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If you enjoyed learning about:
' V4 C) c9 L0 {2 `/ KTrade
: Z! H+ u: ]$ O! O8 H; ?Growth
0 E" K+ J' i7 P" ?% BOr would like to learn more about:
, {1 Z% _, T. MChina as an Emerging Economy
; _5 } l# F& y: e v+ }" E) k" cYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
. U. N# w6 Z+ u4 M' M6 n# a) pECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
s9 B* `2 }9 e2 iTopics: ' a+ }9 t& F$ q0 h0 n+ N
Chinese Economy Characteristics
* D( `( a" h7 `! U$ I% mRecent Events in the Chinese Economy0 U i! I/ Z! J: }- r6 {
Consequences of economic reform% k- X9 S3 W M% Y1 o3 d5 t; V
Canada’s economic relations with China" H2 A3 X) L1 w8 Z9 c5 L
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If you would like to learn more about: * B: E0 n. l+ y( r' g' ?
Rich and Poor Countries
9 u' W1 }3 q/ H& _4 b3 D+ {Why economies differ
8 ?7 A. B/ W* NCauses for such differences
9 r# w: D: m- N1 t* f/ _You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth; e* E9 P0 Y1 k/ A H
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth1 c, K& h* A6 _! ~" w
Topics:
! b2 P8 j1 h0 `0 E$ TTechnology
% w0 v; O9 u) |: TInstitutions3 |8 t1 ]( g( R- P
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence 3 w4 x* O" d: h# X
& v4 ~1 H5 I: W1 O2 s. vIf you enjoyed learning about & M, t, |* g6 L5 F) ~9 `! V" d% d$ |
Supply and Demand
5 H+ i9 K# K( R# @' J3 `Consumer Behavior5 ?, G; {. R* L7 C2 ?3 r9 f1 f
Production and Cost
3 P! l( n# E2 X DPrice and Output; [: [9 \( B- J. R3 t2 f
Market Structures2 B: z3 S6 I3 o
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
; ?1 [# `- U0 k M$ I* N. nECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I, a1 w+ ]+ T5 v, O. Q. w: v" O/ c
Topics:
) _! ~8 E* I' \4 \" Z/ e5 uTheory of consumer behavior
+ ]* L% L; Q L# F3 x! h" T1 I* `Theory of production and cost
}* p$ ~& c, s& _& c+ ]1 LPrice and output determination under competition
4 y# ~ m3 w0 Q8 O9 A. Q+ M. T' X9 zMonopoly and other market structures2 |- [- R+ Z! C. i2 L: d
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* ~) M& i( H* u& SCosts and Benefits
9 O. z3 k' F+ {, ^Externalities
, v( M2 b, h% V5 k9 yDecision-making
5 e p# i6 I! Z; ?( KOr would like to learn more about
+ P$ U$ C& T* N8 m( {/ S- DCapital Investments/ ~( s/ q) ?7 j6 y" r
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!* y" Q/ U/ }( G
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
; N! A, L+ y3 U% }+ UTopics:, |6 H2 n+ U N# B. P9 _2 z! o, D
Cost-Benefit Analysis
9 b- ^8 ]4 G1 {! k! H/ P/ x* R! b9 GEvaluating Public Investment Projects
( q/ D% o; j4 ^, eLook at examples from 5 M. c0 D6 p' d1 E( `) G! `; U3 r
Transportation
& i2 y! b- }3 m! G6 e' wRiver Basin Management
; P4 b' z& Y$ x* @1 {$ DElectrical Generation
7 G9 ]' ^/ G( JOil & Gas and Pollution Control& Y" C: {& c( ]. W3 |1 G/ i
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& L. ~9 N& C. |# B$ p; k' PSupply and Demand. P5 H# p* a( X* S% G
Externalities; y# i: n L) m- `
Resource Allocation1 ~- o& ?- @: {
Taxation
0 T! }+ g3 T+ Y) X5 ^Or would like to learn more about
! z" f, F. V. A& |Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
9 I* s5 q. n+ D g# m5 eYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
