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If you enjoyed learning about:
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Growth: T& Z8 o5 S5 \$ L
Or would like to learn more about:
, M' J5 {/ `( q2 t. GChina as an Emerging Economy& M0 J; G, x1 [- z0 ~
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!1 w/ @8 A( A2 g W3 J7 K& x
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development2 y% s2 o! s. K5 P3 \
Topics: 6 l1 Q3 N; X5 [% g/ C
Chinese Economy Characteristics8 m+ N V6 }( |1 o+ }% H
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy: ?1 s& F" G9 C$ n
Consequences of economic reform3 L3 F0 F7 k' C- [; Z
Canada’s economic relations with China
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If you would like to learn more about: , e# T( }4 a; D: y/ d9 m4 t
Rich and Poor Countries! e B! C$ J6 u, I+ Y
Why economies differ1 C8 r+ r. {8 q' x
Causes for such differences& r9 v1 w/ [( X: [
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
2 t6 r% m' H, O- t% v! J- P' _$ w! YECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth: Z: B/ Q, R! o' h8 T1 B
Topics:6 l t3 Q9 P0 G/ ]6 ^
Technology
$ V. ]" q6 e* O! B9 rInstitutions& F7 h8 Q% h/ r7 \
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence ) U3 B1 O5 R4 u
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If you enjoyed learning about
6 T1 Z' H: \+ I( |0 ~4 RSupply and Demand4 m9 ?% v" d+ D8 z- ]
Consumer Behavior
0 Y7 }5 a, f1 h0 CProduction and Cost
/ V% K+ h% x- c7 xPrice and Output& q7 t9 N6 H, f4 l: d9 d- h
Market Structures
( {* m% @! q! s: F! NYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!# R* I$ P6 W$ d7 F2 }, T0 R6 M( T I0 g
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
! F- ~1 y/ A3 YTopics:
9 M0 ? T1 t* i6 f+ u; B1 tTheory of consumer behavior" F) x7 Y# H1 m! r" @! `2 K: n, Q
Theory of production and cost
2 I4 t7 i5 c" v- kPrice and output determination under competition
& r" l2 G/ @# W% X) O/ [7 GMonopoly and other market structures
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& j" V4 }* z8 ~1 e- y2 u! ^If you enjoyed learning about 1 V I1 d- r( k' N3 Z4 }
Costs and Benefits ( S% n& w$ R; g+ I
Externalities& H* E$ ?' I2 m9 }
Decision-making
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) s' G% n' D- C/ Y% ?2 J# I2 vCapital Investments6 Y4 ~8 C- x1 P1 t f+ \
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
' A5 W3 K$ u7 l* j1 K( ]- u! G5 Z& {ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
, H( S3 Z4 H. UTopics:
. K. }" x2 c+ N% a# e9 \: Y0 O+ [Cost-Benefit Analysis) p4 I+ e7 s, J9 p! e' m
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
]* I2 f, E" ^ H. |Look at examples from + D/ V* z7 b* P; K
Transportation% i" [0 E9 e: R+ c+ B6 g
River Basin Management
; P/ K$ b2 n# F* k! D4 i, VElectrical Generation
4 U; t' L8 u v% Q `Oil & Gas and Pollution Control: M6 G, q! R2 C# Y( Z! J2 e- Y1 H. a
, c3 u* t1 B+ |" IIf you enjoyed learning about ; p2 m2 l. k0 y+ b% T
Supply and Demand
# n- L2 x" j& C Y: QExternalities& f& z' h1 t' `0 R/ z
Resource Allocation
% B$ T3 ~! A+ l: bTaxation4 w2 o; D$ q0 z7 A9 y
Or would like to learn more about
; t! J# @0 O/ J6 LSupply of Natural Resources in Canada- N8 @" Q+ p4 e; F
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
+ k0 m% s. N9 ^% K, xECON 365 Resource Economics8 [0 i& k7 |# \: m3 V1 y7 u% l
Topics:+ N6 Q* u1 Z4 H
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources) V. x0 C' _; p; K( N R l
Scarcity and pricing* @+ r" d3 N l& v- [( v& c
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues1 p) b( t- v$ g* x1 G% u* u. O
' n8 g r) j9 zIf you enjoyed learning about
6 I+ h/ u) T3 sResource Allocation
T+ s0 h% T, z+ N- j3 v4 ?Pricing7 f: a7 K1 T8 Y
Markets
: d6 g! Z9 H2 E8 V8 l9 m- UGovernment roles2 U d& m! Y& T; A! u2 m
Or would like to learn more about
$ z" z9 h9 [, u* l2 F& E, vThe energy sector, including sources and markets
2 J4 I' M/ w i7 g" T+ g' ^Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
. \5 ?( g0 b! H4 G$ N! EYou might enjoy a course about
1 A! d# X G4 EEnergy Economics!# N4 g/ ~ `) f
ECON 366 Energy Economics
1 g$ Q! ~1 w) N: L DTopics:
- o* o7 _- Z0 R4 S- EPricing; x2 v( W0 L& \) H, c! Q
Role in economic growth * n* Y p3 E d4 F. A
Energy sources and markets
5 ~' ]( f* b5 N: `Role of government & H1 x9 |* G% v. m9 `
Regulation \" A+ I5 e2 _ V7 M( V
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Externalities
: F) p' |# @5 {! Y O; \Regulation
8 z! B E, P: j' y0 b$ W \9 f7 KGovernment roles( _! ~( m8 e; q; _
Or would like to learn more about
% R) T4 {6 N: S' XEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
2 c! p( p( i& g- Y1 B& k/ bSteps taken to address deterioration8 F3 | n. a5 f0 u8 g* e
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
& U9 \, B8 R c6 o6 e8 u6 T+ tECON 369 Economics of the Environment
/ `, Z/ @2 }" R0 C% tTopics:
. b& v- L, c8 SEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
8 v! @+ a# l6 aTypes and causes of environmental deterioration : \7 {4 u3 I, d; |' ]6 i7 _
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration % a6 |2 x/ i- a7 g( f% `" T2 P; k4 [
Recreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about; B& v! }% H3 j v3 G
Individual Incentives
5 E k- X+ V, j. B8 _Total Welfare . f5 K6 O* ]8 [5 C( Q# L7 {
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! . ]! A4 B+ ~0 T" p3 M H
ECON 378 Law and Economics& W# M. I; |3 _- \9 ^
Topics: : } B8 g. |8 G+ Q
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
( a! d v. m6 b( v6 e4 Z& x! A8 LCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
. V$ }' ^3 L) |" u, QChild Support Payments
" o! q2 a$ ?+ | xPrivate Divorce agreements$ n) P& i$ g$ E
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act h- ~4 g0 D8 `% z, t
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If you enjoyed learning about / f9 e7 Q0 k: g6 U& X# O# ?
Prisoners Dilemma) D0 c; y& C8 K! J
Dominant Strategies
4 J$ ]; t4 ?4 G# D0 q" i8 U4 ACollusion) I; U. h- _/ E' U0 @* }
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! . p& k- N: t0 V' E* k
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications. X7 n, v2 y9 K
Topics: * Q" r' z( Z; B' C
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games0 ]. ~" g6 o; z3 A( g6 ~
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
1 i }* V0 K" e/ x* _+ b4 l* tNote! Prerequisites:
) w* A% L* p( jECON 384 & 299 |
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