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If you enjoyed learning about: % h% k- h6 D. _; F* y/ f
Trade6 P+ t. R1 A9 Y$ h
Growth4 v) E% C4 P$ y: r, C) C4 F$ w: ]
Or would like to learn more about: 9 c. z- b+ \- D1 V4 S
China as an Emerging Economy0 J1 s. W8 J9 L6 L9 g5 ~0 y) b
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!2 e6 X) e$ {2 `) n1 A) m
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development) m0 o8 y5 f& @" l* s! G- _; l6 W
Topics:
7 }: m9 f! a5 l' u+ q/ X6 mChinese Economy Characteristics3 w' t6 p* l/ V* b1 x+ n
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
. b( }" z/ r, b' v. A& J& OConsequences of economic reform+ A" ~ b4 i' C5 [, {) f" n/ C
Canada’s economic relations with China
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2 d3 d6 e7 e5 \8 m1 L, F9 k+ v/ {2 B6 N3 sIf you would like to learn more about: Z, x/ \8 k6 u4 B3 n- U$ V9 C+ i4 ^
Rich and Poor Countries% R6 J" U9 `1 t
Why economies differ
( Z, N0 |3 {! j& J0 B& `Causes for such differences
. B6 J( G f. C _+ kYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
* ` q3 K8 R9 u0 x+ K0 \; N+ MECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
s. h' d& J, B8 N3 ]& D' ~/ ]. Q8 u8 F2 GTopics:9 ?# k6 D5 }- |2 ]: P0 [4 \: J
Technology
8 H' o4 D$ A$ T5 _! V9 K9 F1 V: P! oInstitutions3 M# y1 J# `5 M2 E9 ?/ l. e1 p& w. ?
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about
5 F: B; e7 h0 l Z1 fSupply and Demand$ F( `3 L% g, J) p' L3 s! R
Consumer Behavior
" L: A" @2 L' t6 @Production and Cost
/ H4 b3 @: H* v( q2 nPrice and Output
* R: G+ S/ Q! J: N" ]5 z. jMarket Structures
$ t* \' x: {) z) l. m t T o! nYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
( V" t" c4 b ]% \; l. C1 u cECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I, J9 T( [# c% h3 x% c3 ~& j4 F6 i
Topics:
% z+ y J0 S* ]1 j: h! O* WTheory of consumer behavior( ? p+ u- v) ]( ]: A( [, h% u& O* k; s
Theory of production and cost
: _* _8 c% Y% f" |0 SPrice and output determination under competition8 e( d: h) a9 p. l, G
Monopoly and other market structures
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If you enjoyed learning about 5 p. ]; v+ v- k" Y/ }8 R0 M0 I
Costs and Benefits
2 e- E: ^3 T& {7 Z4 D3 rExternalities- L0 ?/ ^* [: a5 {/ _. X8 N3 t
Decision-making: F/ f; V+ [ H7 C* M0 ]: ]6 w1 e
Or would like to learn more about 2 [8 }8 b% q$ B
Capital Investments3 [* a' p% Q5 @' c
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!' J$ m' z4 O- f+ u/ v% b5 Q
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
/ p* \. f9 q4 `0 f& X8 CTopics:/ ^/ H2 }; y$ i% A( V
Cost-Benefit Analysis
( k& ]6 I! C* v {: `" Q$ P1 u/ wEvaluating Public Investment Projects. c' g' h# w. L
Look at examples from 3 u# s( c# C: D( G& |7 R |- K+ B: |
Transportation
# V/ q/ j- |$ E) f' k/ A4 aRiver Basin Management6 ]+ s! r7 K6 s. C. O* ^: w# ~
Electrical Generation
( {4 Z' |3 I% m" _0 J1 jOil & Gas and Pollution Control0 S( `1 C) g& S a
( n, |, R$ [: D, \If you enjoyed learning about 0 u/ r" w" q' K% ?5 ^
Supply and Demand' y! ~! ]% \: B+ ^, {7 ~; G0 H* I
Externalities, \8 E5 k% r8 A. R
Resource Allocation' J: b/ }, A4 f, ?, H& d3 C
Taxation
) X/ v) o- @: R, bOr would like to learn more about ! }0 D u: C; h% t% d. e
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
$ R8 ?7 _( R2 O' KYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
