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Trade# w2 ]+ e+ @2 C# M+ ~
Growth( m5 s! X! F- j
Or would like to learn more about: - k* p# C) Y' J6 x- m
China as an Emerging Economy
& k1 m6 S7 H# j% D( x* w; M; i% pYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
8 D+ Z: ^( b' n6 h0 @- ?& ]ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development, n( _7 a2 h% T' {* O( [4 G! | j
Topics: % `$ @# U7 t* `+ r1 \, f
Chinese Economy Characteristics
. z5 E. Z3 o4 E# p: _Recent Events in the Chinese Economy9 b! w: C/ h/ L$ c# Z& Z+ h
Consequences of economic reform
. r1 {/ C, D7 a; h* P( uCanada’s economic relations with China
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% ]8 q2 N/ Q' ^( R1 IIf you would like to learn more about:
7 }- E6 }/ {& ~' bRich and Poor Countries
# D! p+ U: l, | Y9 x+ q. RWhy economies differ9 Z$ h/ i% A# \9 z' U
Causes for such differences, q" J# B, W2 O+ z- x1 F
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
0 w# G) V/ H, j3 r6 ^7 k( b* zECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth3 ~) M+ h" b# o) Y* L3 u' L
Topics:
1 F" u: H$ g/ O+ xTechnology
5 d# A7 d0 N" m9 S+ cInstitutions
. E$ c) g( m' _& o' G mGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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9 C$ P( J/ P& `) x/ m3 e4 OIf you enjoyed learning about + n+ K' l! a6 V7 O# {+ M/ o
Supply and Demand
' ~' {8 E& o1 a1 \% tConsumer Behavior
: l) M8 S& y4 G3 V2 p; [Production and Cost
' S' T" Q5 _" E: RPrice and Output
0 b/ u: f# ~/ w* e0 K3 oMarket Structures; d2 L& B# E/ f* u! B$ g4 w$ t
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
4 o1 f; T" d" z3 }ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
4 @* {% i: k/ z, r. QTopics: 3 i) b0 w, g" ~
Theory of consumer behavior' K) S7 g: A u5 r$ g" O( _
Theory of production and cost* ~9 A1 v4 k* V$ _7 @
Price and output determination under competition4 F" x8 j% ^) V5 O- b/ C
Monopoly and other market structures
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, S% w/ X/ \( q6 ^( L# vIf you enjoyed learning about
7 b ^( e8 P; s3 R6 `% |Costs and Benefits , E) Q) _8 ^2 y" K! l
Externalities
. f& N: i0 z* {9 B4 K; jDecision-making
' Y, q/ x6 q+ t% c: j1 ~8 s) qOr would like to learn more about 4 l5 e! ^- i. y6 j- s, \7 T+ {+ e% o5 ]
Capital Investments+ F4 ~* ^, y3 d; i) O9 u: w
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!/ N/ }! m$ w+ c2 _1 n! F; H1 ]# G
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation' I, @6 E) [1 y* L/ N: Q' {
Topics:$ J) p% O) S+ ~3 [
Cost-Benefit Analysis+ g2 `" i9 L. y4 [# Z J
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
2 P2 G4 M" X- }$ C* r' wLook at examples from
- `! O7 t' j" A" I6 ^Transportation
( ?4 G$ D. S: URiver Basin Management, q% D% V0 b3 a$ ^4 y
Electrical Generation2 A( h2 u' k/ }0 T
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about
) T, Z6 m* A' g3 ~$ GSupply and Demand
* x% N$ A: b+ h5 f0 Z: E& `Externalities
8 i5 G& s, Z2 B9 F$ yResource Allocation
- m; W: X" S% b1 Y- L; zTaxation ^9 g) y5 J& ~# z8 h
Or would like to learn more about ! v+ w1 q3 }0 L" L4 F+ q
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
; k6 a5 v! t( n O/ b! J8 mYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
; F. v) o, x5 I! g/ ]8 N' H$ ?% r% SECON 365 Resource Economics
8 E+ Z5 U# t7 L; u4 e) T( ZTopics:
4 Q: _3 B1 c4 m) [3 UExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
i9 z& v/ n( ZScarcity and pricing' N$ k; k7 p6 Q/ V1 ^& S7 L$ E
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
/ ?/ e4 z. E' B5 C9 ^3 N: ^# k, i0 D% v- Y" \* I$ S) Z
If you enjoyed learning about
$ H+ g, d5 g% {# b6 X$ R+ n/ ?Resource Allocation
# L) n6 W3 N! u* S; OPricing4 A3 P T( U* R' }7 m& J
Markets. V. k d+ O" W( ~$ i% J, l& H# U2 o
Government roles
& G8 j; v& ~8 z o! AOr would like to learn more about ) Z7 j+ V( _6 F5 l6 ?- g
The energy sector, including sources and markets
$ X6 f: |) e2 l$ R4 ]Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
8 x7 A9 S D2 `8 x" [' u4 TYou might enjoy a course about , ]) M$ |3 ~# }1 X
Energy Economics!
