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Trade
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V& m9 T; ^4 L }+ }9 E$ X' i+ zOr would like to learn more about:
9 i3 K8 Y) R# j! SChina as an Emerging Economy
% A7 _8 `1 @# @+ s1 _You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
5 K) x h- `' j( {* \ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development* s0 U! k8 _3 w5 R) `! \
Topics:
" Z3 K2 Q% r) x+ EChinese Economy Characteristics
6 {2 ?& ~0 J4 tRecent Events in the Chinese Economy3 b: j/ T$ m3 a; S; x6 Y
Consequences of economic reform# c. Z3 z }' C$ b) V9 K
Canada’s economic relations with China. ^: Q+ y U* I" L5 K' Q) c
3 x. Z8 Q5 H+ y) [3 ? eIf you would like to learn more about:
* [* {2 } U. K! ORich and Poor Countries
, T; L' `! a3 q$ D# GWhy economies differ( y6 U/ H9 S' z4 g7 w. _1 ~/ `
Causes for such differences/ u( v& Z7 G( t P6 i0 `+ L
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
* E" @: e1 n3 cECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
0 f9 h5 R* G$ b' Y0 DTopics:$ i. Q1 Z0 t- t) L# C* Y, w! `
Technology- P/ w7 c& ] i: B( _9 a, H
Institutions
4 D1 Y O& e: V0 K) ? G& N8 R4 r* qGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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Supply and Demand. ~4 q! F. v* Y- m% {; T O B! d
Consumer Behavior- j" _. Z, |; \, g
Production and Cost1 c1 T4 H2 `5 r) S
Price and Output
8 A2 r7 v7 J8 ?* b& f/ NMarket Structures
% w& X. p- Q0 G9 |) M' [You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
/ M9 O& Q6 y0 l3 {/ \ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
& e# \1 |& f* E4 J$ gTopics:
! H. q2 Z! {1 DTheory of consumer behavior9 @0 ?% f; X, ?" p
Theory of production and cost
4 f0 D" j' y7 n5 L/ ^Price and output determination under competition- w w$ q4 s5 y' L8 D# I
Monopoly and other market structures1 \: w+ M# v+ ?! \/ ~9 [% J/ h
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Costs and Benefits 5 f$ N2 \2 H E- _4 b
Externalities
+ m# K$ h& t: P" [& l$ }Decision-making: \5 u& }. t3 g b1 S: q
Or would like to learn more about
1 q M; F4 M; _Capital Investments6 D# F$ _, T% R
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!# C' ~) q$ {8 o# F
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
' D1 S; ~% W5 v4 r% l0 H9 NTopics:
8 I9 P* h4 B* L7 f6 uCost-Benefit Analysis
" r3 Z6 Y; m7 r6 o6 E7 pEvaluating Public Investment Projects) p" a' W+ b2 [6 v1 U9 u
Look at examples from 9 Z5 g3 c0 ?- O, q0 V
Transportation
3 }# }8 ]/ G" A4 T. D) xRiver Basin Management
; y0 p/ J7 P* yElectrical Generation$ H9 y7 r' Z1 I! \/ x
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control0 _. s/ l7 g9 Y/ A T/ [
+ v9 w) D% P. J# @+ z; wIf you enjoyed learning about ' h+ M, T0 l4 }4 y
Supply and Demand" m# A$ P/ f4 t8 s& e
Externalities* c5 Y) R/ ^3 d8 Q/ l4 c5 |& H8 v/ m
Resource Allocation1 E; C, x0 Y* ^9 a$ I
Taxation
3 g! @- Y: w8 h+ B5 @' IOr would like to learn more about
0 \; W8 y& @$ o% O: PSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
) z. K. P- e2 E+ @+ _$ ] ?; dYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!5 c5 ]9 _: _9 v0 ^
ECON 365 Resource Economics
! U, Z* w( ]/ ?8 o0 h/ YTopics:
, o! d, O$ r/ l8 |2 SExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
" S! K4 y3 S) [Scarcity and pricing
4 f5 e; L! A# I4 f+ N7 k, w- pContemporary Canadian resource policy issues8 e; j2 g0 R5 ?2 P
9 P( s/ \4 I3 F9 ~) E/ o# S# aIf you enjoyed learning about 6 N4 h( g1 I: S
Resource Allocation
" y3 B T* @# z; t( L3 rPricing; c+ C0 X! E% v; D
Markets0 S9 g! R ~6 d4 B9 @
Government roles
* T9 y7 p* U3 [1 M/ S/ {Or would like to learn more about 7 V3 I1 B, J" z0 i E5 _ y
The energy sector, including sources and markets& s. m4 l; j- G% I+ |2 q( P
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues$ u& o" ~9 K8 p) k2 O( _. `6 S; Z
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Energy Economics! Q! G5 |+ n& r1 l) K' Z
ECON 366 Energy Economics
5 L) g7 S& [3 cTopics: # E: R- i8 u5 J
Pricing
# m/ Y8 m/ f# {Role in economic growth ' r' Q$ g6 G# a; u, q9 V. ?2 Y
Energy sources and markets
6 ^- `8 M! U' Z9 g) E9 X' DRole of government ! M" K d, \; L4 S5 N& H" L: a7 B
Regulation
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Externalities
$ s5 S+ H( F4 ~: \1 ?- B% y$ h6 IRegulation
6 P: _2 C% I* WGovernment roles
+ D* ?' z. r) o/ U0 }+ Y0 POr would like to learn more about
4 I9 n, x0 l2 z4 T: [: R4 SEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration6 R5 N2 [2 c. P
Steps taken to address deterioration
2 X( c0 r9 _! ~: {' _9 IYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 6 w6 p5 `8 N% L/ ]; K5 o( D% I# s1 r
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment" k7 X, \+ u9 a- a C, D& R! O" K
Topics:
9 p1 |, @. Z; t& @9 {2 Y7 r! E/ rEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment + x5 `: O/ S8 t1 F
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
: s/ p5 h+ J/ ]$ s$ ATheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
8 m) M4 T" e" l( {8 oRecreation economics- n3 W! ^ |" t7 e0 q2 K
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Individual Incentives2 W# e4 a# v6 p/ P
Total Welfare 9 k% T U3 S4 J2 J
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
. f' B b( }3 _ qECON 378 Law and Economics" f4 w# _5 q, ^# v; K7 o% \
Topics: & U) T E6 P; n
Issues in Criminal and Family Law; q" `5 G W ~6 `4 N' K
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
; c$ d0 B1 e9 H& ?7 IChild Support Payments
! t9 u. U t( {Private Divorce agreements7 }- \9 F, d. j3 `
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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If you enjoyed learning about
0 q- L& { D5 G. x$ P- J" ~# NPrisoners Dilemma
1 q/ F! D' j0 k' o; l4 m# ~Dominant Strategies$ h3 [' D' _ m8 S0 a
Collusion( o! N; S. `( q0 K) l; Z# f# K& i
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! & S4 O% L, h7 r( Z, E" F) P
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
+ h! {: `9 k$ [- u" G8 fTopics: 6 \- m: w z8 X1 V* X& N
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
& |/ f5 D& Q% v8 r" Q( nApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 6 m( {3 }, v7 r+ E% p8 ^* y
Note! Prerequisites:
8 D8 \% w- ? R) dECON 384 & 299 |
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