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If you enjoyed learning about:
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Growth
) |3 E9 x. N4 @1 m. Z( G/ ?1 DOr would like to learn more about:
# b" d |( s. |8 Z! F$ aChina as an Emerging Economy& D9 C. M3 N4 L1 O4 P: [4 L
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!2 h' @% A2 s5 S$ H% W9 M7 ^9 h( j& s
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development3 a) ]1 ^+ e* `/ M$ k# S* z
Topics: ' B/ D! Y" V' Q- |
Chinese Economy Characteristics
) }# u: J' _1 C: N" ]( u, x; s9 cRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
% h6 G' e/ F0 j$ r8 x ?, IConsequences of economic reform% L# J4 |; d( n( X3 r7 Y7 h' M
Canada’s economic relations with China
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3 C, Y7 j# j9 m) gIf you would like to learn more about: + w* [% U9 w7 r+ }% w; J! V
Rich and Poor Countries
# o8 T9 I9 q) D& c! W' F2 N0 zWhy economies differ7 J* i/ o8 f# K6 o5 e( o
Causes for such differences
! r$ Z0 S0 U( `# \0 C0 |+ z$ P1 GYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth9 a9 T# S& w8 C3 q* @$ |
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
7 U- y+ }( N9 |5 I! Q! I1 Y* }/ CTopics:5 X2 q* s R- l# S
Technology& x/ b5 J f9 P, A. w$ C' m0 a, v
Institutions
; u1 v9 a o8 x0 E- S. VGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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# n4 K# U/ \4 D% F* ]% r2 gIf you enjoyed learning about * A, T7 u. H4 Z
Supply and Demand4 k9 i/ `9 [8 X4 L g& G* s3 s
Consumer Behavior" T: }% w7 R+ h( `! r3 O
Production and Cost3 k! y) M5 O/ y) j( C' k
Price and Output/ `8 `6 u5 N) Y4 o
Market Structures: A% m. w5 l- K, v2 c6 ]* V' P
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
4 m/ I2 D0 X0 Z" f7 g fECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
! I( P7 n0 P3 C* O0 i+ UTopics: ' I' W% o2 \' P$ S
Theory of consumer behavior
) s) ~9 s/ l+ g5 G. z% zTheory of production and cost
8 g% |2 q" F" E3 \Price and output determination under competition/ Q6 G2 b8 {6 |+ n
Monopoly and other market structures
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" ]* [$ g6 V# G) \; nIf you enjoyed learning about
5 i' ]. y5 V+ ^; t7 y3 uCosts and Benefits
" k. G$ S9 Q7 f& o" N' yExternalities
# r' r% L- ^0 E3 V! Z. sDecision-making
) l7 Y, k9 q/ [6 V* r& pOr would like to learn more about 2 ^1 q9 m5 R5 _* L
Capital Investments w) [/ a/ t7 H( t% X
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
3 |$ e+ B5 [' L, JECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
0 m8 Z* D! T$ X0 y: K, J" wTopics:- r; a( _1 A1 B0 C4 q+ y. N9 q! M
Cost-Benefit Analysis! M9 t. t" Z, s0 K3 L% f; i' b. k
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
8 B; V5 n5 G& a' r% m) e, ]Look at examples from % Y. d* R) u# O" g
Transportation
T1 H) F3 W4 I9 K" }) xRiver Basin Management6 U$ d9 R- R" S* {7 {; u% C& p) l
Electrical Generation( f0 r3 g/ ~# m. G& p9 W
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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Supply and Demand
6 r8 ?3 D% g, _2 N; q( e& ?7 m1 TExternalities2 n" D5 ~9 N5 q6 K5 j
Resource Allocation
* s) s1 L$ i9 J7 G4 _8 WTaxation# k* b3 E& L2 Y0 u1 | s
Or would like to learn more about
& R7 U, }9 \$ ^Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
. r4 m$ Q; T% D$ d* v: \You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
' T7 I, v2 Z2 K( t7 G3 e: a/ NECON 365 Resource Economics
' E7 s) W* K: Z8 l( R. ?Topics:
# u- }( h5 ?$ U7 mExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources! g" Z3 s1 H+ R& S( {$ u1 A- U0 U
Scarcity and pricing
. ~: F5 V5 {/ p# x5 ~6 jContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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Resource Allocation
* }% K1 e6 N( `' _8 k/ }/ _Pricing2 F7 x9 f% _& {( b
Markets
. q( Y4 h: e# m$ W3 Q1 a4 [& xGovernment roles: n$ ?: c9 B: F) L8 h9 l- f
Or would like to learn more about
: l) N6 m! o5 ]# wThe energy sector, including sources and markets
, X0 @" M4 Y+ a1 sCanadian Energy Policy and current issues) \: S! X, C- x/ I- l
You might enjoy a course about ! y. Y: u+ {2 v5 _, T, ~" x
Energy Economics!
