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Trade
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9 v& Q& a+ v0 L5 R% hChina as an Emerging Economy
1 K& I, y K! H* a: q; |You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!) ]. I u5 l( a7 I
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
1 R! ?; Q+ \: G j4 h2 FTopics:
: f7 o Z0 W4 h3 LChinese Economy Characteristics
9 j! l0 w i% W) ^% C6 g' GRecent Events in the Chinese Economy# u/ ], B& e8 e# p: e5 O5 m; H
Consequences of economic reform, z' k1 F- D6 R+ L- L
Canada’s economic relations with China
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0 M0 D4 ?. ]+ s# o5 G1 d% [Rich and Poor Countries
' Q- i0 s# r& [( AWhy economies differ
- h3 e) I0 U8 w- ACauses for such differences
1 ?5 W$ D9 G) h: O' W, @" Y$ D) cYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth( d0 X2 l# ~, M$ o2 m
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
9 `4 ^" X' l( I9 A! WTopics:
1 ~5 y# F Z7 U0 STechnology
! k1 x1 D& J3 O9 [5 J5 ^6 [4 lInstitutions K/ W0 K* E) ^, U {9 R
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence & h5 d6 u+ {! K: w+ E6 i$ ?
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Supply and Demand! z& M% y$ X) I- V
Consumer Behavior
) M7 s- n4 V8 R, YProduction and Cost! H0 g3 l2 ?) w; s8 y8 A7 ]
Price and Output
, s8 T/ o) F5 O( y; E. i1 dMarket Structures& x6 a% n: P! o! f: c
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!+ w1 Z8 U! W+ F
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I( J) D& @) ?2 b2 F$ Q% n
Topics: 3 s/ g4 ?, D, Z$ K. [
Theory of consumer behavior$ m1 S6 W! C z: L% s7 E
Theory of production and cost9 ^' x2 b8 U% w5 b( e
Price and output determination under competition( g* t4 f8 u6 r2 |; X d
Monopoly and other market structures
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/ M7 T: M5 K" N) u- q ]+ ?If you enjoyed learning about
- \1 U. E8 y* D6 \3 RCosts and Benefits 5 J0 t/ X+ i f! F- T- m
Externalities' H3 ?5 T# v4 u
Decision-making0 K& Z2 h+ S2 }
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. x) x5 o' }9 p7 t% lCapital Investments
& i! O. L4 r3 b/ {) q2 U! i/ f( |6 ?You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!- n, L3 M9 X9 b! E) f1 A" {
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
# }# B2 s# F7 z( y' BTopics:5 F1 F3 d0 V" ~6 Y8 `$ d
Cost-Benefit Analysis
: Z r2 L" \# p1 {2 G9 a4 BEvaluating Public Investment Projects
' D, M, V1 u V7 a c# [/ M+ RLook at examples from
( g2 n" [$ V. ]Transportation/ c( W7 B- G0 U& [4 C, k
River Basin Management
/ n% r5 u1 \7 {) o6 @Electrical Generation1 q$ r6 E+ r5 e2 N
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control" {+ s( X" V' d+ V1 k% H# ^7 s. S& @
( P4 E! s$ J# m6 dIf you enjoyed learning about " x; {, K' F# u# p: H. a- \. ?+ l
Supply and Demand" \) A/ }: P" j1 @
Externalities# E& n, W! ?$ E- c& L9 N0 ^7 c) g
Resource Allocation
& Z6 E/ E" |/ l$ t" f( CTaxation
* |8 ]3 d% u( I0 Z$ B# VOr would like to learn more about ( P8 h! w0 E% M
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada3 W; R) s, Y5 t9 h5 s
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!# s* T8 b6 ]8 r- k- ]
ECON 365 Resource Economics0 p* {# G; x. g2 q- @- e
Topics:' E- K9 j5 |" V) c3 U4 u
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
6 x! `: o9 y8 {/ O7 ~8 G3 p: ?3 g" ?Scarcity and pricing& i# E) D+ S. \2 V' X2 S6 D
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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6 f, s1 E; o; q' e4 D- } yIf you enjoyed learning about $ r0 ~; C& r( y7 }3 T* b
Resource Allocation- w1 y" x: v3 A3 {
Pricing
$ j" _( J9 W' W+ w% X. cMarkets. q" J1 r" C& w( z, W- j* \
Government roles0 Z( Q- [! j" [! Z B% B$ y
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The energy sector, including sources and markets2 e4 D( i) ?; ~2 ?- g! N6 Z
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
: ?$ K. k) V! N- {0 n# D' tYou might enjoy a course about 8 [1 a3 U8 G! F* k6 |6 N7 n( i
Energy Economics!
" D' l& H; j9 ?ECON 366 Energy Economics1 y( l5 j6 N% G1 U! [
Topics: 2 q* \" f* H/ P( J+ E
Pricing; L% Z' e! m+ ?; `! r6 k- I6 p
Role in economic growth
9 l0 Z) V9 t" @# p( j$ tEnergy sources and markets
! M9 B' [* [5 b# e1 NRole of government
4 C: A G+ Y0 p; r+ YRegulation + K; ]- \3 t# u* [! |4 M1 l6 s% y
# l# _2 |8 J l/ y; u3 Q" b' ~If you enjoyed learning about 0 O4 r! ?( C( o% h$ ^( G' K0 w5 r0 u
Externalities
4 u$ \, ?) j' g6 gRegulation; V \# i; Y% ^1 X
Government roles
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
0 \* E" G! F. U3 j7 Q6 K, u# C9 [) LSteps taken to address deterioration* ?3 D, A2 f" }! t7 V
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 7 e/ W0 |4 a: N! b1 Q* X3 O4 w( F
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
2 q6 C! x- O. \+ h/ V( E* @Topics: 8 }" K8 b7 |8 x
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
1 e8 f" O& ~. X" k+ T. UTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
|5 I, V- r, q1 oTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
* R7 H- A; S3 C: XRecreation economics* N; G# b5 k h' _
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Individual Incentives
: N2 G6 b7 x- z. ~" L- c1 HTotal Welfare # k0 t! F5 g0 i& K. v, O
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# j1 L, q2 _, {ECON 378 Law and Economics
( k% }1 j6 Z7 y2 A7 a7 QTopics:
0 G" E9 a% U6 N5 y F$ F4 x, PIssues in Criminal and Family Law; V; d3 k% A! u! [. e2 \8 V
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
/ h5 T& _% \: X H! @0 \% \$ pChild Support Payments; E; b2 z( u; [; ^! w) p J
Private Divorce agreements$ K$ Y6 v: _* k" M
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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& E' O6 v8 Q& E! ePrisoners Dilemma
e7 }/ V6 s6 [' v6 C+ CDominant Strategies3 ]* F* T/ ?6 Y' n
Collusion
: [2 `' {3 b$ K3 b* ?( s, k, a0 U3 y6 qYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
6 ], K1 l* h0 e- A3 aECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
* [) A% Y7 \9 |7 }Topics: ; P; F6 S5 x" z- ]% ^
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games6 q3 `9 T% c' y2 V. {) U9 }
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
' g$ O8 s2 P3 S0 V/ c9 VNote! Prerequisites: z8 I5 G3 ` l& u' `
ECON 384 & 299 |
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