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Trade
0 x0 w ~. |# Y" y# I, v NGrowth
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China as an Emerging Economy
; C6 @8 H" ~1 {( HYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
* o* z" Z- J: w+ [, [3 A. oECON 211 Chinese Economic Development$ Y- Z8 W$ Z9 O
Topics: # t) t$ O6 i1 T; p0 j8 A
Chinese Economy Characteristics4 p7 c! d+ W' ^* C. h6 W
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy8 o* Z7 _( a! A. u2 [' O
Consequences of economic reform
4 T! G7 I( H6 h0 j4 YCanada’s economic relations with China8 m- n! l& i3 t1 J/ H: @
* M4 D( y# B" I8 H, R* SIf you would like to learn more about: 9 ?9 s7 f6 b7 w% c& F4 k, g# L& ~
Rich and Poor Countries3 [* J, v* s$ p7 {- l/ g7 `7 E. g9 L
Why economies differ+ ]- b( |2 i7 i |7 z
Causes for such differences
) P; \# A( I+ _- R) w. M) F7 H* rYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth) l4 [( t' X" _9 T2 ?5 F( a _
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
7 N1 G* T. R, j" U! c: j2 }8 \Topics:7 ?3 S: R. j9 ?5 t
Technology
% F$ k9 ~. l4 L% h$ NInstitutions
( c: l/ N) I5 nGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence 1 z2 {# x2 z( g# p) z9 D
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Supply and Demand- H7 d& F' ]7 G8 M! B. \# N. I
Consumer Behavior' ]! X. B& P# z0 M
Production and Cost1 r# I1 Z" c. V& P
Price and Output
* P& s1 k$ p( r A/ n* L; x iMarket Structures
7 d. ~! ?5 O0 r# {- }. zYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!: E1 W( o1 S X8 ^) z3 q% o6 K' {
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I! G. B7 u$ H5 u Z" P
Topics:
7 ]% G6 d& R' Q& y! s9 y1 eTheory of consumer behavior
* j4 [( T6 X' x* L4 y& FTheory of production and cost
7 ^% _) C2 U6 a' k+ ~2 f6 [! nPrice and output determination under competition6 r2 E5 D+ G# _/ ]+ u% D
Monopoly and other market structures& ?1 I* f+ }, B m/ |9 K$ O
% K8 ?' y) H# _( HIf you enjoyed learning about . ~ s# t) e# `% t4 Z- N [6 L3 J( L
Costs and Benefits
6 C) }/ [. a! t% m1 t2 f- `3 ^( [Externalities8 S' K( q, |$ F! y" } g, `
Decision-making# }9 H: M9 [- P( U
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Capital Investments
( C4 p, m2 C$ R7 `' m) YYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
7 V$ g- {4 e6 T, KECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation- O, w0 z: \8 B/ E% f+ X7 N
Topics:1 i. T8 H* _4 [8 h
Cost-Benefit Analysis( _8 ~! n" j( y0 n
Evaluating Public Investment Projects" s" I; S+ S) ?$ V6 F A1 b; a
Look at examples from
- k6 l% T H$ b7 a ATransportation
" q8 `0 @5 Y- {0 k% k8 Z& H1 nRiver Basin Management5 n1 _( N! }& b$ ~% b- z
Electrical Generation9 z, p1 q* S6 } d. z% O5 |8 r
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control# @' r7 T7 X, s* G! C
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If you enjoyed learning about
' m, }! }3 I, T- oSupply and Demand% b# b# f$ f/ C8 b" r8 k6 `
Externalities% r4 U/ j" G" K
Resource Allocation3 _% K2 L. ]3 h3 o4 N: l5 T% j- n
Taxation6 q' ?5 W: `/ c
Or would like to learn more about
: E+ P' r/ |( g" R. m8 {( SSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
+ p/ y' T- w% W: m7 @You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!5 h$ |9 p, Q) W: W
ECON 365 Resource Economics
7 e. m2 q; f ^2 g: V' zTopics:" R0 \* N# v/ @
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
* I; Q8 _% B0 C) S* K6 o# tScarcity and pricing' C& M: N2 ^1 t% u
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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/ n0 B. \2 t1 l' a4 F; eIf you enjoyed learning about
* U/ r2 C- @- L7 CResource Allocation
3 }8 i5 m9 ], K& Z1 `) _8 OPricing8 U( f* N/ G/ C" b! W2 E
Markets& }5 G) `" ?7 U/ q' y# }# t
Government roles
! x% l3 A+ ~, \2 hOr would like to learn more about . m1 a' V1 ?" p$ [- m" y! X
The energy sector, including sources and markets
! O0 v6 {* `0 c5 b' H; R+ a7 TCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
+ O; S) O+ j4 vYou might enjoy a course about 8 Y- {; n _3 g3 E0 y( j
Energy Economics!
