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If you enjoyed learning about:
/ q/ Z: j+ H. L# r7 c1 y8 nTrade
) i) S+ A4 n4 M8 U$ I+ R# jGrowth( C4 U4 s9 _6 G' L
Or would like to learn more about: - J$ N4 x' |- y+ W b1 a/ w( Q
China as an Emerging Economy$ o8 c$ g( ?+ Y& R m1 b2 ]
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!) A! h9 l& g3 v7 [
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development: ?- e" T: ?) d: n5 K1 ^
Topics: / t* Y/ F6 {; A; ^$ O7 @
Chinese Economy Characteristics! n3 F9 W- y0 V' L9 Q
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy) l. ~1 M2 |3 T3 h4 j
Consequences of economic reform
' G7 {1 Y- W- m; B6 M* |- {7 NCanada’s economic relations with China/ z4 D+ n4 {8 a! l
$ E! a0 ~4 t9 @$ lIf you would like to learn more about: 5 |8 P' f$ h6 M; u
Rich and Poor Countries
0 u1 _& x0 O' O' R4 M- cWhy economies differ K7 w, q2 t9 a8 l7 z+ h F( e5 \6 e
Causes for such differences
* m' p! h$ s8 I3 P9 wYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth0 u5 i# C2 a9 h w* G) J
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth k% H) J. z5 K8 R2 ^7 {
Topics: E: j# x! F0 U7 m
Technology
2 m3 L. N3 V, P6 MInstitutions* C& }* T8 t7 V: B3 e$ c
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence / H) w1 N2 \# K M# D+ q
/ U7 s6 B2 Q- s) @) tIf you enjoyed learning about * }( f5 [; W3 A, E
Supply and Demand
# p4 |& P# F: i8 G8 sConsumer Behavior3 ^4 [ V- o! p& V" v
Production and Cost
2 P/ S# G0 e8 r2 H: JPrice and Output4 a: \! ]) e9 A6 I/ ` Z
Market Structures, Q. @8 Y5 o( \5 \+ U
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!& R8 S& G& L u2 L+ v
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
2 M4 Q( V: J8 sTopics:
6 r7 o4 U' V* v! o* A( QTheory of consumer behavior2 d, D4 L8 J7 Q/ r- T! h
Theory of production and cost
, s& k0 y+ P$ |- E! v2 T oPrice and output determination under competition
8 T5 C( s2 [) P! C9 b5 v$ I7 H6 L3 I, LMonopoly and other market structures
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If you enjoyed learning about # J: A/ }$ x: p/ Q
Costs and Benefits : N# {. u( f& k$ b& l
Externalities; F* T4 \" ]$ \+ n! @
Decision-making
8 d2 q H+ K8 Z3 y" m# dOr would like to learn more about - u% J! \" ?- M5 p
Capital Investments4 ^% Q- ^ g0 A- X# R+ ?
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!8 }; g( b8 @6 `) p* h- e
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
! x# I- A$ g2 O ^% d& C. ^. ^Topics:
- X" m( s) c2 e/ f1 V6 jCost-Benefit Analysis( ~( R1 E' w5 a0 `5 o9 u) K
Evaluating Public Investment Projects# |6 e; |% T& l/ D' e
Look at examples from 6 G! g9 R- t; v# k3 ~3 C
Transportation+ c) m- e( {, P# Q. a- u' U
River Basin Management) `$ _. x6 ~5 v( h
Electrical Generation
2 d: a5 P5 m/ |2 w C4 g% ~Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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: F: ^# y! [2 A0 E. C2 I. RIf you enjoyed learning about / {9 ` l% \ b i, ]# \7 P) \- q
Supply and Demand' I* z' ^& G% c' U% e
Externalities
; g) ^+ D4 v% S5 }7 ~( r6 Q$ B5 VResource Allocation
* X6 y, x2 N: fTaxation
6 m# T- f. D' J5 {; F1 i. W( zOr would like to learn more about
& U3 u; K3 t3 G9 j0 rSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
( ~4 ~1 g7 |8 t3 yYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
# [! l, q v* iECON 365 Resource Economics
5 b$ a \+ l) B' NTopics:/ S6 Y) {6 s4 |% M$ O1 K
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
' z p* ^' M6 s' [1 ^ YScarcity and pricing% ~& Y# e* Y8 C3 o% q O7 Q
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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; S# X! k$ V2 @, ~If you enjoyed learning about
+ D; B0 W7 c% [2 y: w& HResource Allocation
) X% v. o0 N$ b( z( QPricing
+ A- |; n8 f( ` i- |' a8 P* _Markets3 R$ y; Z5 P7 V$ @- q1 k
Government roles) s3 g \1 L6 {2 I! o
Or would like to learn more about , V( I8 n2 K0 O! v3 B$ A2 b0 m* Z: Z
The energy sector, including sources and markets3 h; |9 M% G) {1 D$ A9 x5 x
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
& ?5 o$ J1 ?( k& G, M/ AYou might enjoy a course about
9 n9 Z' k6 S0 Q3 _9 L* K$ kEnergy Economics!
