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$ E6 h/ m; V N: f. A* j$ kTrade0 T# c) j* b$ _8 t4 M- n
Growth6 P# h& j/ d+ c/ J" a& Y* t: ^$ s% h
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China as an Emerging Economy. d0 u( z6 [1 G0 w
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!+ A0 B3 t$ m7 Z. s) g6 {5 \
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
8 i/ o4 p; G( e/ f3 J/ Q! p$ pTopics: 3 i; t6 U9 A2 Z4 D3 |. h
Chinese Economy Characteristics
" A6 F1 e1 M$ n- ]3 u" jRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
0 c$ O0 H7 @/ UConsequences of economic reform
$ e' F! G7 B+ I/ m" PCanada’s economic relations with China. {. M% g Z: O) v
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" r! [' Y4 w# E, p, iRich and Poor Countries
" ^% k. b5 ]! O+ ~Why economies differ
5 O8 S$ f, O* u3 U! z! PCauses for such differences
# }- k$ y1 C: ?3 NYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth- R; e- l; L1 d- X
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
% I6 c2 y! _! x7 ]" s8 u: m. UTopics:
/ n' n3 p; O- i: C8 X/ dTechnology
4 \- Z* w/ }: QInstitutions$ E) {- v1 c7 G/ H1 c. r
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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Supply and Demand
0 G, b; m9 W$ c" W+ @6 rConsumer Behavior
5 j) ], O" _, {7 {% eProduction and Cost1 N! v6 D' Y1 g
Price and Output j. w" @8 G p; a
Market Structures
/ j' `& p8 \! P$ d* b1 J9 bYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!' Y) \3 e8 T" S! T; r2 N
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I, L( g% T7 H/ a" ~5 Q8 d
Topics:
- l" ]2 \. h. A4 @; Y& RTheory of consumer behavior8 n O; f% I& p5 Z! l5 j
Theory of production and cost" A0 C/ K" r+ L2 t- v
Price and output determination under competition/ m1 P. d( D9 D/ |
Monopoly and other market structures
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Costs and Benefits
& V9 }! q; |$ s. d6 cExternalities
' r2 r0 i7 \' ` iDecision-making4 ~0 Q0 B4 a* y4 p/ a2 r& Q; Z
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# W6 s5 f" t( `1 y1 g4 H9 p+ kCapital Investments( X+ E3 \ X c" L7 X
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
$ o6 @" c1 r5 tECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
+ _0 j) X. I/ X; O! ATopics:9 u( K' j# Y9 Q7 s5 Z- u
Cost-Benefit Analysis
8 @3 t) I6 p. j' V$ B8 J4 SEvaluating Public Investment Projects
" Y. G# \$ v$ \& P" f7 dLook at examples from
* q4 n. r0 J U" v5 Q$ u' M/ eTransportation
" w- M, |6 E) [6 `; g7 dRiver Basin Management5 w5 H' B( S3 e4 Q" j5 p
Electrical Generation
& b1 A& R% L4 G4 tOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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Supply and Demand) z+ H4 G) e$ E( Q- F# q O
Externalities
, e, G1 H8 i7 T& c/ f, z. fResource Allocation- G3 O4 n# @( M- [( p
Taxation1 n/ h9 T8 h0 s* Q% f: N
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
7 T' y4 y" H. a+ SYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!) _) }0 s c# {7 ~! t5 ]; D, D) W
ECON 365 Resource Economics+ _" K& Y, q4 S; l: ?, d
Topics:
8 U+ @1 A9 {6 I: ^+ N( `2 |' RExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
- N+ Z0 X) P& z4 c! f a kScarcity and pricing1 W; |1 ~) [" L/ Y
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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8 o& A* \8 `# u. EIf you enjoyed learning about
' N5 E( D7 \) e, tResource Allocation ~! V1 w- K. C+ U) N z; @
Pricing
4 `. z! q; S! e2 u- EMarkets
^; _4 X* _; j* gGovernment roles+ o+ i6 c# E; _. ^* [' G6 r
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The energy sector, including sources and markets
% j* O! o+ q9 ~+ qCanadian Energy Policy and current issues2 `4 o# m& x- ^( }4 d! q
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$ T2 l# V7 A% a+ ?/ fEnergy Economics!$ O' x- a) W; ~$ u* c
ECON 366 Energy Economics2 b. T0 t1 u: |( K: S4 R* Z# l
Topics: 0 n- E& \7 |& S- ]' D
Pricing( G- o* [4 G' r
Role in economic growth
6 D/ W& S0 y2 [$ e: ~% I' DEnergy sources and markets
# {: A6 ~) t# x/ F4 i5 VRole of government
% u; {5 _! |6 h* n2 aRegulation
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Externalities
8 e1 W; \- q9 V& p/ jRegulation4 S0 I. F6 U" g' c# V8 i
Government roles
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration0 Y9 A3 S/ Q4 F, }" R! S4 K
Steps taken to address deterioration$ {: U3 V2 z5 j ~. {' Q2 s8 d
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! ; O( ~( V: L! ?$ |4 F0 r: f) \
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment- L1 r0 }1 [3 ^; N- G- m* ]
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Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment ! S) z3 e5 ?: M: W o4 L# ~
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
9 {, p3 ]' s- H( `Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 5 |' M) }. ~9 V" | X# U
Recreation economics
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' ~2 m, y! u5 Q* X) u( F: J) f7 I Individual Incentives8 `& l7 ^" T: V4 q0 O: X9 ?9 ~
Total Welfare
, b' C( C+ B. _( e; KYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! & h, F* ~ I8 ~4 r# ?
ECON 378 Law and Economics
1 n& S k3 O ]4 f5 D9 yTopics:
0 J* f* n# F: J+ T8 T2 JIssues in Criminal and Family Law
- u- b- {* T+ A, wCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining( g( l) I1 N g$ h ^; J
Child Support Payments0 t" i1 W. W& m% d9 n$ K$ }
Private Divorce agreements
# D0 H: H! x+ q: L* R+ tCriminal provisions of the Competition Act- M/ D* i3 H E3 ~0 V( B- f$ ^: g8 t
) j* R9 e: i+ P. ?& i/ O/ y/ UIf you enjoyed learning about
3 Y1 O' C6 D5 b4 YPrisoners Dilemma2 ?; C. h" N. R/ g9 I' [, q0 y* {: H& j
Dominant Strategies: e3 N+ q4 B. x4 w1 A- p
Collusion
3 K+ K# l8 _: Q0 {You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
. ~" _8 ]6 `% f/ F4 ^& D& `ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications" D, T0 |; K: Z7 _! O( }- F0 J2 x
Topics: & L9 E, U5 I1 R+ n1 T& }! M
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games$ a" Q6 {. K8 b& `
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 1 J$ A2 J# {1 t6 F
Note! Prerequisites:
! v% q* n9 d# I* mECON 384 & 299 |
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