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Trade
: a- W, _3 l/ s: a9 x9 g( PGrowth
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China as an Emerging Economy# F$ N: \2 |! n& y( Y
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
1 h/ a5 w! M! E' UECON 211 Chinese Economic Development- b, k+ _4 M! b$ c8 O5 `% q
Topics: 9 U* U: r m5 [6 i) o* s
Chinese Economy Characteristics5 G g& U4 ?* q. B: @( O
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
1 w7 W$ @3 T1 E6 _+ C- b5 n$ {Consequences of economic reform
3 N9 D M1 D3 Q6 t# VCanada’s economic relations with China
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& }& W- x6 Z7 ?. ?2 }# {If you would like to learn more about:
% ?6 i# Y! e' U/ S* }Rich and Poor Countries
6 g/ i0 j- p4 `. @4 pWhy economies differ& \) M" D3 o0 p# v; L
Causes for such differences9 H$ B. \, C$ Q6 S8 }6 a
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
& k1 }2 x2 Q6 Y# w7 u; z! RECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth x$ R8 h- Y) U6 Z, P: r
Topics:
2 O: k" B$ Y( t" v$ ~! ^4 A0 [Technology) r$ r& @& u. ~0 N& Q
Institutions
$ o) t5 S7 [# XGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence ; s$ o7 y: r# X+ O6 j' `
6 ~! H8 M5 v& O6 U \# I4 f$ X2 BIf you enjoyed learning about . ]- |! D) b- L5 B( O
Supply and Demand
! t R$ D7 U# ^ ^5 XConsumer Behavior5 f" b$ b$ S/ t$ N% G& |8 b8 M$ ~& r6 Y
Production and Cost
1 d* W3 h7 ` H9 rPrice and Output4 S0 y/ B3 t. n
Market Structures
- p2 C) R) Z* r X. AYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!3 B0 j. \/ C8 b ^2 z+ p
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I; S9 t# f: X/ c1 O0 D% d% e
Topics:
* r/ J$ J6 V x- p3 E. {Theory of consumer behavior
8 T9 c8 g5 m1 PTheory of production and cost
% A# W- w% Q2 h/ Q* J+ P- n$ j6 CPrice and output determination under competition# _: C' Q; A0 l, g
Monopoly and other market structures
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7 T8 o. Z! m4 i. \1 eIf you enjoyed learning about ( N/ w- J6 K5 K% j0 |* t9 M J
Costs and Benefits
- m; D8 Q! M1 QExternalities. L! ?1 B0 V4 E8 x. G/ _7 R9 }8 X
Decision-making
, q3 ?6 R6 E" S1 g3 I9 R0 B& gOr would like to learn more about
; F( Y9 v1 l! L; O- ^- v# V! ACapital Investments
& o0 l5 R: F- B( X8 q, m; ~You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!2 M' R6 G+ ?2 @, {2 x* G
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation7 h$ a; F( g; B7 C t# [* S, }
Topics:
1 x8 z+ `0 g" ^8 CCost-Benefit Analysis
% ?( R* s4 x2 d/ U9 j, H7 NEvaluating Public Investment Projects
* k8 ]5 k2 U1 O/ A, @Look at examples from
* f3 @2 T' ^0 a( a, n3 ?) x4 Y2 \3 oTransportation; `' @# m4 `+ U! h; {
River Basin Management
8 e- F; w% `+ `' u2 EElectrical Generation
) A, m4 v- Z9 j0 i7 Y0 Y U& FOil & Gas and Pollution Control/ Q4 q1 J( M0 d) [( u
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If you enjoyed learning about
- A' h' M2 p8 T% o5 bSupply and Demand# L V$ F: C% D, C4 `& m6 i
Externalities
+ k1 J' g# b* ^; k* g: XResource Allocation
; i8 a. k& m: s2 r) D3 _- JTaxation
2 R+ D! G( z) l) b; e5 UOr would like to learn more about
D6 O2 F7 x, [/ q1 g% p, |% OSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
