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2 v: i/ S1 s. ~5 |& s: f2 @Trade. x1 c$ L6 @+ o; \% c, L d
Growth
8 S* J1 Y% O) o- @7 Y9 l0 C; r4 zOr would like to learn more about:
y% w7 k5 _* x- \China as an Emerging Economy
7 v: }" n( Z4 @1 jYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!0 @; o3 p0 ? N& W' M( ^
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
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Chinese Economy Characteristics& V! k0 N8 x, s$ e" @' W9 l
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
& a: [! Y/ n i6 T) I3 dConsequences of economic reform: s s: b9 A$ Z- d
Canada’s economic relations with China2 {9 t% Q: g& }4 s
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% V" _/ p+ J2 i7 HRich and Poor Countries( S# P+ F; Y% L' |: ?# ~
Why economies differ2 K/ b5 u/ ~; }4 b8 c' C) {4 I! ?1 c, n
Causes for such differences
% O# p1 @9 S; CYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
: e5 r( @: T' n0 sECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth2 ]; [8 G9 W& h* }1 n
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Technology
" l0 @* [. S6 b2 u& L5 WInstitutions
+ ?0 D4 n# z* z- F4 B' k& K4 G- z8 `& zGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence ; m$ ^% C7 l! @$ `! M8 @2 Y2 w5 C0 s
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- i8 [" O7 l, c6 S7 Q' kSupply and Demand5 a/ l, [# j; l
Consumer Behavior7 r# K- a) t! h
Production and Cost
4 |0 E+ T% S# o7 g4 G8 _Price and Output& N4 Z) a) I, e: a! n/ ~8 G
Market Structures* S* @3 M0 U6 [, {
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!5 F% Y7 S4 D, H* g1 u
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I+ E$ p6 A5 d$ V: n' a; x! C7 i
Topics:
; W$ O2 X0 g7 j% t; i. dTheory of consumer behavior
. p/ s$ }4 g$ D( \) U; f( S$ tTheory of production and cost4 A" |8 R* ~& v3 V2 S
Price and output determination under competition3 A/ ?) H6 [4 Z& @; N8 t
Monopoly and other market structures& l. I) D9 l9 A' y6 {5 K- t
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Costs and Benefits 1 A5 f B4 c* D
Externalities
5 [4 J+ E# u/ F; [5 @Decision-making% [" E8 E8 v1 [+ j
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c% ^: e+ ]- Y0 O8 z: g% {; BCapital Investments
# F5 \8 m, Z, l# f) XYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!: ^ h9 K: [2 D5 Y; K# L8 R& z
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
# Z0 w: M& Y( H( X7 VTopics:
; R7 \0 w. ]0 aCost-Benefit Analysis1 z* K0 y5 e: |3 M6 L
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
) U* F+ Q! a# I# W4 u$ C% W; ?3 QLook at examples from % g$ z3 [8 X P$ G8 L
Transportation
% O; o" N% X* ?/ {1 ^5 PRiver Basin Management
+ x; a. Y, }; m! X; ]Electrical Generation
+ F6 l ~( Z. j. H# TOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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/ r) W" M# A. S3 ]If you enjoyed learning about
, f: `* B/ l+ ?$ b3 eSupply and Demand4 A0 w C8 a+ W$ [1 ?
Externalities
, D$ ]; o2 C( n* Y- B, cResource Allocation
0 s/ J- f% n# q" i6 g3 ZTaxation
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
9 g% Z( u0 T1 C, `' |6 c/ xYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!. H) t8 P/ U2 F
ECON 365 Resource Economics
) q4 `' A4 E6 XTopics:; {2 y1 ^; Z+ d# e! T; j* N9 c
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources+ v* t8 x9 I" _% G4 b
Scarcity and pricing4 J$ y: W) c4 Z3 P0 j6 T' N
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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Resource Allocation
: J; Q8 P( _8 \8 o3 R( t0 FPricing
( M9 V1 G) B# ~Markets/ m8 i1 E- b8 z, i* W6 E& b
Government roles
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The energy sector, including sources and markets$ J# B# _% W' h6 C; p% `
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues$ |& E2 X$ H* Y" X
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Energy Economics!
7 S/ u% f) Y) A- Z% A% R$ J" M$ ]ECON 366 Energy Economics
3 {, C; P$ i8 x8 s$ f+ _Topics:
% i" b: Z8 ]# I" v( WPricing. S9 H& t( H+ n! ?/ p) L5 C+ T
Role in economic growth
! H! A; x) s, cEnergy sources and markets
! d! x8 K# c( } w3 a5 {2 W I. ORole of government + p; X, A& e0 L7 M
Regulation
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6 F s* V9 U3 t1 S! f cIf you enjoyed learning about 9 U" \: h6 S: ~& L
Externalities+ }+ V8 z9 N- H& z$ x. }! x
Regulation, P4 h+ ?! \8 G% F! ^2 z
Government roles
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
* @0 ?0 v& Y+ uSteps taken to address deterioration h( M7 R4 G/ ~! b" o
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 2 A: E$ s/ I: U7 T; z1 m
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
7 N" V* Q6 S+ qTopics:
. H5 _" Z/ ?3 t1 BEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
. @: o/ h2 p4 ], G X! X* W9 C OTypes and causes of environmental deterioration ; T7 E0 f1 q$ D0 ? E. E9 S R7 _
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
3 n- _& [: n! W4 lRecreation economics! _* X! _6 z( t" M% C
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Individual Incentives
$ ` g6 R, B/ ?$ [9 h' R% gTotal Welfare A/ |2 U0 I9 g8 X- [6 {
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! ! s+ k4 l* Q# ^8 z3 z
ECON 378 Law and Economics
9 L `/ A! n" kTopics: 4 D5 p" e. A- k8 [+ N) T
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
0 S3 k5 v4 A; f/ TCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
9 a6 _/ A7 w+ @" D( u9 xChild Support Payments
4 X1 @6 ~* y2 r1 q, J( f7 `! g0 j" SPrivate Divorce agreements% F. d1 I4 }* t
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act) ?5 M0 O0 I( N) Y* X, f, x
% K/ E- }: U9 u8 xIf you enjoyed learning about
- `% C- M& P/ M3 YPrisoners Dilemma% M! O/ }( w) ?% q1 e
Dominant Strategies
$ x; \' A: u% o$ ~9 MCollusion/ o( _* ]: p- G8 T$ \2 ^) G f3 `5 D4 {
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! ' N! ]: u# b2 y
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications' j# P7 `, `8 t( X/ o7 t
Topics:
) m# k; h/ ^0 G5 ?" r7 zAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
* t" h e: N/ uApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion ( [1 Q% ^4 J$ U6 f/ v2 T
Note! Prerequisites:
/ V! u, t# V; N( S) \! C+ [ECON 384 & 299 |
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