3 j5 v1 P/ o* nECON 366 Energy Economics
* e" |2 r& e9 o$ A) h7 Y5 ATopics: ' J8 Y! ?9 [( I4 _3 o! _' D
Pricing1 b" Z4 I3 g6 b3 T0 s
Role in economic growth
5 A& D" q' C( aEnergy sources and markets , r! S- L' i2 e0 L' _+ s
Role of government
0 w! q: P9 N+ e) b) V) K9 F9 m, ARegulation + l! i/ i0 |) J) M' W# t' o
9 J9 \% j3 w! c$ K( `1 m+ Q& VIf you enjoyed learning about ( O) J+ P3 ^( a3 K( F
Externalities% q3 A3 s& D6 b, @ w) X
Regulation
, B1 Q2 Q* C0 \6 oGovernment roles
- \+ S. y; ? m! K" Z& ?Or would like to learn more about
. {" o/ E6 i# l, E" C9 AEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration# g, L) {& E5 D7 _
Steps taken to address deterioration% e2 ^, e9 a1 i; d7 d
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
9 t% z; t" _( l( |/ E/ k6 S2 n% fECON 369 Economics of the Environment
' S& p2 \8 J5 x. G( r) STopics: 5 M5 I* M0 A c5 j) x, e
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment , _4 s) `2 W4 i' ?
Types and causes of environmental deterioration ; ]0 B, |2 H* g' t+ P0 ?
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
- J0 H: w9 C$ x8 ]* ORecreation economics* x1 h; ~' R4 k* e* p, m
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If you enjoyed learning about) _' J& s2 `4 J5 Z& i) p4 t$ L: C9 s4 {. r
Individual Incentives. C5 I1 U3 N0 Q' D5 ?9 B% E/ p
Total Welfare 3 u# T: A$ C, y. E; I5 j
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! , T. d7 e3 p5 Y* L8 Q+ n
ECON 378 Law and Economics9 P! w# {3 a) R
Topics:
+ R- S' M1 a) B4 g* O; U' FIssues in Criminal and Family Law
+ F% ~' O: }$ ~) w+ GCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
; c& E* y7 C* d! U6 r; DChild Support Payments
- @, s4 b8 t/ g( i" D: i( DPrivate Divorce agreements+ w/ A- { p% k- j7 p
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act) a& d7 b% K8 A" R' \( z# A1 @
. I9 L( ]" A2 [9 @6 LIf you enjoyed learning about
. {% B. @4 Z% `5 O9 E+ {+ ePrisoners Dilemma
3 S& x. n m/ ZDominant Strategies; K/ U3 f6 U; i4 ~; l$ ~
Collusion
( }6 f8 c7 k/ }( {3 a( V4 oYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
' A" h5 R. a% z3 t6 K, NECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
) y% H5 o3 O, V4 \2 P' d2 ]) L5 gTopics:
6 M; U( ~8 b8 N' ?# S0 k# j, v2 [Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
% W9 q0 K" x/ u5 m9 ^& }& cApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion ) G7 Z, M+ T& `, U; |7 ]$ H1 j1 Z
Note! Prerequisites:
; I, J: n2 n( t, x# J. KECON 384 & 299 |
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