; x. O7 r9 m3 ?6 WECON 365 Resource Economics
4 S+ z& C% E& y7 _' T5 {Topics:
; {0 Y2 e. C' x" O" KExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources- X& R0 l# z0 {; @5 j( a3 x/ v- T
Scarcity and pricing( U2 Y& n' y% y! x
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues9 i% f s% k# S3 L+ W$ d* | a
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If you enjoyed learning about
/ o \- @3 o2 P7 ~$ n) gResource Allocation3 a( h/ |7 c! S3 s9 t8 f [
Pricing
! m/ x; G; l; H, V4 W- W$ U: GMarkets5 L4 u3 [* k8 `) H
Government roles* {; `7 M- D* [5 _, W
Or would like to learn more about
6 s- ^# ?4 l6 i) k! {8 }- P' q/ tThe energy sector, including sources and markets/ A% `) P. e& e8 X
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
3 `3 C1 m' G' ^6 \& h3 u& ]You might enjoy a course about 8 W2 i8 B; ]. {5 w1 f
Energy Economics!- s; |! U1 t9 A; O. b
ECON 366 Energy Economics# M$ ]0 a. g7 [" Q; ^
Topics:
& {& h6 X# T! [- @Pricing
8 J: D* `. B1 p, p+ }Role in economic growth ; ^+ l& I% V( \/ [8 |6 q7 w
Energy sources and markets 3 S' @# v* F* s/ B- X9 Q
Role of government
' r0 r+ c- q( ~Regulation
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If you enjoyed learning about
5 ?. P: x d6 j) p9 IExternalities
1 C* {( Z. q4 C0 M: K& m+ A. C; KRegulation% ?" D% Q m4 o* E6 N
Government roles
7 @+ g" x8 s5 G, c' O5 Z/ t7 W+ EOr would like to learn more about + S/ j2 G, }( x+ c9 k) r/ X
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration$ E3 |% [8 I$ [5 K$ J, \, O+ `0 P
Steps taken to address deterioration3 P1 _+ \- @4 B7 c- `
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
0 ^" t& X/ z$ X. z9 [# H# T0 QECON 369 Economics of the Environment
' S' B! C* {' j/ z7 i0 H; Y+ o% WTopics: & ^7 \: r/ B( Y @7 S8 k, S
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
- q- N1 w5 R% K$ i. P; STypes and causes of environmental deterioration o$ W3 N, s" v, {, Z& H9 V; ]; O; u
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
& [" _, i8 G9 B. k7 B3 VRecreation economics
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W7 j d* y; u# \3 o1 g" uIf you enjoyed learning about
$ [- p3 V! d- [: w4 o( M% h3 b Individual Incentives+ L7 t8 @7 e$ i0 }- S! N
Total Welfare / g8 q7 G3 r& c; ]: U! |& r
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
/ I% D3 @% @9 x! kECON 378 Law and Economics3 Z k. W1 [6 J( ?
Topics: 7 T$ T0 m* `' D
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
- S* ?1 u' H- d- P+ vCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
# J! {/ j4 s( v" g0 \$ g4 KChild Support Payments/ z2 [0 H; `# K4 W6 Z$ |
Private Divorce agreements- A* `2 \( G6 c& u
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act; E' H; Y7 O2 d z# K% u
) D4 R7 X( a+ e" A, R- Q5 |! aIf you enjoyed learning about * q- D# ~8 @. g, C+ e
Prisoners Dilemma; t7 a3 p1 Q5 @( v, @
Dominant Strategies
" U! k4 I+ n, ?! g$ O" CCollusion
$ ~5 F# \* M: U6 z4 H5 d5 z* x( R' `You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 0 M6 } D0 P! g6 ?+ T
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
, P9 Q8 ~- ]$ o; R' lTopics:
; \7 d* [+ w* M& @7 JAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games5 n5 m/ q6 a, P( U
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion , w7 z9 z" E" K* g% E: K) [
Note! Prerequisites: ; \; m- _3 S2 @, H$ n- e6 ~' j! H
ECON 384 & 299 |
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