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Trade
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China as an Emerging Economy" w; M# W6 T- g; K$ i- ?8 k6 H
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!8 x2 T$ T5 T8 X1 y" \
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
! p% v/ ^$ ~) B& I7 YTopics:
: ^$ w* C/ t- O5 W2 GChinese Economy Characteristics$ G7 R7 W% K8 j. A5 G
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
5 B3 G9 X. A; g. g; J0 e: }- NConsequences of economic reform+ F- v; K0 J) Z) ]3 `
Canada’s economic relations with China, J: r' P& E; Z( V1 ^0 F1 t$ I8 D
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If you would like to learn more about: ' f9 G; U9 ^: \8 W# S
Rich and Poor Countries" T: j: g( d; W5 R* E& N
Why economies differ
4 h( q5 O( O4 u, pCauses for such differences$ j6 q7 Q; e0 F. E4 T* _
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
+ ~5 d/ Y+ M: ]- P" N$ dECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth( m7 f. P, D5 _
Topics:
$ A% m* \$ b5 K# i' q$ O$ E2 pTechnology( X6 T' k7 K- ]: J( }
Institutions
1 B3 I4 ^% M9 n- l9 I$ NGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about
7 j8 H% \4 C# M3 t" @Supply and Demand
/ ~. V' Z1 k& EConsumer Behavior4 W5 ^2 i& M2 B D3 x$ Z8 u
Production and Cost
% q, j4 ]# S2 E2 dPrice and Output. W, e4 i5 |- h W
Market Structures; f- C* F8 Z: _
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
$ t% L0 i8 _" D3 J1 Z) _3 LECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I9 _8 j) W0 b3 A) O4 f* j1 N; |
Topics:
6 J7 t' b6 y7 F4 r" t [2 @9 WTheory of consumer behavior- _% T; X4 u) p* H0 _' U n: q
Theory of production and cost
: D; \& t, B* j4 l) G; MPrice and output determination under competition
$ q, L- o% t4 D/ ~% Q* U$ d! ^Monopoly and other market structures' K: i( z* r9 F# W$ \, j
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Costs and Benefits 9 ~1 n+ `0 n4 N( N; c% R
Externalities2 B7 K- Q* ?. D5 H' g: T
Decision-making
2 ]: [7 e; ~+ C7 Z e# G! |* N' DOr would like to learn more about
- T9 v8 R# `8 c8 Q6 _) bCapital Investments
( @# n6 P, a% ~* p! y! _8 B' VYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
. V8 N0 ?* @) t! v, f" T/ mECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
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9 |! m- e @# g, E* `Cost-Benefit Analysis
2 w# C. Z I- A! S5 A" |+ KEvaluating Public Investment Projects
. ~ m; M! I+ p1 C' VLook at examples from
8 n7 H7 p& c& _) ETransportation3 ^2 @) S) x/ n4 I2 ~
River Basin Management! ]) @8 E) z. ]# \( {" X# ]: {+ Z
Electrical Generation9 ?% h6 U- h0 b; r' T7 i
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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, @3 W$ i4 O) f6 V; nIf you enjoyed learning about
: C0 S9 T5 z' o5 dSupply and Demand0 D( p6 `2 W6 p/ a: X, H
Externalities6 K9 u- A# s1 \! { M2 x
Resource Allocation
. W& B$ D! M4 G& ^! S# r5 WTaxation; C/ J% y6 I6 c2 G: @, [0 H1 F
Or would like to learn more about
& B/ U# P5 A: [$ hSupply of Natural Resources in Canada! _, `2 } V6 Q( A
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!! _% g8 ^: t) t) N+ T0 X
ECON 365 Resource Economics
! Q; ]0 C5 z# H' y+ ` w6 N: [. XTopics:7 f% W5 C! c2 B, L4 B; E$ Z- H
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources( P5 B9 I2 c& z1 g0 V9 C
Scarcity and pricing
0 b( I) c# Z) x6 p4 ^( [9 c, ]' \Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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Resource Allocation L4 w, a; x; p2 `" W$ T1 @% o6 i5 D
Pricing
2 q, A5 h, o9 \( Q7 A( |7 `Markets1 J) ]# d7 `; Z8 i
Government roles
& A: @4 z- Z. P. xOr would like to learn more about 3 B$ |8 o. w1 ^* y1 _
The energy sector, including sources and markets
+ M# e$ J* D! u- WCanadian Energy Policy and current issues2 @$ w A! I6 d) R# b. S
You might enjoy a course about
9 l9 k$ n$ \/ s* wEnergy Economics!
/ _1 d( }: |7 E& JECON 366 Energy Economics' r& l4 G' u5 d N4 U+ W9 g
Topics:
. e. \! e: H! B5 sPricing
# _+ W( X0 k3 W. s* Z+ ]( tRole in economic growth # j9 f! t3 A( y8 P2 f4 H
Energy sources and markets 2 g& i4 S$ i, _, f7 R( ?
Role of government $ [$ q8 Q J+ }5 M" L& b' r5 m
Regulation + |. d: J! ]6 V5 x4 N' _- F
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Externalities
# u: O* [3 b d% l! R- S6 lRegulation9 n( Y- Q1 D$ @7 X, X: z- W3 W0 u
Government roles
H1 b6 S+ u. x W. ]Or would like to learn more about 5 q. {$ f: `. C
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration( X: I2 e/ r# H6 Q9 i3 {3 D6 Y
Steps taken to address deterioration
- K+ P$ b; m6 B: |# C2 {& mYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! / q4 |4 B) Y) D; p1 K1 _/ [
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
- H. O" k7 B6 s: pTopics: / V' ?) q* c A& ?. w1 z+ H
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment - p" [ ]. Z4 ?0 l
Types and causes of environmental deterioration 0 j. w" I" z, q# J* p- F& X
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
9 T4 M1 W5 o) l% \1 i5 M$ {Recreation economics
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! K0 y: G% q' _6 d8 oIf you enjoyed learning about
! E9 l# i' L- X q7 L9 } Individual Incentives
: c: S2 w( a6 B/ T3 @Total Welfare
7 A1 h) z0 C1 J1 H& ^You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! ; I( @9 f3 C, @! R; y
ECON 378 Law and Economics; M. n3 m! k( F' G$ V
Topics: ) c' h& F1 ^5 S- t4 }- G' s9 I
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
, `: M( a' {% vCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
' I: ~3 K/ f% R" |Child Support Payments5 Z. `3 h/ o9 Y& K6 l
Private Divorce agreements
1 U' O* z6 m+ s6 E8 b- {Criminal provisions of the Competition Act) Q' d. `9 w6 b+ g+ u9 M
! k% X5 m" H' j% P, VIf you enjoyed learning about 6 Y2 _/ C' M4 T+ v! n
Prisoners Dilemma
4 |1 T U7 R8 Y) X5 \Dominant Strategies
0 i H: [5 n9 wCollusion
6 H! i4 H0 c4 W) M% } e; D8 CYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
' z. n& ^& |* ]ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
4 ]; ]- {) M# r+ ?4 \, h c( mTopics: ! c+ j' ?- E# N ?, c
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games0 H% @9 M1 f% J( K
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion ( x4 p% u2 |* [! O
Note! Prerequisites: \% R8 n' J0 e0 x1 e! b0 e
ECON 384 & 299 |
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