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If you enjoyed learning about:
" W+ Y" r8 @( q9 iTrade
/ v8 O$ R" f6 T: ^3 jGrowth1 o! c0 g1 @+ U% w m. j
Or would like to learn more about:
+ s0 A! j$ l) Y4 OChina as an Emerging Economy
" S: i& r. `1 A, u1 ^2 U |You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!5 n& k) d) u4 ^- s0 E" o/ k
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development, Q4 B/ ?4 O7 s
Topics:
, T. L- r9 k" B$ T* vChinese Economy Characteristics
& \! \0 H* H/ V+ j% HRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
" W3 Q, P" i6 C- BConsequences of economic reform
) M! o t- v2 k) K' e! U9 xCanada’s economic relations with China8 |! w7 J K4 f# u
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If you would like to learn more about:
4 b) ^( r& }+ a) @3 zRich and Poor Countries
: ~' b/ ?$ {5 ?0 b H* _Why economies differ' k8 A& {8 l G9 h0 C# ^: N
Causes for such differences
2 m0 m* H; {: Z' kYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
" b M& G, N' J$ FECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
8 j0 B5 ?: h% L" u# uTopics:5 M7 W/ l* q4 k x: u% x2 Y" U
Technology3 E' C; z4 u* D2 Q& y6 k
Institutions/ v( c9 V/ T% d( y( M3 G' w
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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/ A% p F0 |) ]: } ^3 {If you enjoyed learning about ( {; \1 j k: q" L6 A/ ~
Supply and Demand" b$ }8 y b) Q4 s, s( S
Consumer Behavior
+ X& J; c1 z# v! ~( w( O% MProduction and Cost
& p% T2 X$ l: e/ h9 c0 ^Price and Output4 i6 P9 ]7 d6 Y3 C! G
Market Structures' \/ A" l& ]5 m8 k0 d) U
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
; a/ b; D; H/ Z/ v8 U( S9 QECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
/ C2 L% {( V+ s; M/ mTopics: | W, ^0 R/ V, P
Theory of consumer behavior
2 [ P+ U* r" G4 ~Theory of production and cost
- n" q3 M5 }+ @$ ?$ n5 t: |* rPrice and output determination under competition
1 E( d+ V' \+ s* G; w: Y/ |% M$ h! sMonopoly and other market structures& i0 m3 k ?3 }
4 P* |, P) K+ A+ o; WIf you enjoyed learning about
( w. m* W; H; bCosts and Benefits - p" N7 e9 q7 @6 C: s) Y. J
Externalities5 w" T$ `, t8 o: L* e- e
Decision-making$ a9 H; ]: o6 \
Or would like to learn more about 3 X2 R' x/ |% `: k/ _. e
Capital Investments+ J; U! [0 @! Z) c" g5 M' S, q
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!, a, t5 n; y# N+ _- x
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation4 j7 G3 ]+ h3 r" F4 T2 E0 I
Topics:
6 @, W+ f1 N& ~% A* Z, `Cost-Benefit Analysis* L" K( H, v0 p2 C' B4 T
Evaluating Public Investment Projects9 f* Q* n z/ X' b
Look at examples from
) z- `/ V Z( a' S2 P4 t8 BTransportation: i( ?+ E% L& Z# ?( a3 B( Y; P
River Basin Management
& B9 S8 \, x f: o" ~: rElectrical Generation
+ Y5 W/ I0 t. v; S) P1 k0 FOil & Gas and Pollution Control" M! S* a& M; d. v0 @
) o9 p$ h; F& P7 w( o! fIf you enjoyed learning about $ r* S& t& D9 R2 {8 N
Supply and Demand
1 X& R, ]" _0 [( q+ oExternalities6 `+ O; D+ J4 Z, {9 S1 Y: ?- a X
Resource Allocation
1 \: F4 Z! v4 u- X3 o) O7 z+ c/ PTaxation7 W+ i9 {! ~( {7 `: }
Or would like to learn more about
7 ~1 l7 c; q& O" z/ W* E, tSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
' e2 R6 e. n& _) D9 {You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!; P3 L- `' ?7 G3 `+ q0 i# ? C7 V% X
ECON 365 Resource Economics4 r0 Z! N& d/ [5 D( o
Topics:
% i2 E! Y" R' M3 }4 AExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources! U$ v/ y/ Z6 j+ z e
Scarcity and pricing' U) @& \" ~! ^7 o) ~$ q( A# b
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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6 J& |. L5 ^5 A& XIf you enjoyed learning about
* Y$ w: J7 G' b- e) LResource Allocation3 |( ?9 A& t9 Q7 F. y
Pricing( M1 z, G2 t( C$ h2 Q
Markets0 p5 z1 ?+ L$ T$ B( F) z
Government roles
5 q. u3 a; ]$ FOr would like to learn more about ! Q8 Y& [8 V- ^, c) D
The energy sector, including sources and markets
# V, }4 J! x, }9 ]9 v% c; \Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
) ^7 _# Y1 E* C7 F4 f& I B# n1 AYou might enjoy a course about
) W; B1 o- L( r9 zEnergy Economics!
