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Trade
3 ]+ W9 v0 T; h" f, ]' C2 WGrowth
8 F( N3 z5 c; c7 bOr would like to learn more about:
. c/ }. `4 v7 {# q% ]China as an Emerging Economy
1 ?* W. o, G% [ [9 NYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
( v! j4 Q& z; ]7 QECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
& |& |8 w2 i- G, v; h! J% vTopics: / [; e0 c/ G: `# q$ `/ E
Chinese Economy Characteristics
! Y$ x# H. \4 i# K7 k; mRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
3 N6 f2 [! I: p& ^! q% ^3 ?+ YConsequences of economic reform' s6 q' d& g: ]+ q5 c" }0 E0 s8 C& U
Canada’s economic relations with China" {& r* y' x" j. W0 E9 r9 D7 `
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Rich and Poor Countries0 o) |' E& }1 N6 @
Why economies differ; a% ]& p d& [% x6 R/ ?0 n1 F
Causes for such differences
g, V+ W) _0 D) B) X- a, LYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
& y3 D5 n9 [9 @" R: e) iECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth3 t1 ?/ m& O5 U9 K+ U' ?8 `; u+ P
Topics:
2 Z) b) C( f4 A! L ]( sTechnology
* M1 g. k; K+ h: R' V+ XInstitutions
+ |0 m3 Z: W# g8 j4 }- o+ eGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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$ I& ?1 ^5 a* gIf you enjoyed learning about
% r1 [0 m2 |9 p8 C& L E% {Supply and Demand
+ ~! V+ Q! k0 @* n7 ^5 f$ TConsumer Behavior$ m+ s8 {" [7 Q$ M* z9 S R0 \( g6 w4 c
Production and Cost5 r; {2 v: X6 I, G& X: k
Price and Output
- N! |+ F! c0 [7 A2 q( Z. S. I( [Market Structures
# b9 |) J+ q# T# ~9 M3 p" j) zYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!9 Q- {) B5 X; I: g5 J0 \
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
" C3 d) T; k) ?6 u: L$ y NTopics: + k* p9 K) c8 G! Z5 Z: ^* Y
Theory of consumer behavior
" P+ Z: J+ S( B+ b% E3 U& ~" dTheory of production and cost
9 A$ Q2 A" S( [& h& }1 |( ~Price and output determination under competition2 p8 U+ R. y- w7 h
Monopoly and other market structures8 F. X7 h7 D/ f! F
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If you enjoyed learning about : y( S* H9 [: c! i) ?, g" H
Costs and Benefits 0 q2 n9 `2 @$ V% R! n" _+ {9 p
Externalities1 y/ @' N" f6 w0 ~! q
Decision-making
9 u( z7 U9 e! ]1 j' L: \Or would like to learn more about . @/ ]3 X4 P, O
Capital Investments/ }0 d/ F0 y" s0 r4 |$ c) I
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
3 C0 h# c, x+ I8 T/ F) lECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation1 p" \/ s& a- Z' L! G( S
Topics:4 N, V& U' S3 h8 m& j
Cost-Benefit Analysis0 |2 `6 @2 B3 m
Evaluating Public Investment Projects. c+ W M \2 k6 E! W
Look at examples from . T4 F4 C0 N. C9 G7 H
Transportation8 u5 k. a X0 l) x9 z
River Basin Management% ^7 c! R1 @# o/ A k$ A H
Electrical Generation) l2 J3 T9 ]5 k! O- [
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control/ f. f: E- I/ T: i
; Q4 w+ u1 j, |; ~: S) UIf you enjoyed learning about
* a8 {) r3 U8 _ {0 W0 V' WSupply and Demand+ g8 M) N/ ?! D h% ], T) V* w
Externalities$ r$ S* t h o% l$ A G! M) V
Resource Allocation
! k, Y' R9 s2 J+ b3 {# FTaxation
5 i2 m1 G7 z2 H6 vOr would like to learn more about + j4 e. |3 q0 G+ B
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada2 t" U' o, Q8 v
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!9 T, |5 s$ @7 ]1 l6 d! J
ECON 365 Resource Economics1 {3 b# N0 ?; P; j- d0 Z: l
Topics:
9 z; q. R4 r# ^; o5 E5 jExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources8 F* ]6 h. B( K& C
Scarcity and pricing
- O6 G+ x8 G3 H' `0 W" a3 \; F+ Y7 ZContemporary Canadian resource policy issues* c/ e |" @. C: z% K
9 t( I: z( |# n3 Y7 LIf you enjoyed learning about . A/ ~' Y8 L9 N/ u# J# }
Resource Allocation
; ?- h3 B' r" d6 u+ O/ APricing+ B I2 c! L8 k; [, k. R
Markets- G7 Y, R R1 J, ]; B( }4 l
Government roles0 B! n# S! y- ]' ?
