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Trade6 l5 p6 k& C) Z+ w) H
Growth
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China as an Emerging Economy
9 K) K1 G% F2 q/ tYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
8 W1 W. y! a3 u2 bECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
' Y8 ^: s9 l0 H9 @* [9 E/ w" dTopics: $ X/ x2 i- M7 y
Chinese Economy Characteristics
* `% E+ H8 S5 r( pRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
7 X) H: q) t/ O: T, DConsequences of economic reform
0 O/ v6 ]) U' C8 R# d5 nCanada’s economic relations with China8 X; l- F5 P" ?) z5 _
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Rich and Poor Countries
% z |: v2 y3 P" V% i( K. iWhy economies differ4 r, b1 H9 L @
Causes for such differences
, C* ~2 n |' E) H7 yYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
- N: d+ F+ p! y( a# l9 F; eECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth3 `' w" w n9 m) A
Topics:: e9 _# P: C0 P" b1 K' x
Technology: K+ g+ e F7 }$ M8 h/ ?9 B
Institutions( [6 ~5 I. H; ?4 j( X
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence 7 t( k" y% @, ~8 \; V2 P! t
6 b/ M" Z6 B4 p/ [8 k1 \7 @If you enjoyed learning about # }5 g/ g6 x- a8 h
Supply and Demand
% F% P1 u) V$ P% ~, l' h! b7 Y7 HConsumer Behavior' }! H) N' j- H% x
Production and Cost
+ L$ g6 w7 h% ^2 ~! z; ?Price and Output7 i; W2 f3 Y3 P% H o
Market Structures
0 w" Y$ m2 H# ` n& D- tYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!) N; H. {! ]1 G0 d6 C2 A
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
% q$ k2 O4 h0 p9 p8 jTopics:
^( T- ]1 h8 ^ T' Z6 w o7 RTheory of consumer behavior
f! x5 V4 O8 l9 f1 ?+ A' g3 TTheory of production and cost0 `8 D3 }( x( z# Q( D$ f
Price and output determination under competition. j0 o7 {+ n' d/ \
Monopoly and other market structures
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- X5 d+ P( M/ O, nIf you enjoyed learning about + b( e v4 ?9 ]7 m' \$ Q
Costs and Benefits 7 {5 U+ o6 Z# Y: i9 v, K3 |( Z
Externalities
1 ]- S; I) x/ b) ~) jDecision-making! ^7 a$ l0 T! s
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Capital Investments! |4 ?; b' C' Y, v. o
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!; v4 m1 x+ g, C* t2 n
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation1 c% i( {9 a" ~- y8 Z% T9 m5 a
Topics:
4 N: M$ @) g: c9 J N) Q& MCost-Benefit Analysis6 u1 ^- }9 M5 E$ \3 S
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
0 N: g2 K9 y% I* J3 eLook at examples from
, l& W! l c" DTransportation
* r( L# j9 D1 ?# I- S& gRiver Basin Management6 ~0 v7 Z9 h/ \" b: I) h$ l$ H
Electrical Generation0 E/ n' R1 b3 Q# H
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control( A$ H6 Z$ W( r7 u. O$ D7 ]! T
7 z2 o4 K7 \* [7 }* y8 A+ |2 ~If you enjoyed learning about " T$ \4 Y3 B9 T& D3 d
Supply and Demand( j$ v; @7 y) ?/ m! l
Externalities
, |3 M$ Q4 P) QResource Allocation& k1 i+ N& }0 V g
Taxation
6 h: C q7 B0 c3 y; I1 [ A, xOr would like to learn more about & U4 v% I' |) ^6 Z& }$ F! `8 H
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
5 j, c$ g! X' q* w. U. i9 tYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
2 U* _* N! B/ d+ |/ u1 A3 tECON 365 Resource Economics6 H# ?8 E+ J) n4 |
Topics:
9 d2 U9 O8 V( |' rExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources1 y7 V; T! o F7 M- P* p
Scarcity and pricing: B" ?' K! H# h9 [7 {
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues( v3 Q- Z7 W6 y- [+ T' N/ |
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Resource Allocation2 Q3 ]( e, d- v9 x" p4 u
Pricing4 i- q3 L5 I8 \
Markets
/ v2 x& D% ~% |) r- pGovernment roles+ Y) N! r o+ V* T0 M2 T |. f; U J
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The energy sector, including sources and markets/ v: }! g/ y0 {* x) P
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
0 U6 Q' k- Q1 ]) x" ^You might enjoy a course about
, W( \( ?/ A8 M8 bEnergy Economics!, l2 o7 B. a( o" V
ECON 366 Energy Economics8 D$ U$ s7 V/ t' x2 d( C5 u V: I
Topics:
8 C/ |8 M8 O( Q6 T7 f8 A% EPricing% Q( H# l& Q6 x2 s2 g( _
Role in economic growth
* b1 r, }- Y9 N! f/ i& Z# x% dEnergy sources and markets / G/ t# I) O g/ j# i$ | u, d
Role of government ; G8 N- L% K/ n! D; W# |0 N& U8 n8 C
Regulation
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* h1 Q5 h; d- ^3 b0 V9 OIf you enjoyed learning about
, v) T1 G# X+ BExternalities
2 R% `8 B6 d# X( I7 V2 ^$ xRegulation
+ \: @2 l# D _. a( T* ZGovernment roles3 F/ B; c" O& I t
Or would like to learn more about
# m% b/ O% \+ [% v' BEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration$ @* T2 p3 q& ~2 Q& j
Steps taken to address deterioration6 q( P2 E/ b- ^9 d7 w2 ]5 m7 F; K
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
% ]! k+ K$ l; hECON 369 Economics of the Environment2 G' L1 ~0 z- d8 j
Topics: 4 |6 F1 J e& v5 r% G
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment ; Z0 e, n* v# ^9 R% P/ p
Types and causes of environmental deterioration ) R4 k1 B8 w# `, C
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
0 L Y- J" {6 {7 {2 VRecreation economics3 c# t8 P9 U6 q* h0 K6 P
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Individual Incentives
- Y, m) q0 j( A+ OTotal Welfare
, D- i8 N! T8 C8 F6 J) S0 SYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! . `# r, t8 v: q* o
ECON 378 Law and Economics
4 v0 ]$ _( ?& z1 ~" P+ w5 XTopics:
- ]2 g: o& d5 v& M% m T9 fIssues in Criminal and Family Law+ J9 J( r3 q9 ?* b- H
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
: f1 n: o6 F/ v( A2 P/ h `Child Support Payments
* y% @& B% z) k* Q: B2 hPrivate Divorce agreements
" T6 m5 l3 C8 R eCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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Prisoners Dilemma
- \/ n: }3 g V3 ?Dominant Strategies( d$ o U/ V) u2 |# J
Collusion
z! Y( P1 J- A% fYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
* K. S. X( C2 @& CECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
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Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games4 c+ O3 r. @- G
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
! X1 k& J. H/ [+ SNote! Prerequisites: ' a6 B( r$ N0 F/ X6 x, b' w
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