5 a" q1 j, t; u% \ K( ZYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!! `7 ]6 @% ?! v' ]# q- }
ECON 365 Resource Economics6 j4 L" u$ R! z7 X
Topics:
8 |1 k0 ?# I Z6 `' P" T; V/ o1 JExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources- a+ [4 ]# x' V
Scarcity and pricing' g9 p! V' N* [* V7 |+ s
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues2 H. z) K' k% C; y9 ~2 ]2 A3 Y
) I5 s, d# T; O' x) o6 ^If you enjoyed learning about
% P) ?% n" r% B, E8 _& `Resource Allocation
}: N9 ~0 G" h3 ^, D3 j3 IPricing. p1 H; z# Z$ a6 }5 \$ F
Markets
* c" k" q- W% n. \, ~Government roles4 E$ r; \" a' ?% C% `
Or would like to learn more about
; {8 y, F) P+ ?" sThe energy sector, including sources and markets" y' K1 q1 R0 Q- l
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
2 k& @6 f6 e! J& RYou might enjoy a course about
. F7 q, z! [/ TEnergy Economics!/ `) R/ ]' C! _' G# g& X
ECON 366 Energy Economics( S4 j3 q/ R* U) F4 X
Topics: & o. V; K d$ A Q& D
Pricing1 i( _" F. U! m+ r4 y$ P. X
Role in economic growth
* C4 @1 ~, p3 E/ M" V+ hEnergy sources and markets / w4 @9 u1 K8 ?
Role of government $ Q$ S, l$ U j) X6 J, s+ I
Regulation / u8 Z N) [; I
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( X2 ^* U- G8 x- X3 Z1 l, hExternalities, A# H8 L% Y8 P2 K _
Regulation2 ?( T5 Y; P( F9 ]+ P2 K9 ?
Government roles
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9 {9 X$ H6 g. E' V4 ?$ |' bEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration! R5 f. f+ n i" t* X9 v! K
Steps taken to address deterioration
( t6 T# d( N. F- [- G( EYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! . a; G8 Q: C5 q. g1 Q- |. J
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
2 S2 a7 f3 F. D6 ?# BTopics:
/ v. y* T! F1 Y7 P3 Q" N5 i# m. MEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment + L6 ~' i* ?$ T, J$ O2 k. M
Types and causes of environmental deterioration ' W. Y. O9 }; X. `+ R6 P
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 7 ? k/ ?+ M/ l+ Y H
Recreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about
+ q6 G* g& H5 H, ^" N$ R* S- e Individual Incentives" Y# T' I6 u3 @! K% ~
Total Welfare
9 g' R. X7 q8 Y6 X$ J0 x3 ]You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! % Q3 \) p8 @, \8 u
ECON 378 Law and Economics
3 M O& y" o' n. ?( e3 _; gTopics: + a) D( u# A: R1 I
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
( N4 b! U; a/ r! d4 |Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining- u# S" K! B; L. s. l+ u
Child Support Payments
: h1 E5 @0 i$ l8 a+ F: fPrivate Divorce agreements4 u6 G, D4 n: F
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act! I/ S) i! Q" E$ T
5 K# C' t2 r. |! B8 BIf you enjoyed learning about % S( R5 e j1 u7 ~6 x. O" N
Prisoners Dilemma$ X' U6 d. U \, H
Dominant Strategies
4 c6 d6 c5 j+ H4 Q0 h! wCollusion
2 B' J( z& T5 p0 I u7 b2 ?You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! / B* W6 p; w; g/ e1 Y/ I
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications7 n! h. G+ x8 m
Topics: . x8 N$ ?# Y% S0 W7 H6 o
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games/ C* p0 t8 s4 H
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
& D0 g( N$ [# KNote! Prerequisites: - b; x3 O8 H j4 V8 m! n
ECON 384 & 299 |
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