Or would like to learn more about
% n$ Q$ o* c1 X P9 nThe energy sector, including sources and markets
* k$ E: Z6 m3 b; o, G0 v/ O& Q# wCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
8 Y' p8 Z- n) r) F$ LYou might enjoy a course about
* U# o: i* j& ~8 jEnergy Economics!) J/ N$ u6 h# ~4 r$ }5 \8 }9 t
ECON 366 Energy Economics
0 B/ W7 p+ R; }1 Y: q- PTopics: 8 X6 F/ J5 }9 T, ?; N
Pricing
' _( x. \6 }6 Y4 _5 DRole in economic growth
8 O4 Q5 `& W# T$ s# s3 g; E8 [, TEnergy sources and markets ( c0 v& L% r! T* Z; m
Role of government
# w$ [1 @9 @7 [ i6 TRegulation
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1 R2 k/ R e% ]$ }+ O9 ?9 _! I. SExternalities8 _# j5 e% i* Y, Z3 r( ^# B0 x
Regulation+ j- A* s7 R( V& ]
Government roles
7 g9 Y' U9 ^1 b1 {Or would like to learn more about
5 C$ i: J" _0 }6 z6 [! n: p4 g }Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
; }- _' |$ |2 g0 @% WSteps taken to address deterioration
" W) U8 B1 z3 g% \+ R) n2 UYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
9 F$ L' J9 z( \ i% tECON 369 Economics of the Environment
# G# ~! U0 B5 Z5 i# S! b4 K5 QTopics: " y. u" r- k# V `; P% @6 p
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
1 H6 O: p( n* ^, k4 T8 Y3 n& lTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
$ K( v- M( K H2 I6 [" ~5 K, H/ F0 oTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration - z U5 }5 r4 u. z4 G" I4 B2 g
Recreation economics, k; m% _# q3 |/ K8 B% c
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If you enjoyed learning about" J7 f' ^/ ~) C9 E% _
Individual Incentives) m$ g# g8 E: _( x$ e: _# \0 D- I
Total Welfare
9 F" C* p4 y" e0 B! a' N" ]You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! . R: S0 I" l# O5 t
ECON 378 Law and Economics
9 v& K% c: M8 X9 ^1 q r. v% lTopics:
1 v& W3 y% } h1 l$ fIssues in Criminal and Family Law
' k9 `+ _ a @( j0 sCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
* a; i: {' _' q4 Y* V' `: cChild Support Payments
5 i* k! o5 f1 a ]. Y1 }Private Divorce agreements0 i% }; }* M: }2 v4 P/ f0 ~3 ]
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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# m/ H) j* @7 S, k% n @ MIf you enjoyed learning about 2 B4 M$ w" z- a* u$ U* J
Prisoners Dilemma# T. ~$ d4 V& d- b
Dominant Strategies2 C3 d' i+ C/ z7 Q. y1 `8 x0 R6 v
Collusion/ i/ s) X* \/ o u- p
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! # y8 o6 \" V1 z5 g
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications3 v, `4 V0 G2 a: W. O2 a
Topics: 6 G' ^. B7 N, ]+ A0 H
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games3 I9 \5 ~9 l6 w3 A
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion % u* g3 b7 K- S( I" s1 M
Note! Prerequisites: 7 l/ ~" m+ ]6 ^, G* r7 A2 }
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