1 [5 L V% T: E. w! nECON 366 Energy Economics: F- N7 K* ~) e o) o) y
Topics: & h0 U3 [( a; l% W, _& B
Pricing
, ?4 Y4 n; d( ]Role in economic growth
8 P3 m1 u. D F* i' t* n v5 G6 |Energy sources and markets
6 a! H* S9 X$ v( @. fRole of government
$ C1 d0 t7 z( `" ARegulation
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If you enjoyed learning about 8 k7 e9 F" j3 @( v* h
Externalities
! Y$ c* }3 g+ t; ~6 u. TRegulation
% n& I, t$ T) H, GGovernment roles
3 ?. C: s# k- {Or would like to learn more about / M0 v* k, _5 X( y
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration$ B2 `1 I& c7 [/ M3 e
Steps taken to address deterioration* y2 S. b2 l7 A9 M0 e
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! % E5 [& T+ z" o% @
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
7 i& Q4 c9 g5 ?" ~3 y7 ETopics: + y- k, g" U& }6 d0 n: X1 H3 p: ~, S1 {
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment 9 h2 w6 n2 {. C) J& ^3 t
Types and causes of environmental deterioration - Q$ D8 Y q/ `3 Q8 P. n
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 3 J. j6 [0 L. b" h7 j( D$ r: G7 A9 v
Recreation economics2 F x- S2 p$ r8 n% j7 a) h7 l
C' x2 `7 c& y1 z6 d3 KIf you enjoyed learning about
0 Z. ~) n6 a$ c. ?2 |1 l Individual Incentives
. h1 \0 B4 J0 j+ L) d$ B3 P1 OTotal Welfare
! b6 B$ g/ ]4 E/ i+ r7 C9 q% C2 sYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 6 f2 K, {8 x0 F$ I
ECON 378 Law and Economics2 f' W6 [3 r" E/ h7 ^; J0 S
Topics: - @/ r- d7 q& F. k" s0 p
Issues in Criminal and Family Law# v5 O# m1 B8 \* g5 I9 Q
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
2 Z3 {: _' K$ @1 L% R+ i3 kChild Support Payments
; _$ |- J1 r: c4 [9 c6 tPrivate Divorce agreements
/ p9 Q3 I% Q4 _5 b1 X hCriminal provisions of the Competition Act/ p& d& {& N$ `1 T0 T; A
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If you enjoyed learning about
1 r/ m o$ h. |( }7 m7 T& W! ~Prisoners Dilemma
7 }6 s- l5 [# N8 [+ aDominant Strategies
% m; I+ J7 M8 d( g: @! O' _Collusion. R t- V& S1 F4 X$ ~9 q4 V
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
j4 ]5 a5 t8 RECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications5 x( C. E [# ]2 u E3 ~; l9 Z
Topics: $ l& Z' p. y6 x
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games" ]; ^8 F* }2 ^! h+ u! u) e w
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
0 K5 ]! H% I# I8 @: ~: {; p4 bNote! Prerequisites:
# p2 J! g& M% g: G" @3 zECON 384 & 299 |
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