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Trade
8 y' {$ W) u3 c d# P3 U' i7 d% fGrowth
% Z8 i* X' @( D! W& W/ X+ yOr would like to learn more about: - Z, D% }% d4 C' I4 p/ S3 P+ A
China as an Emerging Economy
! W$ ?$ ]$ h* f2 I% d) w MYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!; _* s' T( g3 }& t
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
]2 w5 ~2 I/ p. C' M7 RTopics:
4 w; P9 T8 ~% w) zChinese Economy Characteristics3 w5 J9 m V% h
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
+ A* F4 W5 Y9 hConsequences of economic reform
4 |& S' H& u( Y+ ~% o5 n! oCanada’s economic relations with China
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! Q5 K3 P- X$ q) HIf you would like to learn more about: 9 R& J+ B: p- C0 e( \2 @' f. v
Rich and Poor Countries
1 C/ Q, B, T6 X6 WWhy economies differ
: G2 _8 @$ e9 a0 @; B3 CCauses for such differences
0 J. {* p. a! PYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
- r" u$ m# z: }4 K0 k! DECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
5 e* R7 l. I7 A. dTopics:
1 O4 J9 t! |; y- ~/ s% V- ZTechnology
2 @1 ]2 \4 ]" T" j# `Institutions- M' l7 e7 J v' F. O' C
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence , z H) O) b+ C8 P; J
6 g+ t, m/ M6 [; R1 K, v& QIf you enjoyed learning about
7 F& N }5 V( w' G6 p! y7 G. w! BSupply and Demand
9 ?! L- U% A; ~# lConsumer Behavior3 s# \) E0 L/ C+ M4 Z
Production and Cost
7 i# T8 n' _8 j: m. ^Price and Output
9 U {; q' `- q* {Market Structures
w7 ~) D! y9 C& \" FYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!8 C1 i8 M) R) ~8 s6 _
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
% z4 `. |( I7 _, i8 l0 fTopics:
: h5 K; H a: Y9 e: t8 cTheory of consumer behavior, _, U3 _' u# k1 W
Theory of production and cost
; S. O& h8 V# _6 A- q5 ^, YPrice and output determination under competition
' }% g) Y% j5 f3 I1 `Monopoly and other market structures
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Costs and Benefits 9 [, x$ M; q! a8 l$ x ~4 M" u6 v+ t r
Externalities' \& g. s$ `& d2 B" S
Decision-making
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Capital Investments) \8 V1 o. f) T* c2 H
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
1 k, }( k' q: U S+ V% h( RECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
/ S( M1 ^$ c9 R. P$ q/ G: sTopics:& S3 @2 }' B( v$ o4 q7 `1 [ J1 D) G3 k
Cost-Benefit Analysis. |. S6 \( ?; y1 j) _
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
2 g' b$ i+ [ iLook at examples from
5 e' V( }4 A# O7 O+ TTransportation* ~% v: g( i! i3 W% R" B
River Basin Management& X2 b% |5 g& a
Electrical Generation
. q* ]( T$ t' S# |# g' Q5 n6 J( GOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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Supply and Demand" b- E3 m Z' D. w! S+ Q
Externalities
# h/ h2 I' x7 G KResource Allocation
" L0 c3 Z3 A' J6 zTaxation
0 Q+ ]0 d5 p$ z! h, y) B0 oOr would like to learn more about 7 q& F& A) _( D N7 r/ ^9 ~" T
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
2 f! `6 z k# D5 xYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
6 B3 ]( n% _( u9 M5 g6 @' s4 L: GECON 365 Resource Economics
\# X$ ~: ^$ vTopics:
0 X1 E% N" p4 X2 U4 VExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources' t7 a8 K& G8 z3 L8 j) z
Scarcity and pricing
! O9 \6 W& F# b7 k$ TContemporary Canadian resource policy issues/ C/ O9 f* Q& O$ V$ I- P
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Resource Allocation
# j' z4 {8 o- r( }: hPricing1 F4 P' b S* O
Markets
" S. G! e% v4 g4 _. `# kGovernment roles; n& S; C: ^. i4 Y- L
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The energy sector, including sources and markets) i& P+ s+ }9 P# _# b9 O9 L2 J
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
9 R2 {' \: Z. \5 U5 X F1 mYou might enjoy a course about
/ f/ Q! I% l7 z8 j4 |Energy Economics!5 j4 n( Z- {/ R6 Z/ I% O% ^5 L
ECON 366 Energy Economics, O' r# `4 U% }8 H$ A
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Role in economic growth
5 f& Z% p& ?+ u0 y) S: h4 pEnergy sources and markets & \' W7 q9 V( a+ R) x" |% p" I
Role of government
3 m3 o' ] f. N% u pRegulation 1 [( m7 X' ^& w* H4 T
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Externalities6 g0 s2 w6 ?2 t, T2 k7 i j
Regulation B& u, b4 G; n# [
Government roles
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( s) |* h9 M+ ?1 m/ V$ N2 XEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration0 k; y x% O8 ?* `
Steps taken to address deterioration
" l: R: m, H9 ^, R+ @You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! ( D9 i! w, p, N: O8 ?1 T! o
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
/ e6 H8 O7 E. JTopics:
# ~$ z8 B, T c0 tEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment 0 ^& l% ] B8 t8 X ?& L
Types and causes of environmental deterioration & A5 k: w) N4 b
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration + R, Y! U p! W" F8 l R
Recreation economics3 L% k+ J: H! Q
, J- R- E6 Q2 o" S* `If you enjoyed learning about- P$ S( U( ^: i4 l% L5 _' X2 B
Individual Incentives* x2 J2 c: e# F$ p: P& C
Total Welfare % f! J* {+ d8 ~- z( W( t
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! , I- U+ s6 u7 h/ `% V0 M) I
ECON 378 Law and Economics& P$ o2 u7 O5 D1 F! D. i7 _5 D
Topics: 4 E2 h5 r1 r$ Y+ c* k; j" p
Issues in Criminal and Family Law5 z5 d! J$ w2 ]. u$ B0 k6 {9 u
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
( I. z$ b* `' C2 t0 WChild Support Payments
# B3 s+ y$ ?6 J' V& @Private Divorce agreements3 k: L! j4 o3 _4 D
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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! @% D) o1 d! ] f4 I, UIf you enjoyed learning about
1 b4 Q6 Q1 ~; i k1 Q7 b1 VPrisoners Dilemma
8 @1 ]" ], K& d5 E* \Dominant Strategies
1 }: W2 T5 [ z- }& @- z9 QCollusion! d/ L( t- Q* n7 Y+ T
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! & K. z6 x9 G/ }) `/ k
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications1 ^; ~2 D3 w6 K( {* D) w9 \
Topics: : [* ?- B0 O% J5 d* A
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
+ ]7 C( u. w/ i; S, B: HApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion - v$ j5 ]* b' K
Note! Prerequisites:
% `- j6 z& v) }- V6 p: {ECON 384 & 299 |
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