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Trade8 r; g3 A6 [$ C$ }/ p0 X; P
Growth: P! z3 X; m; s; Z5 T: Z @
Or would like to learn more about: ' X7 w/ R K4 O- e) P9 J
China as an Emerging Economy
* N6 ~2 l4 e0 n- `( Q0 sYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
+ _; p& G7 M; Q1 ^, _ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development* w& T: ~0 [; A
Topics: 1 [1 O5 |3 t; K6 ? U0 n. q
Chinese Economy Characteristics
0 N. {9 i+ q' K4 ?/ @. i3 d' gRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
9 X* x, E, n; K" l$ g Y( ~Consequences of economic reform, U3 L" y& p0 H3 d9 y+ t
Canada’s economic relations with China
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$ J$ N. z, Q9 i6 OIf you would like to learn more about:
7 k2 }( _* M( W, l' ^7 D8 n! c( e0 W+ xRich and Poor Countries7 m' B# i# R/ i2 V! s
Why economies differ
) d* D& M9 b; P7 z3 ]Causes for such differences. C) Z5 ]/ A* ?5 F( y. V/ Z3 T* [
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
6 L9 I" O; C- i: v' ]0 tECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
$ [7 N" K* ~# ?1 T$ C7 M1 hTopics:
; G o" e: z8 L( e! n' ]Technology5 ]- n* e5 a3 Q/ Z' A9 n% h& w5 N H8 f
Institutions
3 y8 M1 S7 K9 ? b; JGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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! q" C3 N! X& }* E5 n, k' n9 |6 s; wIf you enjoyed learning about 1 u t2 \9 z8 c" r- W
Supply and Demand
! r4 O7 R0 o9 qConsumer Behavior
3 X- A( J( `+ V7 [+ p% e I% d' d: iProduction and Cost: M+ _' {; W2 }8 {7 J3 v4 C$ }
Price and Output* e- v8 w* d, b$ x
Market Structures; `. S2 e6 K. a+ T) V0 h9 [
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!- m, S: B2 S- A' V' A9 O, _4 Z6 W
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I! Y" L5 D1 k4 Z' }4 i! G$ U& G
Topics:
l: l9 E, Z9 o0 ^2 ^9 ` {Theory of consumer behavior
' ~' o" Z; E6 j& ~; P uTheory of production and cost( `7 m. b% \4 Y( Y" U4 r
Price and output determination under competition
* R4 v$ u1 t% j$ `Monopoly and other market structures
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3 [' p, C; I) [1 ^0 F7 Z; }If you enjoyed learning about
2 |; I- q) x. v# XCosts and Benefits
$ t0 C3 M2 o0 [, ]. Z Q8 F* mExternalities7 j( P5 s- K# [1 t3 P5 o
Decision-making
" {! U5 W+ q; E) K2 L1 UOr would like to learn more about " c9 V# I1 h' i0 r
Capital Investments
S, `; \" y9 ~, g+ L$ G& nYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
1 w+ }5 l7 ~3 n/ V# JECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation7 z" k/ J6 A# u/ H
Topics:- u3 J" G1 F" ^9 g. m1 E( r. `
Cost-Benefit Analysis
! v2 h$ r2 V! ]# a \' D& aEvaluating Public Investment Projects( }$ |0 f/ O# R
Look at examples from 1 c5 r5 f+ k0 b' N$ ]" M) {" J, Y
Transportation. b/ w2 Z* G/ h: n: i# k
River Basin Management
; A8 d+ A0 m5 x& }2 _Electrical Generation
3 _- S1 r- ^7 g6 A6 K) J3 COil & Gas and Pollution Control
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Supply and Demand) D# ]5 O8 w% Q8 M2 j# C7 S) t
Externalities9 [* X+ T" p& V, o
Resource Allocation+ ?5 F* H; y, T* Z: p
Taxation' q/ Q% v: f0 {
Or would like to learn more about
6 R+ H1 k- I- ^& P9 y( TSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
* t, V1 r% f* f; ~& V- ]! S2 qYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics! X5 v% z* d1 B3 g
ECON 365 Resource Economics
2 Y# W( s4 W, S# z- f% @7 LTopics:( G1 N; |5 G' f
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources+ \2 M& l# ~; h0 b8 q, W) ?2 d% T2 q. u
Scarcity and pricing! L5 h+ R1 j' j i. e3 j0 t2 D) J7 }" a
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues# C) ^; U2 X9 m
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If you enjoyed learning about
% R; D; ~9 n3 nResource Allocation0 }- I" N2 O' }1 @, C
Pricing! u- W' W7 ?3 n' w" B: n% Z" `. `
Markets
/ ~1 r$ l$ y+ w! q4 W0 C3 ]1 NGovernment roles
: Z$ y4 a3 F% V! f+ M4 {) j# KOr would like to learn more about & d& j I5 n$ A2 z0 X: }
The energy sector, including sources and markets
! f6 I1 C7 F& j8 rCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
8 ^0 B( y) [. m' F* sYou might enjoy a course about ; O" |2 U7 W) m3 m* G B3 c
Energy Economics!
