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Trade: s$ d8 Y: e% ^+ T
Growth
' `; g: D" R8 R8 E) E5 X2 i6 V/ xOr would like to learn more about:
; s" F( j% |; V5 E( c3 K" KChina as an Emerging Economy
( A, v6 K( Y$ IYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
; O4 t5 {4 u; OECON 211 Chinese Economic Development5 Y3 @4 z" D p& _0 j
Topics:
( Y" P$ \) Q! vChinese Economy Characteristics# j+ k5 |8 \; A2 a/ c% X! K ^# K: i
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
! `: s4 R# n% a' H( Z ]/ d wConsequences of economic reform+ _8 k) ]* z) Y5 |# p$ T. _# J
Canada’s economic relations with China
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If you would like to learn more about: 7 X ]! W0 R2 t A) x
Rich and Poor Countries" X# |: l' I3 @8 Q. f* L
Why economies differ
% ~' X9 }1 u" r) z4 W$ xCauses for such differences6 C, f% t j) E! Y5 W+ ]
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth5 n ^/ o3 b; e0 ~+ w, i- L
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth/ K+ q7 B. |! u) `+ w# i
Topics:
S9 {) L! I/ ^) D9 K6 }" n) iTechnology
. Z/ I; x# k, d* D' DInstitutions
5 E, v7 D: u/ y4 K# GGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence $ ?' y5 r/ K- o, s* e' [, ?
0 \% C: U, {+ @! DIf you enjoyed learning about & H* k7 B; E$ k2 r
Supply and Demand! r; x7 L. O# v, H2 c. Q$ b
Consumer Behavior
% M1 d& i9 ` M+ R8 ] |& tProduction and Cost
5 j5 b' F+ _% I8 iPrice and Output* V' Z2 X% g# R3 f0 h2 G" {
Market Structures p* J( z) A) Z: g5 y
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
# u2 i2 |3 b7 g- BECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I+ q5 ^- M( x- e3 F
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Theory of consumer behavior
0 h& d, \7 \+ b5 V" L; ^Theory of production and cost
( F9 O1 Q' a" d/ q6 Z+ h j" QPrice and output determination under competition
# K& G/ r) l; B5 A# K& } NMonopoly and other market structures
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@+ f2 x/ Y! e) g& `; h' o. V( |' NIf you enjoyed learning about
( n O1 r+ E: CCosts and Benefits
# O; O8 B* c: hExternalities
# `! N7 R" p( h$ ~8 N- v; aDecision-making) j8 O1 @: i4 u7 A6 I+ D0 C
Or would like to learn more about
# l, q# S. z$ l# ~% wCapital Investments1 V6 U8 b; x$ a
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
) P$ a( L# n6 A4 P7 }2 b* fECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
1 t5 W7 D# `* S( j3 r. a* w* {, kTopics:" q+ Q e) z* y. y! L1 O% }
Cost-Benefit Analysis
: d) G- V& S9 U; x eEvaluating Public Investment Projects
& V: `$ T9 h; VLook at examples from
6 L7 ~- j0 R1 J+ QTransportation5 a5 I' G/ ^/ M* s3 ^
River Basin Management
' ^( X w% g8 s8 CElectrical Generation8 }. f. c/ j1 v. h% `) c
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control9 L, ?' R) F/ l( e6 R
3 ]- Y% n% K9 `) `: W. v+ ^8 m5 jIf you enjoyed learning about
# o: D- c. F; ?7 nSupply and Demand
8 O7 u- C5 l0 H: y- RExternalities
# T2 x& D( N: a: N4 ~Resource Allocation# r: e9 ^. e; N5 s
Taxation
9 M- N; E# @) ~! c& l0 Y O* SOr would like to learn more about
# V8 H9 N* J' I' f7 ^! L0 iSupply of Natural Resources in Canada& }7 c0 R: C) e
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
- l% S+ _. f) q5 ]' R3 U5 JECON 365 Resource Economics
