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Trade: m8 b; }6 ]) c
Growth$ K2 `6 f7 [( ^4 e, f: V
Or would like to learn more about:
& W5 G" P0 s6 A& x& g0 C6 oChina as an Emerging Economy
+ ]1 h: Z! h3 x2 xYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!8 P# J; S% w {+ A( w
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development4 Z3 b$ j& |0 n: g9 n$ e
Topics:
5 D2 D8 h' x& `' f1 o P- @Chinese Economy Characteristics. I. X- a- y: m5 C: ~" }
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
* x7 U* h$ p( |$ @2 _3 W: ~Consequences of economic reform
+ p( X3 {) |9 J5 o8 C/ x5 ~# v7 r8 gCanada’s economic relations with China
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& L/ ?* T7 Y: z ?If you would like to learn more about: . r* B" ]4 d% v4 W2 m; H
Rich and Poor Countries# x# T) y5 x0 L! b8 V
Why economies differ
- V! V) b: _/ @' SCauses for such differences
$ W8 M8 _5 x# l% e& \) L/ T7 IYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
7 g) d# Y0 M4 pECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth$ u; k9 H" i$ W" |: h
Topics:# W- p( J, w' v4 t
Technology3 K" b5 u" ^" q" X7 v
Institutions
& W; `* t- [7 U% q7 T0 ^5 GGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence : I; i/ p, n/ q/ V1 q1 v# {
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If you enjoyed learning about * l2 c8 m* y, c4 l5 b3 K
Supply and Demand2 q9 D* C, [7 @+ W4 @, E
Consumer Behavior
% G5 G! _5 _0 |; r: O, VProduction and Cost- ^' Z. C3 X6 b# C
Price and Output/ d1 G+ e3 v: b6 h) T: x: z
Market Structures
9 T' ~, V6 [( m' l" E( ?You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!2 S- T7 Q2 m# y7 w
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
& n; o9 |4 {* F( Z2 ~9 d' s; NTopics:
$ N I2 |) V# U( {Theory of consumer behavior0 _/ K( h; n; W+ i1 {( f$ {$ Y* w ]' d% B
Theory of production and cost
: H% i9 \$ q' u* u& PPrice and output determination under competition
% ?0 n1 u$ o0 ]+ R( Q0 uMonopoly and other market structures
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If you enjoyed learning about
; c4 _# }3 M0 `: U. h. yCosts and Benefits ! ~, O9 h# ^* t8 e4 ^1 ^; F
Externalities
: s" n* l& G: ODecision-making6 O. V6 o k( K+ c3 H- b
Or would like to learn more about : a# M7 s2 l' f) {
Capital Investments
' b( _0 S/ j5 J4 PYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
5 i B3 F: i! P# Q5 B+ m! H& N, n' TECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation! i' @! H5 J. K/ B' \4 U7 l) _7 h3 m! x
Topics:
" f+ u( {, p# [5 H( o+ bCost-Benefit Analysis
% S! F! }6 ^) yEvaluating Public Investment Projects; Y0 K) s! ~, d8 q
Look at examples from
) g+ N7 O" T9 j7 ]+ U& d% F% @Transportation9 Q$ g v9 W- d3 b+ f ?, y
River Basin Management
; R4 I! {% y) PElectrical Generation0 r( ^3 E F, L
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control6 G% P4 ?. ~, {6 C
! F. l) V( U, ]2 Y" G' C7 V. O: KIf you enjoyed learning about
! S& n6 |* B. k" nSupply and Demand$ \& s. G* V! J, f8 C- j- L, a, u
Externalities
# r: B" x; Z1 S( k5 m2 mResource Allocation
# q* G9 Y& _( i0 C6 Y! s6 }7 kTaxation
, r# j" h3 Q, WOr would like to learn more about * g8 Y7 H* ?* }1 f5 |
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
9 F; C6 p" O5 P: q! r- gYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
