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If you enjoyed learning about:
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Growth
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China as an Emerging Economy3 V. m: _- o3 r: Z* T
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!+ [* p2 D& x m0 l5 d6 U4 N. Q
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development. z- m" G% @! M4 q1 p3 c- [
Topics:
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1 ?3 F; \: [" s% u1 I G- v# HRecent Events in the Chinese Economy9 Q) t; s- _' [6 A) K& f
Consequences of economic reform
' `; ~* N3 `3 B; NCanada’s economic relations with China% y5 \' w! a* Q. p
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If you would like to learn more about:
7 e& P$ ^ u: IRich and Poor Countries
) F7 p: l& Q, G. l8 i- iWhy economies differ
, t8 q% o7 q' `1 e _ @Causes for such differences
, ?$ p3 f- N4 ]# H" Y3 RYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
5 m7 k! {4 j) C3 cECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
# H; C. K3 u& L. x+ V' ~8 xTopics:
1 \8 ^) t7 [2 Z( KTechnology
, [5 L. n# d* F: M0 o7 P3 s1 e% F/ GInstitutions
' X: I5 C* A9 L2 r% J2 b+ dGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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* [# G8 S1 F6 ?8 JIf you enjoyed learning about - ?: `8 F f" t) `3 m) m1 z! z
Supply and Demand/ E O4 y. }/ t; h1 E/ I0 H
Consumer Behavior
8 t' l! s6 ]! F- o1 M% uProduction and Cost3 Q* n+ Z$ ]4 z0 u) m7 I ~
Price and Output
& ~% j% D$ P" _7 g% r' zMarket Structures+ V, W0 S$ m d9 G8 h5 P
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!, }8 g1 t6 C& l7 Z& ^: I# |
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I' w* P* r8 b; @- u& l7 J+ F
Topics:
- X! X* X4 }. B+ X# s; W+ }: z+ _Theory of consumer behavior
; O: R8 Y- N9 A" b o/ t; h3 q& m" ^Theory of production and cost
2 V1 Z5 ~ X4 O' X. r8 a, I4 nPrice and output determination under competition1 }$ E" r3 k, v4 s* C" R8 c
Monopoly and other market structures$ d% Y. |9 H3 j( r r
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If you enjoyed learning about
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0 T! j; _8 D/ H7 V% _" ZExternalities7 X' ]. t9 h# }" g+ E/ G
Decision-making7 e0 F* m& m% f1 Y7 Q
Or would like to learn more about
d. K3 D6 V; H P; [& WCapital Investments
2 o! p# I7 s0 K3 D6 q. oYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
: v1 \; m9 {! ~: _ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
# _; {3 ?. u8 f- |/ ATopics:* P" B3 W+ M8 {0 B/ Y3 `% E
Cost-Benefit Analysis
* A7 I3 G# |# g9 D) {# Q* u% sEvaluating Public Investment Projects. k" c- o# l0 r9 F) k
Look at examples from
3 M7 T& f* L! h6 A* J( uTransportation
4 t% c, G) x! R PRiver Basin Management& o V! O8 q* l' \6 ~/ k7 H
Electrical Generation* Y& ^* e* d, a/ J9 V- v! P
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control# x4 Q' D$ g; F. b9 p7 F
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If you enjoyed learning about $ Z( g; r: f% [# e/ m5 m% v8 n% P
Supply and Demand4 V3 D4 B) U) W3 A& Z8 Y2 p
Externalities$ B( n, f3 \" [
Resource Allocation
4 B G% F& R5 f3 o! Q: yTaxation3 S0 U0 _, p" W7 Z* {* }- {
Or would like to learn more about
) ?, ?- m8 Z- D8 c3 z7 S$ n" e/ o) TSupply of Natural Resources in Canada- s; u0 B4 `! U. j+ j* h+ [* T! }
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
9 j0 M0 N& K! gECON 365 Resource Economics
& |- n! y" c9 _( D. vTopics:0 x* i0 O0 j/ }: d5 o8 q
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources. O& f. U; l) C8 A/ f* _' g" x
Scarcity and pricing
% A1 Q0 [3 I" M+ ?# ~' ^Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
+ d; z! ?$ }) V4 w* cResource Allocation
$ {8 N5 z0 T3 @6 B# e! q% lPricing# V6 X R. r0 O* \& l
Markets
7 D1 Y/ G1 Z! b0 K2 q* I. j3 m' F" X; ~Government roles* B- d: q/ K# I2 k
Or would like to learn more about 7 B& V( B7 c1 `; B% U5 Q9 y
The energy sector, including sources and markets
$ ?, X0 N# J" w- u) ECanadian Energy Policy and current issues0 }3 Y+ m; `9 ]5 U- ^
You might enjoy a course about 7 S8 x2 x. W- p/ x# q5 ?" U
Energy Economics!: v0 K" b0 t9 R
ECON 366 Energy Economics8 j% \( F* U6 Q
Topics: ' S# M" C6 Z! R9 O; S' N
Pricing
7 [% \! ?0 J$ Q2 z: h% O HRole in economic growth
8 y" m/ T3 W; |Energy sources and markets ! I ^; x; \, `+ y
Role of government
8 C7 k D& j3 A2 u! X. xRegulation
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2 n6 a" D' d, j1 JIf you enjoyed learning about
. e4 z" F8 A# R; gExternalities
0 X; k* a; u; m$ H* ?Regulation
( d, \& `* F0 z# b* I/ \Government roles
/ Q5 N2 c( `' aOr would like to learn more about
2 V2 ?! n. o" v) [Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration# Z; t. V1 ~/ ~; T' w
Steps taken to address deterioration. N; h4 d7 T% f" _
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
% }: y$ X6 O0 V1 b" ]ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
2 O- \' g2 @' X- tTopics:
# x( L y M3 ?; f7 w: uEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment T( L7 [/ P+ R6 J' D; o7 }* h
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
/ t0 j8 X0 P4 J$ V1 gTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration ; N, w! u" l& a) Y0 K: Y, |8 e9 g
Recreation economics; I2 j# v* W6 q5 z
' B7 ?0 R; ]( h, Q: OIf you enjoyed learning about
8 U- N; v2 `7 \! |4 i! k2 p8 N! T Individual Incentives( ]6 \4 u9 K, I5 s
Total Welfare
h5 s0 }6 P+ w* F1 T0 e3 aYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
' H: U% W+ M% u. dECON 378 Law and Economics* b) T3 U7 v" b: ?* D, |- T
Topics:
5 ^9 N: ^8 ~3 }& N1 X* yIssues in Criminal and Family Law$ M; a5 y5 ~/ y& A1 F
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
0 d* I# n9 X Z, A/ f6 {1 U; ~( G- BChild Support Payments2 |* Z1 k% u) u2 G+ m
Private Divorce agreements( {- q) b! V7 O4 o P% p; b
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act( t8 _0 f8 Q6 i. F
6 T B; s" B6 @' P! u) TIf you enjoyed learning about
0 b. a6 s! _/ ]0 sPrisoners Dilemma
* U! Z, I# ?8 ] ?+ ^Dominant Strategies! G0 ]+ o+ r, A" j
Collusion
4 z5 y% ]4 T# u6 uYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! " t% X+ y* `* d2 K! D9 M9 u, h
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
8 u- M' m7 Y7 YTopics:
! Y( W/ Y0 f. \; nAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
' W7 o9 W2 D/ p+ A! T, `; jApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion ! ^, w2 F( e5 w0 g
Note! Prerequisites:
( c3 e' \. Y1 m5 F! F5 Y3 c3 |ECON 384 & 299 |
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