- Y- M; |' \. [6 e% ZECON 365 Resource Economics
7 ]/ s' H$ c' oTopics:, C& m6 {. j6 |" x( k" [1 W0 _2 [
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
& E. L% V! W% fScarcity and pricing
/ |) o( ~2 Z/ R! TContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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5 _* w. p1 f+ t! ~3 N5 ~" o- iIf you enjoyed learning about , X J/ t- r4 v/ l6 B
Resource Allocation
$ ?+ i$ ^* i. ]& f" J, s" EPricing4 d8 d+ u3 M. r% h
Markets; O9 k' q9 r3 I$ B
Government roles
$ T" ]" v: r3 b% jOr would like to learn more about 6 W& X* H* I' V" k# [' y
The energy sector, including sources and markets
: `+ q8 O, \1 k+ `1 bCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
2 E- X' |0 k& _8 q* W HYou might enjoy a course about ( H( A2 s% Y# S6 V: e$ D7 v
Energy Economics!% }. i, E3 [9 C( l" b% u
ECON 366 Energy Economics8 M2 m* G9 A, o: C6 A
Topics:
3 n* Q& W" }5 p H1 PPricing
( \- @3 H9 e. m) S; mRole in economic growth / z9 P3 D" c8 q" D
Energy sources and markets ; P6 w4 L0 N% R* n1 k6 z
Role of government
6 e/ H* l% W/ ^8 }* D; c' WRegulation * A4 j7 Z# }) g" l
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Externalities
' k. k3 L6 k7 [& s$ RRegulation$ B X* G0 ^; G, D d1 E9 o
Government roles
2 o3 M1 ?4 \$ F! g3 JOr would like to learn more about 5 p5 u0 z% ]7 @% I% ^: Q1 v
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration; w1 D1 Y* S9 u, N, _5 Y
Steps taken to address deterioration1 Q) x6 X: W3 ~
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
4 n: V4 _3 Y1 j8 S9 o( I1 W, rECON 369 Economics of the Environment7 i' n' c2 f6 \
Topics:
* p+ t5 q$ Z7 }* ^0 P" B2 ?' i) EEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment 4 Z8 c1 t* K9 ?/ q( I" i
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
( x8 J" n9 D: {Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration + ]: Z3 j2 ]5 |% \( E
Recreation economics& Z4 Y! m8 O# d" q6 @& _" t! W
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Individual Incentives9 x7 \2 i/ |, E, ^/ I" L: R
Total Welfare
) f2 i0 u, ^7 _, X2 _+ P5 m- YYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
; p) a3 s* U- L/ w( l c) ZECON 378 Law and Economics' C# t: J( P% A* a) w# t y
Topics: 2 M4 V4 p! {9 B
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
% B! Z! l, u. n4 I; C5 m; r0 jCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
$ @/ \3 `7 ? a/ \Child Support Payments+ t+ |7 m. {' {) T- U/ |5 L, @
Private Divorce agreements5 z& w, ~" a: f' u- p
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act) L8 T' v6 [% c/ w8 P& p; I
4 J: D: V9 ?. O0 Y: xIf you enjoyed learning about 5 L# t" t3 b) K
Prisoners Dilemma
& P: ^5 z4 D4 C) B/ `7 lDominant Strategies
4 p2 F: f) V* p+ XCollusion0 ?; V" s8 @0 L6 k H1 D
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! + ]+ C3 R7 k# ?
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications2 E0 z$ Z' f* R* d( I
Topics: / @( a. A7 y6 F- |( i s: p' X
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games3 C {; V4 H' l5 B
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 6 x- ]! p" R" C" O0 h4 J& V( s
Note! Prerequisites:
' `& y) S& }+ K+ ]ECON 384 & 299 |
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