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4 j& r# X* G" F4 m" gChina as an Emerging Economy
9 }; [+ Y$ }# F+ {! [9 t* MYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
! B2 ^4 ]3 @4 @$ ^3 E" c7 d3 hECON 211 Chinese Economic Development% C6 x) {& ]3 q- p9 [" F$ t
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Chinese Economy Characteristics
" X" e! [8 y& ?$ I" _8 |: z* ORecent Events in the Chinese Economy
/ E* }# u/ \# u1 T5 uConsequences of economic reform2 F( M3 g# M5 j* o) S; i6 |9 t
Canada’s economic relations with China
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Rich and Poor Countries# ~: V( C# D$ f n% g, O* K( d" G
Why economies differ9 ^* H; P, d6 a- D! U
Causes for such differences
1 J- b" h, A2 S" p: T/ N/ CYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth* G& c7 W7 @" @0 ]1 U. @
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth, V+ H. P) i: g2 t* ^/ d
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4 [$ V6 |, H' {' H+ j9 N$ `Technology
O1 g; w0 @, f5 V( aInstitutions
4 v$ e# [# X% T) NGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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, H1 D$ P4 ]& a" i$ ^& vIf you enjoyed learning about $ R) J# r! M2 }
Supply and Demand4 }8 `4 B7 l' R! E
Consumer Behavior
" D3 b. I6 D: n! [* Y5 v# OProduction and Cost3 c/ o* K7 U+ a6 q, S2 g1 v% {
Price and Output
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. n0 u& T, z xECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
Z$ i3 x; D& `& E3 Y" j, TTopics: 9 i! T% n& h- d$ U! A; \
Theory of consumer behavior3 m8 c9 q4 s2 O0 x
Theory of production and cost# L: R) G1 G5 O7 G
Price and output determination under competition3 E. s. F; Z) {3 f
Monopoly and other market structures1 h& O) e' e$ L: m5 y" z
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Costs and Benefits # i F ^; c. s% V
Externalities
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Capital Investments
( P* Q6 T6 Z* eYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!: k7 f1 J: a1 _5 e y
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation3 {+ R5 X9 j; w4 c, ?
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Cost-Benefit Analysis
1 j: c4 {( C6 m. @$ VEvaluating Public Investment Projects8 l9 Y$ P0 K" Y
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1 K: v1 U# Q. L1 G3 @Transportation
0 ~; {" p1 T* ~! h- z7 p8 qRiver Basin Management
- e5 X/ b& b5 C$ Q* ^Electrical Generation" l3 W% U6 r0 l6 }" i# U( X
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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Supply and Demand; a1 R) n( D2 E ]
Externalities
( y- p6 J4 O n# @0 g& i- r8 AResource Allocation
+ z5 k. ^0 U" ETaxation) g) |5 y* Q! ^8 _5 O; @' g5 A
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% M1 U+ O7 h( O; V5 @2 ]7 T m! P& BSupply of Natural Resources in Canada d8 P* Z. i+ z+ A8 u$ l* m, |, J
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ECON 365 Resource Economics
7 k6 n9 \! M# y3 HTopics:
0 I/ @, g4 {' ]1 w* oExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources9 W% h7 G3 ^" O2 R& \
Scarcity and pricing
2 Z- K+ t: M kContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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Resource Allocation0 r1 v1 A% H, a) a: q" z: |* Y0 e) c
Pricing/ V# e' [0 f; \% K- D9 K
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, j2 z) W1 b1 c6 w( n3 s- JGovernment roles' w! k: K# x. j' y
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" P5 H1 N5 g2 y, AThe energy sector, including sources and markets
8 k% O/ u8 G7 eCanadian Energy Policy and current issues: z D$ @7 s2 d, Z5 L7 V. G
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1 o* M8 S) }2 F# { R; ~% OEnergy Economics!
8 ~% I$ d! o9 Z0 n3 B7 N3 ~8 cECON 366 Energy Economics
# x9 L0 l5 S( `& e/ z. {Topics: 2 q4 C/ a$ f1 ]/ }* g
Pricing( z, c' l! Q* [- T, l
Role in economic growth
& l4 @6 X5 H9 OEnergy sources and markets " H S$ R, h' q
Role of government
4 M0 t; W2 w$ ` y3 [% b6 fRegulation
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8 v- P2 A) {0 i- r' W* f0 g! UIf you enjoyed learning about
) w. ~8 Y3 s. DExternalities1 B1 W7 G+ o; U/ D6 G
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
# a4 x9 j2 F3 T9 z9 b6 wSteps taken to address deterioration5 Q; V/ S* I# m' e. Y
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ECON 369 Economics of the Environment; ~$ |+ I3 D1 S1 _8 O3 f
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Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment . t {/ j4 U7 p' o- e4 ~* ] ~
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
! t, o1 P+ i/ N( x% S/ w2 PTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration & D5 X- E) j, \, y% Y+ n
Recreation economics
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* ^& @: p( b. p5 h2 N( \/ N% j; u# J Individual Incentives( @: i* I Z& Z, N$ ]/ I( l) n! Q
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You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! ) W5 V( T+ p9 j2 n3 H
ECON 378 Law and Economics( q3 a. ]9 z1 [: |4 `8 r2 g W
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Issues in Criminal and Family Law; h! X- l1 s" c* t
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining3 v& u& A4 L, A! c- |9 j/ X
Child Support Payments
( d, c# T! k3 q7 T `8 WPrivate Divorce agreements, e8 C& o) v2 F/ ?4 P/ C9 }
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act4 S, W$ h7 s7 b+ ]; @- D" [3 M0 y
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4 m. p3 f/ v! Z2 x( A6 nPrisoners Dilemma
' b0 L" Z' B/ Y0 s) MDominant Strategies! n+ L. ~' X3 a8 S& X( F# C R
Collusion
0 \5 K, O) U- c5 c7 T ]+ LYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! / Q$ X, \% F' U0 k5 V' B' D2 t. p7 d/ M
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications4 V& S. u7 J" X# k; e
Topics:
# T0 K; u- E' f! b* XAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
- n5 w3 J3 P2 h8 f+ R6 i' qApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
1 I0 u9 y& G8 D* u1 Z/ XNote! Prerequisites: " U0 a! K, s( l3 s4 _0 `( y/ I9 x
ECON 384 & 299 |
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