$ k! F Q L2 Y% `ECON 366 Energy Economics
& i0 f* w- J! P& g. `4 J6 wTopics:
* l* ~ X) k# K; e( SPricing
# U) P1 l, X+ F0 ^6 S1 D. [9 k; \Role in economic growth 6 A2 f* ?) }; m- ~% Q4 ]4 v
Energy sources and markets ) d! l+ k! q. B0 K
Role of government
5 Z8 A& |7 E3 iRegulation
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. |; u5 D8 Y. y4 d9 B3 HIf you enjoyed learning about ! Q/ E8 z! R% x3 v
Externalities1 A0 e9 y2 l( X( e6 L
Regulation
, E9 L( \8 g9 Z7 Q& j1 K pGovernment roles
/ W* m8 x( b) m$ w& N" q2 mOr would like to learn more about
x) `' ~1 g: E( {* {Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
r+ a7 W$ t* `& Z+ T2 Y7 sSteps taken to address deterioration
' Y4 h2 \( L E' _2 A6 J6 l' w4 H& fYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
% A0 c+ |) M# T6 N' R% ]ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
2 k" B: b1 ]6 wTopics: 3 r5 ]) W; @6 C: [
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
+ d" e: g: l0 |% N1 qTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
& w- E+ K% S7 u# ^1 VTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
& W, j7 _& p8 DRecreation economics S3 R) H' {- X: M! O7 G
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Individual Incentives1 ]* p6 E5 l9 s
Total Welfare G v6 R( I4 W+ Z# _' \* s
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! - Q2 u2 w# F. H2 F/ p
ECON 378 Law and Economics1 H4 u$ ~9 _3 ?' f1 T8 Z% Y
Topics:
% ~9 t5 I( H: a% b) J% f: WIssues in Criminal and Family Law$ X5 V/ F) ]& c: W0 w2 h: ~8 }
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining! t5 a9 T2 Q3 _3 G8 W v5 _# D
Child Support Payments
, J6 n0 b4 B8 Z' }" \% w& APrivate Divorce agreements
$ g& D! t$ r+ m0 ^. x. A$ zCriminal provisions of the Competition Act: M6 N K3 P& g X, A8 \% J; ]
* u7 C1 r+ C5 d, Y* PIf you enjoyed learning about 0 p2 D; v: K$ x& w0 K
Prisoners Dilemma$ F3 S0 [! k$ }8 V- X. C; r' W$ C* x
Dominant Strategies" v- ~6 u" X f
Collusion6 k) k2 J( s; |- a; @
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
$ w* d) w8 k; o1 _( c2 HECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications9 @2 D: ]5 J7 w. |( P
Topics:
; Y. h5 J% L) q9 | N- tAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games+ g- m% Q( d& Z/ K0 f
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion # z$ N, L6 \( s) L6 }
Note! Prerequisites:
7 N% ]. ~. D, |% n1 Y* LECON 384 & 299 |
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