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Trade3 m. L: V4 F6 E G1 p6 A
Growth* L9 t/ ^) N/ f( _9 C
Or would like to learn more about:
! u! D O! L: \# SChina as an Emerging Economy" {2 Y5 p; _' \1 i- g4 I1 E4 ]
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
6 B% D- c% O- E: x( m! ?ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development. }2 T# J: r$ B( @
Topics:
6 X2 v s; B$ X( {8 i6 }3 s* VChinese Economy Characteristics* p% g( \2 D' x( q4 {1 @
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
6 q$ t M2 g6 C( F& g9 gConsequences of economic reform
! ~! O& b @, V( WCanada’s economic relations with China
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- _/ ^7 C4 F) lIf you would like to learn more about:
! u) @: V+ J) P5 P8 cRich and Poor Countries/ B* [ b/ T! D! j% g
Why economies differ$ Q8 D- r& ~, ?* z& Y4 q( E
Causes for such differences
( n% w, G: c0 @You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
/ l. s9 @ ?: w2 G5 ^; |1 DECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
! c+ t2 |5 V* y. K- vTopics:" G9 d& G% T4 ?) r! V
Technology
9 R& F6 F$ @1 u0 t q; Q( qInstitutions! t( I% V/ {" b( B5 V6 B' ~6 b( B
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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: W, s2 C+ N5 X* {+ ?, hIf you enjoyed learning about , L% `9 w5 \$ R$ p' ~! g" x" U( @
Supply and Demand5 C+ @7 T: e; c9 E
Consumer Behavior1 M' n2 A: g- S. ^
Production and Cost
% v8 Q3 i4 P) I, QPrice and Output
$ k t& @( U' O# vMarket Structures- c+ s- f9 r, X
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!8 u2 D) E D( b( y2 @0 p
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I) i0 y" c6 k8 d' L+ o4 ~ w# B S
Topics: , G4 s0 B8 \- m% J% t- D
Theory of consumer behavior- m: X1 B. G% n9 }! x9 l Z
Theory of production and cost
5 |- ]/ Z# u4 o3 W; J9 J4 g; DPrice and output determination under competition
! J4 p# g1 ]! G- y, F. `Monopoly and other market structures6 H# N# q, `0 [
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If you enjoyed learning about 3 e' ~ t4 t6 X
Costs and Benefits ; Y, h6 H" C+ q: c8 M" L! t
Externalities
+ i0 o! C& `' ~" uDecision-making# `: G2 {$ L0 `3 Y1 z8 u9 R
Or would like to learn more about % c& R: k' d8 f- s& I# Z
Capital Investments' @2 V: I- r k; i
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!* n! d! E! ]) X1 r9 d7 q
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
. P9 b) X& }/ e& f7 \Topics:
) W z; s" w0 z8 \. _- lCost-Benefit Analysis5 e; u) A. a2 n- s( e
Evaluating Public Investment Projects! e( m J. m" n8 n
Look at examples from
% p( |5 z/ _# F' z3 M2 R9 OTransportation
/ @/ z3 A! }9 a7 _River Basin Management1 E, {/ y' R4 T- Z+ D* _& X. _+ X
Electrical Generation
( B, ]8 t$ d; bOil & Gas and Pollution Control% B7 n/ f' i9 V% ]. `" c$ L
* f' w5 k1 r" B4 Y0 Q* G) ]$ C# pIf you enjoyed learning about
# N6 f- K) b- h: r1 [9 XSupply and Demand8 E: M7 q4 O4 s
Externalities. P: {. P! \$ V% X
Resource Allocation
% a* j8 d# Z& f- C% [9 D" bTaxation
% z* F7 G8 Z3 m- iOr would like to learn more about
9 \8 s, _0 R( h/ U) B) N. oSupply of Natural Resources in Canada8 R. t" {% t- i0 p0 m! I
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!" ~0 ]0 G' P' j, `6 J6 r
ECON 365 Resource Economics
