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If you enjoyed learning about: 2 h8 P2 `( T3 b2 j2 [* c5 Y
Trade" x0 h" N) B9 P& a' J' Q9 L/ w
Growth/ A2 y1 w- \& Q/ A9 y$ ~
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. K& @" d; d+ j. M. SChina as an Emerging Economy1 P0 L/ W+ h# {
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
4 G% [% m3 G+ K* h' W0 z2 {- cECON 211 Chinese Economic Development* T" Q' e( Y2 j" w% e9 m
Topics: ' Q9 y3 M( i1 y i8 J/ U
Chinese Economy Characteristics$ u6 Z1 w" ?6 y- |3 b
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
8 Y0 y P. {* q6 BConsequences of economic reform' l9 n5 f# c9 n, m0 L; f
Canada’s economic relations with China& R5 m* r; a q4 g! O
$ i% {3 {1 W: @7 p: @If you would like to learn more about: & x+ V0 Y j2 p. u9 |. _% u
Rich and Poor Countries
# t- `$ y5 Q/ I: P; U# i. P: OWhy economies differ
) G+ H9 n0 Y7 H9 h) ^Causes for such differences
' U8 e0 D! C( K/ w' n uYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth7 Z6 I1 E; t; A; Z
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth5 y8 H6 i3 ?2 q
Topics:
h) d8 X; k, m6 |& Z! lTechnology
v$ Q. ?5 C2 [; f* rInstitutions
2 V* I$ ?5 J: ~; g2 ]Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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) x; J& w) }/ a* e3 u/ o: P' fIf you enjoyed learning about 9 ^8 T8 V0 G- T$ i
Supply and Demand6 V& ^9 Z; Q! k- Z- ?4 x, ^
Consumer Behavior
3 B- a; Q0 s: {: }( WProduction and Cost
% P, Q* U& Q% ]: G& P9 I% v! xPrice and Output
, E% i; Y7 R+ u+ h' {Market Structures
% R6 l a. {$ Q4 qYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!8 D# U! h9 m. p$ E% w; E( K+ f: @
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I* r5 q v$ x- Z3 R( [* [4 X
Topics: ! H( u4 y, o$ `
Theory of consumer behavior2 H8 Y: `* |4 w; \
Theory of production and cost
9 ]' n8 @& G, { qPrice and output determination under competition. z) Q. d( |5 d& y+ w+ A5 O6 n
Monopoly and other market structures
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6 j. E5 v6 j& o5 e9 @) ?If you enjoyed learning about
* e" \2 x( ~, `6 yCosts and Benefits " ~- U: p7 [/ y2 M: x
Externalities
M9 ^, k2 r4 g# cDecision-making
$ v# g5 s/ e( p* S! R& [: `& i* t! gOr would like to learn more about
l4 \7 F+ l+ T. UCapital Investments
6 X* ~7 w+ ~- c+ UYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
, Q6 n5 L7 K' @' O8 @' W, CECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation. I$ o! u# e- B( G- c
Topics:
1 [$ W( s7 X/ T# S- \; U: o( xCost-Benefit Analysis l, J8 I- c' [2 k/ l9 ~" s
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
% k0 }3 N) |0 |' G2 P* v4 L& c3 qLook at examples from
! B, ]+ h, C1 zTransportation
/ M0 [7 o( {# r9 ?8 PRiver Basin Management
) G! L( G, Z. ~- D4 n$ ~# v3 hElectrical Generation5 ~4 a5 ]+ }: w/ i% V2 i, U: A
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control1 P$ M1 A/ y" P3 O- U
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If you enjoyed learning about 5 K% h$ O& Q6 \/ Y7 }( `" }; ^$ y
Supply and Demand
2 M; C1 C) ^6 j" }" W, ^4 y0 }4 KExternalities
! I4 J/ ~ F* Q6 m7 M- PResource Allocation S/ U9 `! p9 t3 Q+ c0 }- s' r
Taxation
( O+ l7 K4 d+ z& G0 U- `Or would like to learn more about
6 U& q' ~" j; G- w2 a; J4 qSupply of Natural Resources in Canada/ J7 Z- v: s7 V" ]( v
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!2 D- j( Z/ ?$ m- I' \
ECON 365 Resource Economics
$ d! }/ \4 e% g! }* i$ y. @Topics:' E' _8 v, q, U, c" g
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
8 a; n4 ?0 l# |8 ~. bScarcity and pricing
& p! l6 R: W' I$ sContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
' R9 }* z( I' rResource Allocation# \- W' z, f4 w
Pricing6 _2 ^7 C6 R V$ v9 ]$ f4 J2 z
Markets
9 l" v, U( @% Z5 s5 ~/ \Government roles
D# G1 y$ l- u6 V" T1 _; W LOr would like to learn more about $ O+ D6 g. o6 U2 ~! \
The energy sector, including sources and markets. M, E- L, v& @6 Z" W
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
' }4 B' h8 k* j( p+ X0 Y8 hYou might enjoy a course about
j: T- x) ]6 b/ ~8 ^% W. Z7 fEnergy Economics!
