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Trade
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6 M7 e9 r$ \2 I, hChina as an Emerging Economy" o- U9 y5 J! l
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!+ G' B/ f+ ~: {* u1 e6 [- b Q
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development, n0 j \4 m7 W3 _9 Q
Topics:
0 x, l* d: l C lChinese Economy Characteristics0 o2 C$ x: ]' C8 T. w7 T: f
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy, }: F: S% K/ V, y; T$ p$ n5 U" W: _" o
Consequences of economic reform5 }4 }8 u5 ~4 A# ]
Canada’s economic relations with China0 N% w* G. J) P. `+ ?" m# c
. q6 C, r7 b, l; H; PIf you would like to learn more about:
4 B- |) R% y3 I9 ?2 FRich and Poor Countries
, s2 T9 D0 |2 q5 R! o2 VWhy economies differ
* l/ g/ ?3 V, {+ Y0 }; R0 N: V7 `9 q% BCauses for such differences6 M% U$ G7 k5 m7 |* [/ X# C5 Q
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth2 E: ^& [) C0 {, i8 }
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
) [5 D1 D5 M( ]( x9 `4 J* Z MTopics:
! v% Z3 G9 N: Z) q. }' @2 }) uTechnology
' P+ j0 A2 p6 u! D/ v9 K1 u# c- eInstitutions
5 C+ N& C( s' U6 Z% A3 `6 hGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence 6 }; y/ K7 Z5 ^9 f/ h
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If you enjoyed learning about
) ~6 p9 L* L/ r( p1 RSupply and Demand
' z: `2 T s( H6 `Consumer Behavior
2 O) g6 b6 I+ M" f6 x" NProduction and Cost& P6 U. P+ W7 n7 I9 M) |$ b
Price and Output3 q. W0 H1 `- ^/ A
Market Structures0 C& y: Q6 ~1 Z' _' v7 X
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
9 h5 v& n5 _2 Z7 t! s: _3 x8 aECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I: q# u, |) w6 r7 r; x2 H# C
Topics: ' a% d; F3 a5 i ?/ U5 }6 S' `0 E% f
Theory of consumer behavior
2 j: H) F8 {( ?% z1 D+ _Theory of production and cost
5 t( g- x0 ]( W8 ?4 xPrice and output determination under competition
3 I$ s5 c! G2 s% v' D% k! lMonopoly and other market structures8 l* t6 \' p& ?) v1 M8 f
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. z; d! a! q4 HCosts and Benefits
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Decision-making6 R6 S u6 _ ~0 ]* |
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6 U# ~4 i: R; p& O/ ~' {Capital Investments+ A; g0 |, i2 D6 M
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
0 l& p# y5 \5 k) ZECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation5 m {* ?& L2 p5 |' ?0 A
Topics:9 W: O" H. d( Y' h
Cost-Benefit Analysis: v; E, T5 `2 O3 L* B
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
1 R: |% B- V' a/ W9 p4 u& H0 P( y9 P9 xLook at examples from $ b8 F6 W! F4 d: v- V$ C+ o
Transportation
9 b) D3 l' ~% O1 KRiver Basin Management ?( [1 G9 E1 l9 n
Electrical Generation
3 }) c. _* t( D# l+ I* v: sOil & Gas and Pollution Control/ @. X9 N7 z1 e8 f2 m, H/ c) \
' q7 t0 U+ Y: N M8 w6 qIf you enjoyed learning about
5 T: r# ~4 a2 ^ M2 K" K* N6 iSupply and Demand$ f& N- {6 Q/ m: N1 P% w$ x
Externalities
$ e1 j" P4 p, z9 LResource Allocation
& y; \1 E# j3 zTaxation; z8 e7 W8 ^+ o' v" B, L+ q+ a
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
! p! _, [; U( m4 F/ YYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
! A% c' x; j5 P& W* ?ECON 365 Resource Economics
$ O# ~2 n4 C% V% \5 lTopics:
/ ^1 z, o# \" g5 V! V5 h& }Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources# L3 U a5 A8 S T7 p1 J
Scarcity and pricing' A3 e4 u. L2 h: x
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues t( `+ P+ z. f K# T( @
" A, f( D: M$ Z" E2 d! EIf you enjoyed learning about
5 p0 W7 T e" C' V0 K( TResource Allocation7 j' x9 _! n; {, V+ ]
Pricing9 J' Z9 d! |, m( J' i
Markets
# g# b; j0 {* l+ n. gGovernment roles
/ u8 F; r$ b& G6 p3 SOr would like to learn more about : u, f9 H1 Y6 A
The energy sector, including sources and markets7 ]5 K4 Q0 _8 t- y8 A, \- z1 |
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
! G: `: F4 {2 E {You might enjoy a course about
2 r* J8 Q3 e# _/ e0 G3 VEnergy Economics!
