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If you enjoyed learning about:
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Growth
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E+ v" s6 F* J% j# ^! p) f, B5 q5 B$ mChina as an Emerging Economy, r1 c# t% J0 ~9 H
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
/ U1 P$ i3 L, e% S7 QECON 211 Chinese Economic Development" a/ Z# [( }0 m2 u# g1 n8 ^
Topics: & c% ~' F; O& _% l7 |5 |3 b: Z- i9 _
Chinese Economy Characteristics5 J1 S9 ]5 E% X- F2 d# J% f4 A, r
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
X+ |; R, h4 o1 E$ m; lConsequences of economic reform# E8 b, S3 ^- |" A( M
Canada’s economic relations with China( @! ]; n5 U, i& H
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If you would like to learn more about:
8 D* N6 z0 K% |/ }% NRich and Poor Countries
* H1 @; y1 u: X# R5 IWhy economies differ0 u5 y& X- R& n& u
Causes for such differences
$ t! k9 {- N: S3 V% SYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
1 D7 I3 @+ t2 s+ rECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth7 t. D a: ~# r7 ~8 t' T
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Technology) Z' q' o5 P2 d' S4 f8 [5 ^# h3 A
Institutions( u8 |+ V* S E
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence 7 M. V- P5 G( O2 A8 b: w
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If you enjoyed learning about
) w5 Z- L! M: cSupply and Demand7 q7 W3 c5 K7 o& O! j; g* o$ W# k
Consumer Behavior
; n* _" @9 o) k! d6 o0 |Production and Cost
3 \7 ?0 |$ f3 R6 I4 V8 TPrice and Output
* W- f- l" s! g5 r5 i. \Market Structures
+ X# N) G: w4 t6 f3 lYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!; Z% f, \. |1 u
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
2 l8 t% Z) A; ^ }! u& d6 J dTopics: " x' n* E2 F: E
Theory of consumer behavior
; H* O/ Z: _7 _6 a z5 k0 RTheory of production and cost
+ N, M2 p% @" j; {' }/ v' ^Price and output determination under competition% Z, f, e! i: X. O! @ d
Monopoly and other market structures
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( S: R- v7 o! H+ W) T1 z5 G- ICosts and Benefits & h3 C% r7 d$ F$ J/ s
Externalities- n8 d* W) G4 y8 I% W
Decision-making. Z& t" v, Q6 ?% I `+ A. X
Or would like to learn more about " z1 o- H- I( E# m, ]
Capital Investments
' n3 n1 f \/ t; iYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!- b4 }8 L6 I/ X$ B1 I
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation* [! G! O) i, C/ [" W2 n* F
Topics:2 d! f2 D( S" x
Cost-Benefit Analysis
( U/ S2 X/ D0 tEvaluating Public Investment Projects+ E1 \* i; @/ L" |# M
Look at examples from # H: f+ I8 }: \/ k$ x4 g+ Y
Transportation
* c# o( B4 U$ G% W8 \River Basin Management! X: k" j6 h& U( { l
Electrical Generation5 V. J( v6 A7 v+ t0 ]
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control6 d8 b. |& C9 B* ~) _- Y. S9 Q
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Supply and Demand
$ q: a( c3 u0 @! A' EExternalities
5 f( z5 I& N! g- f7 @0 r6 e3 HResource Allocation2 ^( s4 z% C0 f) `% V5 P
Taxation0 v6 f1 Z( \5 F4 A! i- m
Or would like to learn more about # r0 \( b9 p0 B
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada5 C. g1 R) g' A' T; f" o1 p9 E
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
' k+ N; O, `( b+ j& q0 t- \ECON 365 Resource Economics
( m, O0 [3 t+ B$ p% fTopics:7 M( w0 I8 @9 {" `* Y0 t- E+ D7 ~
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources0 j/ x5 S( K7 B# ~
Scarcity and pricing0 h) i. u6 Q5 W
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues C1 v& ?+ |7 G% Q S: z M' N
- z0 `# j1 j3 T6 s, R6 H: aIf you enjoyed learning about 6 N# [* t( A" T5 X4 \3 F, W
Resource Allocation
8 M+ p, k; `0 D5 {( S9 H2 aPricing
6 |- L, h/ L9 z1 x8 zMarkets; {( P- A/ @# s7 B* k2 P
Government roles4 \1 k- S/ k: ?; {) W
Or would like to learn more about ( _' q! b) a4 g# J! G2 D; {. [
The energy sector, including sources and markets$ w5 \' r4 i! a1 t! N( f/ E5 W4 d5 P
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues; e, r" \- p/ Q; f- G
You might enjoy a course about
* j3 x9 E4 u" o" k7 L8 g# j5 q/ B9 aEnergy Economics!
1 V7 B5 ? U+ L+ n Q. e0 ~ECON 366 Energy Economics
# C6 E8 ^7 ]3 g3 |- BTopics: ' }- u$ s0 T# R. \
Pricing; I" n% M' J6 @. n" n, X4 w$ r6 Q3 v
Role in economic growth
" ]3 P1 y, c' Z; M9 j& ~Energy sources and markets ! R) _' b, e9 n; I4 ]$ f+ N: O
Role of government ! ]6 `+ K2 z' M- B' Y
Regulation
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7 h& s% k) {& _. A7 L6 B: ]If you enjoyed learning about 1 v# e" _' ?4 z7 W
Externalities' h5 u& c8 F/ ^4 h% F2 \
Regulation
9 Q3 n1 |7 `. D' x+ MGovernment roles& _+ F& f% V: q# |; B& D
Or would like to learn more about
' }4 S5 r- h1 b d. FEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration0 \3 i% w; L$ o/ O, ]" a
Steps taken to address deterioration7 \5 Y: c# a4 Q( M2 y
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 7 F V C, d8 C
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
* V3 K$ G% b8 f7 `- `Topics: 4 {! h6 @3 @; Y6 B& j; t
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment 0 @% w6 @9 I8 ~; k3 L* e- N
Types and causes of environmental deterioration 9 T" T% [" i- D. E- X I$ U
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
- T: S) r' h) @7 F" GRecreation economics
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Individual Incentives W( e& j" d% C- s; a
Total Welfare
5 W; \( r# b4 W/ k, B9 b; Y1 MYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! ( W1 V( ]( F, W* i9 X# p, ~/ ~. d/ j
ECON 378 Law and Economics1 j1 j" H q7 G: `
Topics:
: p4 u" X% L2 ~: c, \0 y$ LIssues in Criminal and Family Law
K5 R% I, t7 I0 \" A- X3 hCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining6 ]1 V. W3 |9 L1 u2 w
Child Support Payments6 J3 _: ?; s5 P* d
Private Divorce agreements
' G v; ~6 L6 u. U x3 SCriminal provisions of the Competition Act( d3 ]9 n3 c5 y3 F3 ^* Z
/ A. m% g7 i/ N- b! R$ D5 T1 tIf you enjoyed learning about " f& O7 H* t' w0 v5 E
Prisoners Dilemma+ f8 r" C% Z$ [0 _
Dominant Strategies. P; \% g# v- `! ]. |2 y9 x& b
Collusion
6 s8 p( W, i# `" j! S nYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
1 j6 p1 k+ P* P. w' q; cECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
* I8 g7 P! _; j: h6 w4 CTopics:
* V( |: Q8 p D7 Q6 h. W7 k! n: mAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
' ]- v" M: J7 }2 OApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
# I- @' N) L/ `: d. j/ eNote! Prerequisites:
8 ]8 `( M3 R8 @4 X5 M3 oECON 384 & 299 |
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