a+ K4 H6 z6 L0 Z8 R# o) i
Price and output determination under competition" r* \+ x, D* U2 F9 u, {
Monopoly and other market structures. g! n+ k* h* v( z
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If you enjoyed learning about 2 B+ P0 x" v3 m
Costs and Benefits ' O! d, V8 A$ a( S/ n* P0 D
Externalities
: ~5 v0 ^: y+ k7 H QDecision-making
* b: T7 Y' U2 U- G, TOr would like to learn more about
5 R2 v4 T6 F$ r8 x6 ]# D6 q" {0 @Capital Investments
' `) D" ^# z4 _& a: x" [3 qYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
/ b% X j0 X$ A# B& _/ J' R7 BECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation6 I& U& x# _7 O
Topics:' t, X( a+ M* q5 }
Cost-Benefit Analysis2 a* u- \' _, N) Y( `( l' E$ Z
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
( w' `0 V2 N5 [1 j/ p" iLook at examples from
! q3 l7 E9 L2 {' {Transportation/ v8 `+ s% Y1 U: C
River Basin Management+ @- C! l# {' A9 f: d8 m* v" h* I& M
Electrical Generation8 z! o1 N, d5 b M. o& H' h
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about
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Externalities1 U9 e0 ?* ^/ J9 q* V+ e
Resource Allocation+ v! @0 s n0 H% ?+ X, t' b
Taxation
9 Q+ U" j6 Y q/ H0 s* gOr would like to learn more about
( I7 |4 K- z( |# N! \Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
: ` L. Z% l; V8 Z, AYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
2 t5 l4 w6 m2 O+ a0 I" nECON 365 Resource Economics
3 F W* |4 `% z1 g, E# jTopics:% f& m$ P2 \, _* ?
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources9 q9 Y0 M4 R0 L* Y+ T
Scarcity and pricing
8 E2 B C) b- o# h) dContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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' w* T& |. D/ JIf you enjoyed learning about - A) k# v. \: r& {
Resource Allocation$ O! z. i: W2 f2 `3 _
Pricing
1 ^% C( T( K; d6 Z- B3 XMarkets8 x* x7 W; \( b$ e$ |- E
Government roles& [0 {/ ^5 q+ Y% r" j
Or would like to learn more about
5 p* @% {) q6 M, QThe energy sector, including sources and markets
& }8 u: \4 j1 [! j1 }1 m6 Z) QCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
, D5 { B7 f. `9 H7 A6 EYou might enjoy a course about
7 w/ ~" ]$ j& p" o- z% HEnergy Economics!/ V' K- \9 f( ?& ?! ]$ x9 f
ECON 366 Energy Economics
0 ^6 R7 U1 z4 s# z7 {Topics:
# u: Y4 o8 \& Q% E( I: GPricing& T7 P8 z$ v9 R1 y- `
Role in economic growth
, _) X- _1 w# }& @4 T) \- h+ |+ V: SEnergy sources and markets
1 U/ l6 q4 C, {6 H8 v' U$ URole of government
0 `/ r. w, Y9 w* t( }Regulation
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If you enjoyed learning about , z; I0 f6 _. _6 o( w
Externalities
' \: Q7 t4 c$ URegulation1 [" k. Q# `# M0 F, x9 X2 [. @
Government roles
, w4 ?' F6 ?4 _8 d4 V, t! wOr would like to learn more about + t5 V9 ^6 h* g2 ?- O0 V! Q5 S
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
- x6 m& \: m5 ?/ L3 T) Y) N1 N" FSteps taken to address deterioration* ]2 T. w( m8 c( X& {" a
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! " t9 T% ^8 r+ ~4 z
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment7 ~* J" V% ~! @1 [1 e0 `& ]$ w
Topics: 9 ^- C$ z6 w2 c o0 w5 l& Q* O
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
% L; W: `. m/ c; Q& W' ETypes and causes of environmental deterioration 2 A1 {* j; f, R8 u" C; H G8 |
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration ; { Z \3 G! _' P
Recreation economics
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% a d0 I8 H- l2 v8 S& m6 u+ `5 y& q" M- I( wIf you enjoyed learning about4 F% |+ j. b2 ^8 ^
Individual Incentives1 J' w" ~. |# O
Total Welfare 3 g7 ^9 I; z6 z( T# V3 D
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
! ~9 s X* @+ J5 _. J" z6 X0 E, eECON 378 Law and Economics
" x! M; j9 R7 R4 A* e0 o) x1 t7 G7 W _Topics:
* p( s) q* [5 s4 E8 r: UIssues in Criminal and Family Law
0 x, [0 t* K& X+ _5 lCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
9 i* T3 U4 |! {4 Q9 |Child Support Payments# d% S2 x% e. t/ R- s' o( M5 K
Private Divorce agreements
( w. L8 ?: h1 y. ~Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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6 O$ I4 ]3 f5 m# ]" NIf you enjoyed learning about & z ?: ]8 p: J3 O9 z0 Z& S6 |
Prisoners Dilemma( H3 B- o1 y+ A8 R9 c/ h. m; y
Dominant Strategies
. t# j; Z( R3 c; G# k$ TCollusion; }( ?0 K7 S6 B: W- Z* Q
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 5 {- h4 K) s! w0 V+ X) F- l
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications& {/ S9 Z6 l- Q9 ~4 z6 j
Topics:
" m6 P: C% T6 t. y! e- J4 nAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
9 Q2 V8 v, {3 N" x4 }Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 1 z4 Z# W1 q. P; o
Note! Prerequisites: % J; q$ J" D9 b% Y; E* h9 N/ v+ w0 p
ECON 384 & 299 |
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