; z8 \+ K# g _5 X$ }2 gECON 366 Energy Economics
3 [5 d9 C' }1 t$ MTopics:
' |* r* Q8 g5 N& g( mPricing
0 x. Q- v2 m" R# C1 z1 W% N5 vRole in economic growth , v. P/ r$ Y1 d- j( M5 Z J
Energy sources and markets
4 o# g- y% B8 I1 C; v9 s0 oRole of government ' V4 h1 A5 Z" {7 x2 h
Regulation
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2 w9 J: A7 a% F% g; kIf you enjoyed learning about * L3 y2 r& T9 @! f% _
Externalities
9 Z& j% u% ?0 V- \' z. J% fRegulation5 k& Z a9 e+ ?: Z9 ~ r u `
Government roles7 F2 G+ _5 Q/ B& W; g( d" D, y2 T
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
% _; [, G. F" K, G& a& I4 GSteps taken to address deterioration
$ ? s5 N- V9 }: T9 I& HYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! , A' O; }# k3 y6 m {5 \' p
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment A/ ]7 x, a2 S5 I, X# J/ U& ?
Topics: . U# T1 G; j! E& f5 Z- @$ n; F
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
% }3 ~% Z; \; JTypes and causes of environmental deterioration Q; z) W$ E8 {# D
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
5 o! h9 V! o" l, t9 g$ aRecreation economics- H$ T% F7 w' U
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: u f5 D' T7 S! K; n; N$ w Individual Incentives/ a6 U: _! }- Z# y4 C. O- z
Total Welfare . r0 ?3 X# \0 a, v a) u
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
% i3 E3 b x# X, d N+ JECON 378 Law and Economics3 h) q: Y/ H# }$ }$ l U' d2 m- j
Topics:
$ l& F1 r8 _% B4 lIssues in Criminal and Family Law% ]8 J. ?7 c1 m5 ]$ ]( e+ I5 d" _
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining# C8 }* g+ t9 R) @0 k
Child Support Payments+ w2 F" l5 C' R, J$ X
Private Divorce agreements
9 {6 W: |" a7 o8 |1 c5 {9 oCriminal provisions of the Competition Act! u6 v8 G: w6 X. C F) n, w
: Z# d5 r' W6 k; j! h) W1 z# [$ \5 z1 eIf you enjoyed learning about
: S) m! H6 N- _( U4 @Prisoners Dilemma
/ ~% {) B* ^( uDominant Strategies& n5 u0 E5 X, K1 s
Collusion0 X9 z, X0 T1 D9 L$ J. O. s
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
# L( Y" i6 O! c, X/ |- v0 a* D( qECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications3 h' z" [9 w, ^6 L
Topics: ; B. s2 o- ~3 N- E7 H
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
0 W8 v8 f) X) J/ cApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
+ [) q2 g; B, m+ hNote! Prerequisites:
4 L5 |5 X, p* g5 a" Y1 iECON 384 & 299 |
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