/ E4 B% {9 n& v+ d" u0 eECON 366 Energy Economics" o2 q2 E" H( O
Topics: / P- Z5 k9 M0 [2 W7 F' B( [
Pricing# [! @# K% \3 A: ]1 ^' d
Role in economic growth
: k' r: b- a) p2 ^5 `Energy sources and markets
$ i7 R! f5 W4 W+ |0 H+ Z" y XRole of government [* J' R3 I) c
Regulation
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3 C4 m7 q+ n$ S! @/ S5 o7 n' FIf you enjoyed learning about ! G9 U+ s" _7 L" j3 [9 ~: S
Externalities+ F) u! Y w/ o9 ?
Regulation; s8 U' {( b# |# V' q9 @/ Q* a
Government roles# E. E i6 [" ~6 ]* G
Or would like to learn more about
( O( \& ~" a! U3 ]+ C+ P. eEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
! r( N; E F, ?5 HSteps taken to address deterioration, V, V) c' h4 c5 t
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
% ~8 ~/ W& F# T" S- Z* R: VECON 369 Economics of the Environment, j" \& }; S7 n O) Y1 g# i; C6 t
Topics:
( q8 m" |5 t" _, K9 |3 b. [Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
, O% b6 }8 p' B5 x4 F! ]8 T" QTypes and causes of environmental deterioration , N9 C% \" l2 u9 d/ i) F8 Q& }
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 2 |1 [- }; D7 T% F
Recreation economics
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& ], W9 K4 j8 I- q" w$ C) KIf you enjoyed learning about
9 E& Y5 O4 T4 @9 u: g Individual Incentives
6 c3 T- T0 Z3 QTotal Welfare
8 q+ b2 M$ r' I9 Z- p3 V+ @7 a- O6 I/ ZYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 4 Q9 b0 u: h4 C
ECON 378 Law and Economics: l6 O0 D# }2 ^) h" N
Topics: ' i9 l' q+ i1 e! d
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
- f' t. [4 K- U6 h4 [6 v- T( TCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining! U7 n* l) H- l
Child Support Payments' V/ k6 r9 K' s1 S
Private Divorce agreements5 i7 ~+ [3 ?2 z. k
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act f3 f# N. }5 o D. b
8 {9 k) P5 S# O/ B% MIf you enjoyed learning about
' K1 a. L7 E9 ^, }' S7 CPrisoners Dilemma
. f- Y& v6 x1 i; h4 a$ \2 IDominant Strategies7 i! x5 c3 _0 K$ w& `) F
Collusion
" f7 d" n$ [* Y! CYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
: A* V5 \6 |5 K5 fECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications9 C0 W2 Z2 F4 j
Topics:
( E! ^4 w/ v7 W8 g9 l+ G' V8 _Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games' E8 {6 V, x6 G* R$ t# w, U9 s
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion % b4 K, l2 E5 {7 p+ e0 c" j2 F8 h
Note! Prerequisites: 4 j' ?1 ~: Z5 z2 I
ECON 384 & 299 |
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