9 X$ I/ j. X) H g/ k! nTopics:6 n& b" N1 O8 e: G* e x4 ]
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources! E% ]8 T: _5 P" C9 K3 w
Scarcity and pricing6 |+ m1 u) G% F- k
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues6 [: R, _ I5 k) b" A5 I
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If you enjoyed learning about ' a6 ?' T' ~' E( k$ X& C6 Z
Resource Allocation! @+ @7 ]1 a( d8 I {, H
Pricing5 q1 I$ E2 K$ D$ A/ d* }4 {2 O& e
Markets5 a/ Z( z1 U& P! ^
Government roles5 w# Z* f. [! J: _' z9 r- s
Or would like to learn more about - X, N& O* N/ [
The energy sector, including sources and markets
4 W1 @. q; Q5 V% C+ _+ F @Canadian Energy Policy and current issues' o6 G6 \3 k& _. C% f
You might enjoy a course about
4 {; ?$ D% S" TEnergy Economics!# d/ E; @* e, `, j- Z& r( M
ECON 366 Energy Economics
/ M5 [* p' s; N: o( N2 u0 fTopics:
/ U N* q6 `4 H7 d- WPricing
2 x4 A& g+ G- K" |: E5 XRole in economic growth 3 p4 D, L5 [$ _: @$ K( V
Energy sources and markets ( D/ B% y) N6 m
Role of government $ n* j+ U! o/ z8 h- X5 D& l% ^
Regulation
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; S: L, z( O2 j# ~If you enjoyed learning about / w2 B. V5 D! Q* X* a; b
Externalities+ w( U ?% G2 J; x0 R# `4 J6 s
Regulation
" l0 b& T- Q" s! v# ZGovernment roles" u! y- V! f7 B* f
Or would like to learn more about
6 w) P4 |; |* g: |6 OEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration# I; T7 V3 e0 V9 H2 ?' |
Steps taken to address deterioration( x+ }$ ~4 Y$ q% ~( }- ^
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
2 u* ^( K$ P0 @) U4 \7 e( U% Y& NECON 369 Economics of the Environment
+ {. w$ `, Y. N' C- Q' uTopics: + s3 e0 O3 ?7 D0 h
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
- x9 e% c! s4 D* D/ t' uTypes and causes of environmental deterioration : ~* |* n! k: n3 b& i
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
/ _) v! l0 k: tRecreation economics. {( L, e' {% u. L R
! V+ w" b) \- f% r" V6 ~If you enjoyed learning about* B8 f6 o+ h' I z8 F$ T
Individual Incentives; a y6 A7 V$ K( e
Total Welfare
) G, b8 q6 @$ J5 c( {) w; B6 r2 m3 EYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! + X# L( T" k, C4 W& a
ECON 378 Law and Economics
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: w# o6 q0 x8 ^* l4 Q7 DIssues in Criminal and Family Law( U2 ^) S/ d0 h6 `. T6 f9 E
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
1 ~+ O, z/ W M$ [; L9 kChild Support Payments
) t" t6 S0 Q' QPrivate Divorce agreements
2 ]! d8 e% [; p3 g0 oCriminal provisions of the Competition Act2 ^1 s9 Z- R) }9 \9 ~
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If you enjoyed learning about
6 i0 r1 s, h- l* u8 zPrisoners Dilemma& `1 N+ A9 u; N b V
Dominant Strategies
- w8 `6 e$ M I3 @& }Collusion2 g' e9 d" i8 L: a, `
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
: A' |' U; X l/ O% |) V0 R2 s$ ^ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
5 u. a) G% [5 n6 m1 M' _Topics: 3 E* A6 v6 _% M3 a5 `# \9 e
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games0 M9 N+ B6 v* x S- y7 p
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 4 B7 T; K( R" o6 T+ ?6 u. i
Note! Prerequisites: ! S$ Q% H7 ~' S! ?9 C0 u
ECON 384 & 299 |
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