0 ?/ v! i, ]$ sECON 366 Energy Economics6 M" f. i3 J5 U) a- z4 W" `9 x( [: A! S
Topics:
& |' J2 k2 i0 C. WPricing
7 k8 u% z' m1 m6 gRole in economic growth : @ A' |8 M# H0 E! }3 n
Energy sources and markets 7 v# v8 i v0 Z7 O- M9 Z
Role of government 3 n# ? M$ W" Y- u3 n2 y+ [
Regulation " {2 S4 a; Y) Y& K
* o0 c' x$ p9 O( gIf you enjoyed learning about
' q2 v( Q y8 }6 gExternalities; ^% c% _0 R. U
Regulation
, ?8 ^6 V( a9 C: R! N- V! n1 F wGovernment roles
2 _3 K d2 {, |& Y9 XOr would like to learn more about
( s, K7 o# h" D! q5 {Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration; e( Y1 }7 {" F' O6 }! K8 G
Steps taken to address deterioration
( w. y4 @$ r3 O& b5 vYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 6 H; O9 p! r" V4 R. G$ w2 s0 q7 }
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment- h# g5 m) W' f; m# Y! j& u8 {8 i
Topics:
. {1 P P3 X: B2 t# @Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
! ~6 l! c! t- h1 Z& lTypes and causes of environmental deterioration $ k$ Y9 U* ^, o K9 P; Y
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration ( i# F' Z' _+ r% N4 G
Recreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about% [& i# [7 @8 `! F0 V3 d. ?
Individual Incentives
; \) n9 D- v& q: n; K# s KTotal Welfare
) O* Q" c) \% c8 E( R$ x; S" G7 r! ?You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
! Z& C Z0 A# `: EECON 378 Law and Economics
% H) W1 w6 c: n# r& n1 z! r" c, A9 zTopics: 4 C' M( X& @; d- ^9 L
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
4 `8 P2 |& C+ b# u1 i7 DCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
1 F. F4 x) o, n* v! y6 ~6 d7 g3 M8 FChild Support Payments9 \$ q; ?3 y$ E. C6 k {
Private Divorce agreements9 `/ f" \& G$ `$ X3 A
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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+ ]8 H D; @/ I3 s; VIf you enjoyed learning about
* s. J" M) }7 u4 h# y6 f, p5 ePrisoners Dilemma6 D$ P/ ]1 I) b9 ~
Dominant Strategies
% S% P- j1 T! U' b3 Z {5 CCollusion
. [8 K Q! h8 G3 ~( v) Q P0 iYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! # V7 M7 W, C5 A* V- w% b/ g
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
2 h5 q$ G" @( Y4 B D# JTopics: 9 O2 }- ]; p- H
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games% u& M- k- l4 Q3 ]2 K" E
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 5 d6 A) Y5 @8 R- L4 C' w) ^/ u2 D
Note! Prerequisites: % X. c3 a7 b1 k; }# G Q4 G0 s
ECON 384 & 299 |
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