: Q9 T; W. `& Q1 Y9 h6 xECON 365 Resource Economics8 x* ^, g* y' q
Topics:& B" i1 B8 s- [4 I# z2 j
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
& ]/ Y. L y8 [4 r3 I+ O6 VScarcity and pricing
1 Z: X7 N9 q+ y6 O" W+ V) FContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
7 O& `, Y1 } j, l1 `( {* ^Resource Allocation8 I: X7 {, A( {( {# [
Pricing, T4 C. ]# v( t# i$ ?8 @3 k' f6 R
Markets
4 S$ s, v( f: \5 @4 K% Z# I# dGovernment roles; r. a* z: d$ c+ h# q: P) G
Or would like to learn more about
; c3 Y' H6 u! j1 p3 XThe energy sector, including sources and markets
% p3 O' @$ ]& t# ACanadian Energy Policy and current issues' [* u, R2 T" o% V& Q3 G
You might enjoy a course about ) E7 ^- ?8 K, {
Energy Economics! r, {/ v `% r1 `0 \/ J3 Y5 D
ECON 366 Energy Economics
/ J% |3 }' W1 g7 ]Topics: 4 D2 P& \( z E( D. [8 b8 @. I
Pricing
! ~ c4 X3 T. @$ M3 ]! mRole in economic growth 6 P+ ]# N9 ]& t" v0 v
Energy sources and markets
* Q4 s. g: i; M+ _/ _: @' rRole of government , m8 D, ], T+ L8 b
Regulation
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( X$ Z7 A( V/ {; K3 l* V5 i# oExternalities9 ^& B' G7 q; A. D7 ~
Regulation; b' O1 | C; p" J1 m) c
Government roles* q# I3 W0 Q! [+ K
Or would like to learn more about 3 O0 \1 T, O& }4 V/ p: ~" B5 R
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration( j, e2 E) K: n7 h, ~" D
Steps taken to address deterioration
( p/ ?& A) U1 K6 C8 R& }You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
" t8 R2 y8 Y$ J4 L8 Y0 SECON 369 Economics of the Environment( s" K# U' F3 N3 z! v
Topics: 6 c* W O3 Y* `" F3 D' ], V$ q
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
1 c5 L8 |/ ?3 I+ A3 M9 p4 o' fTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
. w/ V3 _8 o0 o# l: z! M1 f& c; T$ qTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration $ `. q! a7 k1 \& f! _ {+ f0 Q
Recreation economics [2 ~1 z0 k- _. R K
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If you enjoyed learning about7 \" R- J5 `1 |" u; a7 k
Individual Incentives
: Z3 l: z7 | d7 OTotal Welfare . S9 N9 u) R) e- r; B
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
% l8 N3 ~* K' H* |2 Y$ ]+ q* pECON 378 Law and Economics
3 A6 J* e9 U+ ?6 c! j6 r' @Topics: 1 o3 |" x+ |* s9 E
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
2 U. \! z% _3 p2 E% @& Y, }, e$ Z$ SCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
! P e3 l) b% ]$ m& Y( TChild Support Payments
/ T( X2 t1 s" D* U2 K% w3 KPrivate Divorce agreements+ g( o( X+ Z; Y) b0 B, T! \* t
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act! {7 O6 X% R" {$ F) ]3 W& L
- k ]' O$ ?- }1 v4 \If you enjoyed learning about
) z" z( F7 ~8 }3 `Prisoners Dilemma+ T2 d9 q, Q# n) z) p# i4 a4 D' s
Dominant Strategies, ~1 S1 G ~0 Y+ i* x
Collusion, R* z( g y, l* b$ N! H/ J
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
6 t. d- ^5 e) b! Z& SECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
; j/ ]" a& t1 F5 \Topics: 8 L' Y2 g* V2 \& A( h- M
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
. B7 _8 N$ A NApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion : Y, }; ^ J, V
Note! Prerequisites: - `# W9 R2 F2 Z* z7 b
ECON 384 & 299 |
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