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If you enjoyed learning about:
4 t/ c# @5 j: T8 a; fTrade
6 h) t; O0 j! w( y; T0 {Growth
; i$ t+ ~ z7 ?% Y% S& {0 J* HOr would like to learn more about: ( f6 Y" _7 X& h8 H5 V
China as an Emerging Economy2 D% x% v' d* `! Y* L; N
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
9 z1 t' x- Q; s+ NECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
( }) r, v$ s- cTopics: 8 A" Q2 `4 G; a- T4 g
Chinese Economy Characteristics
, o$ c8 Y! h' Q& ARecent Events in the Chinese Economy
) K8 x0 q6 g7 a, B& C3 V* sConsequences of economic reform
9 n- t4 d% W% g2 BCanada’s economic relations with China, T# L5 r" z: p* s0 }
, b. F! T/ w2 x" [! L- ^* @; g4 |4 hIf you would like to learn more about: 6 [3 H$ x5 d) b. b8 T
Rich and Poor Countries
* M6 Y+ G/ n- S- \2 X# oWhy economies differ4 K' `) k9 N4 y, f$ y B* n
Causes for such differences+ X) X* b1 S% M0 K
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
# Z+ _* w2 t M6 Y/ v$ ZECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth' ?* y. j# s. \2 W- u6 f
Topics:( d/ z5 m, {( S4 }7 q
Technology1 m1 Q+ a* \. x. D( y N" ^
Institutions' t3 r- X2 `5 r. m! X" X7 @
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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Supply and Demand2 K3 e; A% i$ r% n+ Q" {
Consumer Behavior4 p4 r& [/ }& _$ J a( T3 Y" {; ?' n
Production and Cost/ q/ F$ }' t5 o% l- f
Price and Output7 H7 a: T+ Q# f0 x
Market Structures
/ j) x* Y( [- qYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!6 G. E! t5 w8 ^ w4 P& M9 J, ?
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I% a1 ^( Q* c' i) P7 {3 T" x
Topics: % n1 |3 `2 j; e, h) `
Theory of consumer behavior
7 A5 f3 F+ J7 |/ r" ZTheory of production and cost, P; k7 _6 i, p4 R1 S" C
Price and output determination under competition
]% X3 ^; ]9 QMonopoly and other market structures
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; z" R, t$ b4 [If you enjoyed learning about
6 u* P- Y6 s. r9 F [4 [Costs and Benefits
% m6 b, V3 `4 d; k" cExternalities" P% i! p" s8 f2 [7 N+ V, \& e: T# P4 c/ J
Decision-making
+ U8 u6 F9 W, V; ]# m) W6 _Or would like to learn more about
1 Y z% _. D' E: L( vCapital Investments
6 l/ ^' y3 r& V- Q) U& TYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!, R/ i Q3 L' e/ N
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
2 a/ n3 X2 E4 H( r3 y8 ATopics:) [0 S" Q% S1 \$ X. _) g$ y
Cost-Benefit Analysis
& z" w0 U; q/ A0 v0 aEvaluating Public Investment Projects) O1 J, Q8 z2 b; K
Look at examples from / v8 z& u- x2 q: H8 r8 F
Transportation5 E4 R7 [( \" d
River Basin Management0 n3 K9 W w: X) o1 E: o) A( B1 K5 G
Electrical Generation$ e8 q) b* ~& g9 O; @& X# x
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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/ u9 n/ p% @8 ?( W- z7 QIf you enjoyed learning about
4 ?* A" W1 g8 d$ W$ S- @4 C6 d/ C- ^Supply and Demand1 M0 A4 g6 W6 i: x' q
Externalities7 F3 v# _9 _3 A* S$ t4 a
Resource Allocation" f8 m1 ~3 n# C# V1 J$ q! n8 N
Taxation# `* l+ `$ g7 x* z% i
Or would like to learn more about
% ?9 f2 Q6 l( [9 ESupply of Natural Resources in Canada' \$ C+ a% S6 N9 n% y5 W
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!3 B- Y( u# j* J, L/ J
ECON 365 Resource Economics
. ]: @4 c/ W) D- p; JTopics:
# T6 H! |0 D' F( Q8 yExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources' k1 P& T# v/ c
Scarcity and pricing
( s6 E+ U7 O* a% RContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
, J. @$ t0 b! g, C' ~* ZResource Allocation. o) ?' S/ L' s* P) t
Pricing5 ^/ Z. R% j& ]2 s4 L* h
Markets* x `8 d: @6 s2 {0 d* @) H
Government roles
8 B* f* B/ H ZOr would like to learn more about - }4 [8 {( t) K# Z/ W6 X
The energy sector, including sources and markets
5 L2 Y8 X5 Y) O# S' |$ \& J" gCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
. E' C; j# o+ _- j9 r1 ^You might enjoy a course about 5 o& m0 H5 w9 v# F) w
Energy Economics! J4 p( M8 Z1 C$ x3 I$ o( f6 ~* Y
ECON 366 Energy Economics* V& k; A8 p* |: I2 F8 S* s& M# R
Topics:
; q ]( k- d7 j ^; I+ xPricing3 C% n, {# } ~8 H* G: o
Role in economic growth
2 Q# M# l$ w2 s: QEnergy sources and markets 4 H9 p, B& ]' E; Y( h; O
Role of government
! }( \& N" b7 W4 O% GRegulation
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Externalities
. [( Y; }8 K& |+ x% S' JRegulation2 g) W; [2 s' Z" u4 r: t
Government roles
6 d' i$ @/ f& q3 l# S& qOr would like to learn more about
0 I# H- m% Z: r0 {Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration3 Z1 I, _2 n3 U: t0 a+ h1 l
Steps taken to address deterioration
) X. n% o' P+ A6 SYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! , R- |$ G$ n! x2 Y: w+ X5 [
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment. m) V8 ]3 w; J9 y2 y s
Topics: # c% b7 Q5 F" T( X- X9 N. V
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
. Q7 H) W) Z" N( u5 m8 \Types and causes of environmental deterioration * F( L$ V9 L r! f% W$ e0 i
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
* Y# y. g5 [' X( u! GRecreation economics, P4 T( O# C* y" W7 ?1 n1 ^$ _
$ r, T( k4 K9 r0 g) wIf you enjoyed learning about
& L O* D, s3 t) ^6 P& N Individual Incentives
) t2 s# [4 y! i9 ]1 |# O( K* F9 uTotal Welfare p/ H; K( p! q
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! & q+ e& Z Z9 ]/ B$ `
ECON 378 Law and Economics; `3 `0 F& q, a2 X3 Y9 X( f
Topics:
) a y+ o( z& n7 eIssues in Criminal and Family Law
0 ~7 n2 _+ W$ v1 c) t, d8 G& a) bCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
7 b* u& J7 |& G, [( hChild Support Payments8 [/ d7 q' H6 G
Private Divorce agreements
- n+ U8 C R; M; c9 FCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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0 v6 G/ }$ M; L- u5 ^0 \If you enjoyed learning about $ i) u, U) K6 @$ j8 g
Prisoners Dilemma! G1 j5 i1 I v+ @' L
Dominant Strategies. O, |2 Y( ?9 }1 J4 o
Collusion3 X% K" r$ h9 I O2 l8 h
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 7 z C8 _2 f6 z6 n! f7 u
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications! u. |( A( i& y6 M7 ]; T& o4 Q3 r
Topics:
: G& x; A X% ^/ H" d% w: C! OAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games, N; V) d) z- D% m" J6 b
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
# b8 Z! E- v1 DNote! Prerequisites: - J/ s7 W# b& r% o" U7 {
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