6 ?. s) o9 G) F, L( Z8 D( S, pECON 366 Energy Economics, J) P9 `1 \- I; P! L
Topics: 7 d, O8 s) z4 ?1 Z& O: n0 ~: d1 z; e
Pricing
' S( Y! G( N/ m. w3 ]/ I( F( ]& bRole in economic growth 2 p# C5 w0 `0 N5 E& S* ~/ E, n
Energy sources and markets
/ F- C& l4 f) \3 d2 N, _Role of government & l1 B* j8 A& q6 O& i9 `
Regulation
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If you enjoyed learning about
4 ^# f( U" E% u% W/ n7 AExternalities
5 R3 B) L: D5 {/ ]; m& URegulation
6 D w. F4 Y* P4 S& g; D0 N& E+ e. YGovernment roles
2 U" o; l! K& a& N8 O8 }Or would like to learn more about - ?, c; h: V Q: u4 L6 Z! Y% p
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration, ~6 N# C7 S6 l3 w$ D6 H
Steps taken to address deterioration; l& V6 C7 u9 C1 w2 _$ d
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
! u. M/ N/ u5 K$ i: rECON 369 Economics of the Environment* C3 v% R' X5 m' t5 ~8 e
Topics: 0 Z" a: E+ g2 K/ G$ J2 N( C
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
" k( R8 u M4 z4 N+ y& H+ c8 RTypes and causes of environmental deterioration % ]* ^( I9 |1 ]2 V2 Q. n
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration : x8 W1 U3 Q& e+ V/ i1 U% i3 `
Recreation economics
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: M2 }* U; j3 x& k# ]If you enjoyed learning about1 [6 z: R! ^0 i
Individual Incentives c7 h: S Q* O3 }
Total Welfare
& u& R0 W. ?7 G( u, L! k* [0 g8 K1 sYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
2 p* c$ f/ U5 k7 z- t* C. m' GECON 378 Law and Economics
2 Q6 i, V; z9 R, H. G6 t- x2 MTopics:
~8 l4 H B& ]8 l* E$ MIssues in Criminal and Family Law9 J- a( }. N- h& ~& G) l* Z
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining: ^- n7 v, Q" e: v: H5 { H
Child Support Payments: g+ }! _* a. y6 g- _' s
Private Divorce agreements
8 N% F# T7 \8 z @4 B; a1 o: LCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
7 c4 F5 W1 u; F4 i, e2 q1 p3 N6 |3 v* L1 }8 O- m# m1 Y' w8 \
If you enjoyed learning about
3 Y, K/ L: \( i) tPrisoners Dilemma9 p7 \5 |& r1 v5 \% \" W
Dominant Strategies
# l: p; `: J# G6 I( f$ b/ D4 A+ \% rCollusion: v6 s; D3 w6 a! N# p
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
+ s: \8 q# v# Y% BECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
" l9 ^" s2 U, m( j, i8 |/ eTopics:
s. s2 s* G3 oAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games, f/ B) o H+ h" H
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
4 l# N$ ]# i' v" CNote! Prerequisites:
3 v6 c% |$ l5 X; wECON 384 & 299 |
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