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$ J1 X: k8 W K4 L' K2 n7 ?3 WTrade
/ W' S8 C N1 R9 D- ?; J# Y+ q, kGrowth
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China as an Emerging Economy
; m/ \7 n. d5 I( s' _You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!4 ]8 ]$ g+ O; }, u
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
5 V0 L! ?: R% g* `Topics:
9 o- \, L- M* Y, _- d5 ^; A zChinese Economy Characteristics8 r( e7 u- I' k! s+ i9 b1 \
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
' b! f8 A9 @2 SConsequences of economic reform
4 l) _5 v+ G" _2 `Canada’s economic relations with China
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If you would like to learn more about:
; b. x9 ]8 @- a! u& @Rich and Poor Countries
: R. e6 `$ i0 ?; ~. c' G/ aWhy economies differ5 P; P4 a7 _ J, l; f1 R; k
Causes for such differences
, d4 B( i9 s" ]+ U+ iYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth' K ^# V" M, t5 B
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth/ Q( N% |6 B- K) j
Topics:
, A; [" r# u+ v) GTechnology
V9 f/ }8 f* F' H$ z2 PInstitutions9 P4 f! H7 g/ |& {% |& W6 [" `+ {' B
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence 6 c/ k' I, x/ y: _: @
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Supply and Demand
& u+ Y( l! F4 o. ^6 i: q3 ]2 EConsumer Behavior: ]' P$ h5 j4 h; v
Production and Cost
% C$ }+ N) w" I* }( fPrice and Output2 {# H9 H M& K) K4 g U% W2 N
Market Structures
5 u4 {* \5 G% E. U* B* z; _You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
0 ~1 l* Y9 y* r% m2 ^ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I/ b% k7 c5 o% K0 n' a1 c
Topics:
% c# X7 @& r; r) n- jTheory of consumer behavior4 m: R& ]: S8 D. E2 [2 Q6 l" m+ Z
Theory of production and cost* r3 B, x7 \8 M
Price and output determination under competition; ~6 E2 ~7 ?5 j+ e; ^- Q( E! b* U
Monopoly and other market structures
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: O3 T* |# ~2 qIf you enjoyed learning about
7 o; }- Y' D- f' E( C+ @6 p+ l9 NCosts and Benefits
6 T2 [) x {- {2 W- i9 I1 ~, C, fExternalities( l$ Z+ I. ~% \' D+ k
Decision-making
$ k' |2 T( m6 |0 R; q! B! bOr would like to learn more about
, o3 `& ^( X0 [2 U0 k8 z3 t/ gCapital Investments% R( @" `1 j! D1 d' C L- Q- l
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!, O; z, V8 U: d# ]3 _ p& H5 f
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation& i1 b5 n$ t4 I0 ]
Topics:
' }+ o m& @8 A& WCost-Benefit Analysis
! u9 P3 b2 g r7 n8 B$ }( HEvaluating Public Investment Projects( k: n. r1 _' ]) J0 F3 C3 M1 I% d
Look at examples from
9 Z8 l& X4 r( D/ O, [Transportation
+ o) S) k" {5 b' r) b1 nRiver Basin Management
3 C4 c+ U7 r+ B3 d6 F* Q- RElectrical Generation- T; }# b. a) `: m9 D: _- d
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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0 d! ^( z7 \, W. J9 {3 BIf you enjoyed learning about
# m- W' `+ u% v! P; ZSupply and Demand
: B$ ?+ z% z$ Z$ @Externalities& ^/ n6 j) Y0 |* x. o2 `* W* f
Resource Allocation
" [( @$ g% F! m1 v: f" `- ?7 @Taxation
" N- \3 E2 a( \- a& J0 R" m/ wOr would like to learn more about
1 \6 O3 t) |2 a" cSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
2 x* Q1 O0 ]$ c: kYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
% T% u5 t5 W% b; M. lECON 365 Resource Economics. ]5 c4 w4 t/ z6 P
Topics:
' N6 O0 @5 p! @Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources& }5 q* N( ^- R8 b6 J8 ?
Scarcity and pricing G$ _" n- h2 T
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues! e6 } ]$ u, O3 h$ s4 p
) U1 X$ [3 |0 d uIf you enjoyed learning about $ K7 W, ` ]/ S% C* B7 ?# g) I
Resource Allocation
: C+ i2 @. S dPricing& W5 ^7 O' P; g- L
Markets; q. G6 M6 Y- E: W
Government roles
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The energy sector, including sources and markets4 B; ]: E" L3 Z, {5 F& Q0 U
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues) m, M# C# ^. i) S- H! w) c" O
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0 w9 q _# T' n/ `: n0 vEnergy Economics!! M2 P: T7 Z: T- a n
ECON 366 Energy Economics
7 F. @( Y ]8 V# F( wTopics:
2 {7 m- M. }2 v0 ?3 s3 g3 u1 ^Pricing
4 F# G5 _8 k% k+ D+ nRole in economic growth
/ J+ [8 f6 k( wEnergy sources and markets
2 J2 j: x1 T2 @' d$ pRole of government 0 V% v; V% ^) r; w
Regulation
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Externalities
' ^: z5 b @3 w* I2 V5 b* tRegulation. E4 q" u# m7 j* I
Government roles" @7 w) Q; z9 k) O- p) L0 s1 o
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( ~- y+ t/ K% \$ Q* O* X* nEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
; x, y1 K+ H! ~9 S) [Steps taken to address deterioration
: v% T0 |& N) K8 @- {' a+ uYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
7 E5 K& I& @2 A' Q' M: jECON 369 Economics of the Environment
* Q- x( T' D+ h/ N8 T- lTopics: ' O; L. z2 {+ m) n7 t3 x8 Q
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
6 x$ M5 W/ q4 t/ O7 ]! T: wTypes and causes of environmental deterioration # o9 i' B& l; A- Q
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 4 W) s: ^8 |, u8 _. |
Recreation economics. z# ]7 W, c5 i# t
8 M6 Y" z2 \, {! @' XIf you enjoyed learning about" i. M. M3 K& H0 U' \
Individual Incentives
# B$ }" h" ~' Y( C- {! ?Total Welfare & j5 k3 ]% i1 O, Z% r' _& W
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! , Z( J4 ?* g9 g' @
ECON 378 Law and Economics7 K0 L( ~' X6 w3 e" y" w
Topics:
/ U B2 G: T: `7 o7 EIssues in Criminal and Family Law. f$ p T( d( x/ C
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining$ ^: J$ X8 A% k2 E
Child Support Payments
' F9 C8 l8 ]. @ Q3 `3 cPrivate Divorce agreements1 w2 i% i) A4 M3 I
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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Prisoners Dilemma
+ {! \( H) O* w; l; SDominant Strategies
0 h$ U* I h8 h; {Collusion/ e2 ?4 z! q! x% f- w. _
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
* }7 q; D& M* H* g1 s/ E) O! oECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
2 L& D4 H3 Y5 n$ D; wTopics:
+ O/ b% N( l% j4 uAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
$ B: x+ D ], D( cApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 5 _/ N& j' W% G& c+ @/ B
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ECON 384 & 299 |
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