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Trade: s6 l# A9 U% E
Growth
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China as an Emerging Economy9 U* W* l- Q+ H# t5 U0 {- i8 V
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
& x( X# P6 M+ IECON 211 Chinese Economic Development: [, L2 V+ K# g1 ~' F5 x2 P& Y/ ]) Z
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Chinese Economy Characteristics% I y8 b; u# J5 c7 a5 s' C
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
8 L/ P0 G1 ^6 t% v. dConsequences of economic reform
0 E6 ~: x) e3 X2 VCanada’s economic relations with China
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If you would like to learn more about: & V: F* B" Z1 k/ K
Rich and Poor Countries
8 J% z4 w4 { o& MWhy economies differ2 L6 v% N" f" W" K1 S$ T( U6 a4 T
Causes for such differences% d8 E1 B# N' o! M5 n
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth& t0 ], }; i. a9 Z" M6 f+ k$ f
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth, e! f2 o+ t g
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Technology
5 Z/ J8 J" @1 r( ~+ Q& eInstitutions
' P( m7 a& A7 ?4 w0 E9 HGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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5 R, a7 d* p7 C/ | S+ nIf you enjoyed learning about
0 f. C$ ]+ I. j6 N% L& ^Supply and Demand
" a& S9 u& @- X, g3 o' h1 ?Consumer Behavior
+ k2 _' P% a+ N* i w6 R$ l0 o0 j& YProduction and Cost
- _ E$ `! O! H% Z& W( nPrice and Output
& `" H) V# q+ nMarket Structures
1 x% }, K7 j; Q2 M7 GYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!% a. P k/ x: M# M7 W
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
# ^9 s( F1 ~ uTopics: 1 w. D, e% [3 Z0 l
Theory of consumer behavior% \+ B& m* c" x" w6 z+ ?! {0 v) M& g
Theory of production and cost
! }$ K) e4 } _. X/ vPrice and output determination under competition, v3 T) Z8 n+ S; \. P/ k$ ?
Monopoly and other market structures" g% J8 Q* K v7 q2 e
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If you enjoyed learning about
8 K0 ]4 W6 s( |% Y# h, b* d8 fCosts and Benefits
6 Z/ o8 t( d9 x: m: OExternalities
! B1 V5 I1 |$ a1 I' j" W0 cDecision-making( [( |8 b! _9 {$ N, [+ o
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Capital Investments
0 R' w& S" D" g7 U- Z0 ]8 U1 iYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!0 l L4 ~" y$ z8 o( l
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation( N% T. e$ z/ M9 W7 x1 ]
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Cost-Benefit Analysis- R) }" C& S$ _/ X0 I
Evaluating Public Investment Projects$ O3 ?$ w) Q4 R4 I& S. [4 [
Look at examples from
; b; \) x1 Q" Q9 V* iTransportation2 g' X# S) I. G3 ]. K6 Q
River Basin Management9 g4 s" ?3 _& W3 u" Y7 i
Electrical Generation- K. {# N& W0 ]4 J! r2 Q3 r; ?" K
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control/ P' [2 I Q$ o# @/ |3 a: B
' ~5 O" C; p$ `If you enjoyed learning about
! g" T1 g% `$ i$ ESupply and Demand
' Y$ g* s E& W7 ~4 w/ Y! y: mExternalities
# F7 I7 p* t6 x* b" _0 Q% WResource Allocation
: K& t/ j) u _$ O/ x" P# o2 VTaxation
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada( o) T2 T* V& f0 o7 P% `
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!. E) \( f/ {5 D; w
ECON 365 Resource Economics- j+ S: d8 G7 U' W1 W6 o) s
Topics:
3 J3 _: ~" H! O/ Q, Z: a! W% ^8 v* rExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources0 M& {7 W0 E$ T: H2 A/ p# L I) k
Scarcity and pricing& O% X, G" A8 f) o9 ?, s% r% D8 }
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues' P6 C. v$ T, }* Z
3 P% g: I$ c7 Y Z$ a: R* t' h. eIf you enjoyed learning about
! j$ w4 H% F) ?: aResource Allocation
. F7 {/ c ?0 J! j' vPricing
. [# B0 T% y2 C5 X6 N& LMarkets
: G# Y* r& B- P0 H. t2 j' MGovernment roles3 v+ h& h/ J6 ^
Or would like to learn more about
# i5 N- L1 V D% H/ ~The energy sector, including sources and markets
- V* v3 _. j8 M7 I! p4 ^; bCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
; x. u8 @! S& u' [( \9 uYou might enjoy a course about
! ]" B6 _0 I5 X$ r9 |# T' wEnergy Economics!0 V! _# B2 l: L8 P( s
ECON 366 Energy Economics
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Pricing# l' L' z$ J- o3 L2 ]# @
Role in economic growth
& }4 P$ |9 A" V! r) \3 |Energy sources and markets - w* r" R9 b( n7 x
Role of government + ?- @7 j+ J) p6 u" W
Regulation & v' b/ o4 H/ R7 R; ~+ X
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If you enjoyed learning about
+ y# I7 z$ L0 A6 o+ \( oExternalities
( Q9 z- f5 j" C$ Y( _5 LRegulation' s+ A; @, w: ]: O& H
Government roles
% T$ o4 `8 Q. U4 q4 ] f5 XOr would like to learn more about 6 A' q% r8 x3 H: N. h) ~! V
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration& p/ v3 G3 L: M2 z7 X1 H7 E8 ` m
Steps taken to address deterioration
. {$ e' X8 D% k" \You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 5 X3 f8 D" M5 e
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment' D6 n9 V7 q0 _( @( m
Topics: / ?0 s2 V2 J& T5 m0 ^6 O5 y" z' z
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
+ O- B& S# u# ]' a) ~Types and causes of environmental deterioration 2 X- N% B7 U3 R: x7 B4 s
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 4 w9 J1 V# B8 S
Recreation economics3 I$ y( M. s# T
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5 m1 ~- [- b. ] Individual Incentives- p1 o0 ]# J3 T5 _7 \
Total Welfare
6 Y! a8 c1 ?$ Y, K8 u. q' wYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 6 b' j" e. _3 G7 a0 V7 Y8 x' L, x
ECON 378 Law and Economics5 |( E0 l- @' h: b% r: T& P
Topics:
' b# S1 ~0 V, E8 S) n% E# A; V; qIssues in Criminal and Family Law
5 ?$ F% O1 R3 fCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining4 E5 ?* E$ I; v- \7 \
Child Support Payments# Z; Y8 B% v9 O
Private Divorce agreements
8 @3 e( c. ]. [* V1 d' O) WCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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If you enjoyed learning about
$ g" O) h# h% B. i$ A+ fPrisoners Dilemma# `* m" K, O+ S" z% C& d' O
Dominant Strategies3 E: }7 z P& a3 ~( C- o7 W0 k; i$ [
Collusion
( T$ t9 U' o/ J# z4 C% z2 `You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
+ p# ^" T9 ^3 _0 E9 vECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications$ I5 Q: X8 U B1 d
Topics:
0 W8 |' c4 Q6 W3 s6 ]) BAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
8 g8 ^9 U2 P; IApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 3 ], n% ?' s( }/ y/ g
Note! Prerequisites:
# K" t/ _4 @9 L1 j+ @$ l; U! VECON 384 & 299 |
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