: ]6 J/ m) Z# `Topics:
( X! j6 l4 I+ _! s4 o- S* N6 yExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
6 T; @4 |2 D$ Z- ~9 IScarcity and pricing/ p( W; V G# d9 i V
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
" w) w& K6 B q' m0 ]8 JResource Allocation
+ U) |$ X, _/ q; wPricing' }6 D# z0 c3 J
Markets
1 l% |4 H4 d P u- D% cGovernment roles# S- a; Z# i( g; n" b& ^1 j
Or would like to learn more about % v# A$ A% l$ K3 x& C8 X. [
The energy sector, including sources and markets& _1 p& M" h# O& j) N0 h
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues" j$ w! d1 S/ J& w+ W" K6 l( L
You might enjoy a course about
3 `8 O6 A: z* s! b8 j9 W ~% W8 CEnergy Economics!1 A( h" C1 F, a7 c# {
ECON 366 Energy Economics9 p, c [3 d" W' G ~. H) p
Topics:
) O& v- n2 U- t5 Y% W* v: u! UPricing
+ M8 E0 y# t% |# J8 @1 nRole in economic growth
) S6 ]$ f3 n9 ]! Y# b; LEnergy sources and markets ) N7 d! g7 `6 C1 p0 Y
Role of government
$ a& _- a3 W- @' t% M) D) tRegulation 4 b [) \: Z) K$ W% k% o
6 ]% e5 ?8 V5 {8 _3 U" [
If you enjoyed learning about
$ f! y( X# J1 d2 J; U; ]Externalities
* c4 o m$ y( ]' gRegulation( G3 O2 j% N0 Y. m' s0 T( n
Government roles
/ g& K5 k2 ]% F4 ]: b/ d7 QOr would like to learn more about . A" g8 R: `* d, f
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration4 Y0 E0 t$ W$ \- s: Y2 c: t
Steps taken to address deterioration
7 H* O% ^! o+ h) v% H8 l( A* s* WYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 3 i6 w) E) a' g. o2 R. s
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment/ T+ p* i1 g5 T' S+ o
Topics: : a/ D8 A0 Y. P- V$ {& @/ {! e
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment 2 @+ t. n2 |6 ~/ e
Types and causes of environmental deterioration ; y. j1 B9 V* K: t8 }$ g& q
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
" w' U) ^8 }2 b! L1 U S q0 ~5 ^Recreation economics
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3 e$ ]; c* G, y7 o* CIf you enjoyed learning about
) K4 r; S$ [* y8 |9 [7 b: S Individual Incentives- n/ a: g# w' e' H0 c4 o3 F
Total Welfare
& S- |1 B! ]# N$ T) RYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 2 ?9 I0 J! \9 H1 ?
ECON 378 Law and Economics
) {. K' g, t! e0 qTopics: ( s" Q3 Y& t& @" V7 H( c/ R
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
- r, ^7 G5 \8 w4 T6 T* DCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining" z( ]8 m* W$ d
Child Support Payments
) D; r j. C9 f: K |Private Divorce agreements
& `0 W. w) n, V. G) \7 ]5 UCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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) s1 O& v0 A& O: R- @8 {, |If you enjoyed learning about
! d g( w# h% p HPrisoners Dilemma0 I# _ v, g' ~! z. ~, z4 q
Dominant Strategies
4 _% c ?0 R* U( E' J5 |& NCollusion0 ?/ ?6 E/ Q n- l) V6 u# D( Y
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! # ^, K4 `( W+ i3 ?
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
h% M9 v! ?/ z. ~8 G$ bTopics: ( R( {1 J) ^, b6 l7 {* \. h
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games4 B" e$ W+ Q- y- t
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 2 _4 C4 r5 E* l, ^7 _- |1 g5 T i
Note! Prerequisites:
: A' [3 _ E, o( `1 XECON 384 & 299 |
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