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Trade( E0 i+ q4 t% t( y3 @' v
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2 P3 }; C. F0 l" x4 T" E: \China as an Emerging Economy) i v. d7 p8 k6 y% R& s( q
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!" {- R7 _ _7 O$ O8 H! O. `& s
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development& o# n$ P# n7 i( k8 M$ |9 R! }
Topics: # m0 J/ @) h; C/ ^, l2 [. g, W+ D
Chinese Economy Characteristics
: F; B% v- n( I' w. `: QRecent Events in the Chinese Economy! e- R3 a. `0 i7 `2 N- F
Consequences of economic reform/ ?! C1 K" l" R8 p
Canada’s economic relations with China/ `' j. J$ m- O3 B" J4 ^: f1 \
5 m7 t$ ~/ @# r2 Q( M6 T- tIf you would like to learn more about: 3 @# Y6 f% c: B2 d& |- J
Rich and Poor Countries
% ^. f, Z) ]4 l5 s; Q; PWhy economies differ9 f9 F. n: {* e' T5 u0 S$ u
Causes for such differences8 R& C, D5 ~' i8 J( [6 D
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth7 W# E0 Y4 W9 G2 u
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth- E3 G" c4 w% ]$ i1 u5 M
Topics:7 l) V& H7 [6 H( Y% j
Technology
+ A! b: H* H$ R3 _& e: XInstitutions2 o4 O2 ] l; P# O* \
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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Supply and Demand. X+ D2 w3 F$ D6 h$ B
Consumer Behavior" s. P$ X j4 A% Y! v" b
Production and Cost8 h1 M' q& m9 P; P; M9 x
Price and Output
7 q2 K6 \9 K8 J$ [+ [Market Structures
9 |: O; [5 {$ M( H% o) e3 T* kYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!% @* _6 w, ^9 C4 t
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
1 ?0 S! x, t4 S0 z1 cTopics:
. |+ G9 ~/ M7 ~$ L: a, [Theory of consumer behavior
$ |) i; a4 {$ t9 a d/ STheory of production and cost4 Z4 f8 C# U8 x) [+ q7 m
Price and output determination under competition
4 t, N$ f* G9 l3 W/ C2 dMonopoly and other market structures, l0 Z' v0 p5 E9 K. L" |
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Costs and Benefits
# a: }+ b0 g( e! o. KExternalities$ U7 z3 h- y8 r" L8 l3 {
Decision-making
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Capital Investments( b+ \, Z& e5 a; |9 E2 _
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!9 I0 Y' V% K( Q
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation# u `$ L6 n' ]
Topics:
1 C3 E6 c' I' s! k' [+ r( S4 QCost-Benefit Analysis9 g( u! }7 P0 R$ _
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
. o3 }5 I0 n3 `9 ^" r) QLook at examples from
/ j+ O3 E( K2 P1 c2 Q% qTransportation: p; [: g" [5 Z2 M$ k
River Basin Management8 \5 t1 ~# Q6 H- T
Electrical Generation
# V4 v' Z: |/ ~) b, {' m) {- k) FOil & Gas and Pollution Control4 j2 d' |( h2 u( ^# t
& k% h# J/ P; r$ b- G9 [If you enjoyed learning about
3 K4 N. X" L; N+ ^! oSupply and Demand; P4 n5 D0 i Y
Externalities
z% H8 i( x9 T/ y# x6 K6 L, p; ^Resource Allocation
4 x) U9 L& r0 s' K# L5 YTaxation9 P6 B2 o9 h0 U
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada+ G- {) |) E& L( r% H- [! F
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
. |( Z! w& p( P2 {ECON 365 Resource Economics
; }; H) E- o& \: K$ FTopics:! J7 S* t/ m [3 Q3 c
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources+ b2 G+ {3 j3 i ]$ f
Scarcity and pricing% L2 p8 a6 h6 a+ J+ Z
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues) Q- }2 H( [$ Q8 M( r, \/ {
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; A. c+ s* [6 U& @' j) R+ o3 ]Resource Allocation3 M0 a: o$ v0 t8 D( A D- C+ `! R
Pricing9 i0 m" \* @0 b' R& s
Markets
# l2 O4 a+ X: a( y" k4 y: F, cGovernment roles
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" {) ?9 Y1 g: g" S9 ]* e/ LThe energy sector, including sources and markets1 O, R' H, j' W
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues9 e% u' G& x4 L( \$ c- n" b3 Y4 w
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! h/ ^. r: N8 cEnergy Economics!* d% j9 G# p; i
ECON 366 Energy Economics* ~% j- J7 c5 O3 @1 P! G
Topics:
& O& q( w/ \1 {Pricing
6 A- w- E0 A+ W/ kRole in economic growth
( p( \. ]% p$ H A' M% WEnergy sources and markets
9 f7 R. z3 j9 @) I* v+ s [Role of government $ v0 J8 C. d. J$ P1 I
Regulation ' C% m: [2 U0 z/ ?' w) M* g
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Externalities7 A1 b( b4 O1 F r1 _* A9 D- v( y
Regulation
( f6 d! l3 H: y1 f* h! T0 xGovernment roles8 r1 y: R0 \7 M: I4 B |( k4 K
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1 O; H) v2 p4 `Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration3 d$ Q9 w! N2 a: O% {
Steps taken to address deterioration
# H5 \( ?5 G4 fYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 0 i$ i. s. V: T5 M; d
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment! l5 I: T! Z: ?% r/ {
Topics:
7 h+ I8 N& E8 ~% i8 rEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
- q1 l: u! n, ]5 _Types and causes of environmental deterioration
$ L( E' j x1 p; i. D' u. eTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 9 D6 ]3 m J: j/ h
Recreation economics$ K3 v$ I% d$ t% S; O3 y
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* }4 a) ^" W; h/ F, O/ x& {6 W Individual Incentives+ W" x2 S1 H" o) W- ?
Total Welfare , m9 I, g+ S' C G& u
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
4 Y/ ~3 O; l4 D8 v }! kECON 378 Law and Economics' |2 y+ j4 |1 Y9 u) { h/ D
Topics: 6 A" @8 o: V8 d4 W/ D' q
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
9 C! T f9 t1 _' }. X$ K; @Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining" ?9 J/ C' F& x" F! ?4 h/ K5 t
Child Support Payments% B( \8 N* F) W, ^- p( z& Q& H
Private Divorce agreements
# e/ K% `: ~: N s( @Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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Prisoners Dilemma
) d- B$ e; b% wDominant Strategies4 Y4 A* _6 ~# k# y0 w
Collusion9 W( ?' D- D( A5 z! V+ K2 T3 ?
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 0 I* Y) j: x7 f6 d. E8 |
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications- K$ n' v" ?1 L0 H1 d
Topics:
( h$ X: [ J5 e; ?9 i8 f3 _; v3 `Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games- m; e; T6 n/ `& s5 }
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion + K, Q( B) V4 n
Note! Prerequisites:
% d) n V: {0 \% Y$ [7 h0 TECON 384 & 299 |
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