5 Z0 A( L: u# r1 }, f, }, OECON 366 Energy Economics+ q; S6 P. K; k3 r8 V
Topics: 3 t! h2 C* ] @$ Y" N1 a8 s
Pricing
4 d2 g$ D- C- rRole in economic growth ! \3 K: D% P0 h8 p& m
Energy sources and markets 6 q, l4 R7 P \5 r$ I
Role of government ' e2 m# F# I9 W P
Regulation
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Externalities
% `: U) O$ j2 @& [7 y9 _Regulation
8 v4 r0 ^8 B/ C4 ]2 ]Government roles
. O$ `3 O" ~. @Or would like to learn more about ! m4 T4 P6 o* P T" i v4 ^2 H8 [
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration1 g0 Y' Q( _5 p7 A
Steps taken to address deterioration
; M- G( x$ Y& J G( U8 w( a- DYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! " N* h% O! u, k5 v/ G; u/ p
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment3 J1 k( h' Z" \7 t. j: R
Topics: ; E- |; a: B( y1 o8 F+ q4 p
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
b( [. b2 i+ v* E; `Types and causes of environmental deterioration ( L* h. C j$ O4 w9 y E0 I
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration + D y7 a% P7 g3 A& U( W7 m
Recreation economics' N& A8 f2 f6 ~1 o) I3 ~
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If you enjoyed learning about9 A% H' K" S6 U# F/ T* v2 C+ u
Individual Incentives" Z% [& V' p0 q+ B5 r1 e5 \
Total Welfare
v- i% `( e, r# {4 H c& z$ L/ M9 wYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! ! r, g( K. S$ `8 u. w
ECON 378 Law and Economics) S5 @- d; O0 J/ K! d
Topics:
5 h# ?# m; d" cIssues in Criminal and Family Law
# |; E* Z2 p) @4 K. jCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
. d5 i* J& D; ^! T( b2 ^Child Support Payments1 l' m3 q& X3 n! B" m& D2 A! k# _
Private Divorce agreements
" s8 }; Z. Z2 b$ GCriminal provisions of the Competition Act6 D" M5 S/ R9 r% g
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If you enjoyed learning about
# g. c0 Q- ?& ~% w7 v+ J& V cPrisoners Dilemma. ^7 T8 t& i/ P- b% g
Dominant Strategies
% y: P* ]* ?( G. I: S6 v8 S# o0 gCollusion7 ~: u" X4 l* ?2 x
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
* Y5 \: g4 ]& L4 L3 wECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
3 a* u6 m( |8 }+ L0 a/ j9 y7 |6 _" uTopics:
! E+ Y* E9 P2 W, V S0 g& Z" bAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
' l( L8 H/ k. TApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 0 O8 U( M1 \! D' J @- O
Note! Prerequisites: 5 N t0 C7 u$ ?) u$ |6 S) [: `
ECON 384 & 299 |
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