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If you enjoyed learning about: 9 t7 t6 E( u4 ]3 b3 J4 h% j
Trade* N, t. ~, r7 [6 d( p4 m
Growth
1 D; n( D! m" t, i0 X+ z9 pOr would like to learn more about: ( Q' w4 _: k8 i6 P
China as an Emerging Economy) [' K: `9 ]" G- N
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!5 u, C8 F. }8 M: s, D" ?! D* R
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development* n, X$ Q9 a5 C" F4 k p
Topics:
9 N6 X, @8 G. i5 U9 VChinese Economy Characteristics
1 L ~; F2 |6 W# J% Q# K! d6 B- ZRecent Events in the Chinese Economy g! g; f9 x; N5 {% }0 k+ d
Consequences of economic reform
+ e H2 k. \ D: hCanada’s economic relations with China
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If you would like to learn more about:
5 j; f2 B+ [0 TRich and Poor Countries* n0 d* j+ }. X9 A2 W2 L0 P, v
Why economies differ
0 Z K7 O* ] p' o+ O0 |8 ^Causes for such differences, k) R3 a4 I" `) d% w* h7 ~/ j+ l3 u
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
) i B6 T, d' ZECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth8 x% v4 _& y, t. r* V5 y& x
Topics:
, w+ b. } P% e. Q1 _+ P6 \Technology- }! Q L; W# p6 q* |) x2 [; c
Institutions
0 R7 O0 u% Q) h1 A! f& SGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about 9 }, o& D5 G2 x1 h/ M- ~4 Q; t
Supply and Demand
5 }! K' Q# W: u! Q% _8 y' k0 w0 l: CConsumer Behavior0 ^9 L( g/ m( i, |& l, b6 s' G& a
Production and Cost
/ n! [- W5 P8 U1 J! rPrice and Output1 S) m) f0 m' k- A0 ]
Market Structures
; y7 j' [- M- Q2 o" _: ~You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!0 J7 ?; Q. \( c# }! w. z2 @
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I) h4 e+ d7 c# u" b# r2 |
Topics: 9 P5 l, f0 ]2 p; u, f
Theory of consumer behavior
4 r0 A6 j9 x3 h* ] k* o( G9 s& OTheory of production and cost
, I$ s% u8 x1 ^1 e) b& V( LPrice and output determination under competition( N2 q9 p4 E" e! h: |' Z7 k
Monopoly and other market structures
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' h3 e( d, Y. U* h& e) LIf you enjoyed learning about + h* D; Q: w; }+ B1 ~8 A3 m
Costs and Benefits 2 d* I# d. w& [$ x* [
Externalities
4 \) i! V" L! v H% f" U5 ?8 ?& sDecision-making
$ y6 T' P# _, e6 ]Or would like to learn more about
0 @ _+ }, k; b) e7 A; PCapital Investments
5 U' |6 z- F: gYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
2 c. D' z; s) OECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation3 I% p3 r( Y, ~* ^* X" B
Topics:+ r/ d u2 K4 \- {2 @- q
Cost-Benefit Analysis
; e) X9 \1 ~, v: g0 {Evaluating Public Investment Projects: F6 B8 [- W r; T# B$ d& i8 S
Look at examples from * S, C# ]5 O$ K2 n9 z1 m
Transportation% J4 R/ D5 w8 L8 S5 m; H
River Basin Management
' g* ~ x4 `4 b# z8 EElectrical Generation
' j2 b4 P& [( G% T3 v8 n5 BOil & Gas and Pollution Control1 q+ H. N& r% Q! n
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Supply and Demand: J% C. b+ Q2 `0 g9 ^. N
Externalities
+ p6 \) [1 j7 D4 [ Z: vResource Allocation' N3 }% z% i9 F# S
Taxation2 f% D, q" z) E. o
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada, \3 n5 O1 y8 `
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
6 R7 z) S% {/ N5 ]ECON 365 Resource Economics6 O5 N" |2 M. I/ E1 G* B) B" e8 F, J
Topics:6 u. e) Y0 K) H8 X0 S
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources r3 @' D9 c( I
Scarcity and pricing
( C9 K! o. O: K5 Y& d% T' OContemporary Canadian resource policy issues# E; A" U" Q8 f2 n o& z
# ?: N/ u" _. ~) U w1 ^# R7 `$ T, V$ TIf you enjoyed learning about 0 c: E7 d& d3 F5 e6 A3 T3 K- M
Resource Allocation- U3 c1 W1 { c6 S3 Z
Pricing7 e$ f z* T' h4 {5 C) o! n) N
Markets
7 X7 c5 T3 X bGovernment roles$ r5 S" N8 ]7 V5 v( _& N0 z
Or would like to learn more about
8 F0 A2 M# O* u n- @! Q% D! ]/ E O$ |The energy sector, including sources and markets3 C0 m5 t6 }' ~/ d) ]/ S8 B6 [
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues9 ?2 V0 ^# U# ^7 Q( [# y! H
You might enjoy a course about
" U9 a: i. a% eEnergy Economics!
% x$ @5 _) s6 p Y$ q3 G/ [ECON 366 Energy Economics
7 D$ Z8 Q" ?) R0 m2 b/ V- m) aTopics: , f; ~5 A) _% `* T. k) Y
Pricing
8 g. J3 o* W, e4 KRole in economic growth
5 p$ b/ A* z0 C3 }4 f- \$ Y# G& M$ HEnergy sources and markets 3 P: A; U- q5 X$ }( x7 Y
Role of government 5 U8 S, a8 ~- I% |
Regulation a7 ]8 t# c* K- P5 U7 f$ B; J
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Externalities
6 C! p: Z$ i: W# [0 SRegulation( s' g! r4 w; j! i1 D! z' b, f4 C8 K
Government roles
3 u/ h3 a l& y, g* `* p6 YOr would like to learn more about ; a! I7 Q m1 w; O$ ?
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration& C& g6 V6 ?6 O1 E1 k1 F' B8 f
Steps taken to address deterioration3 u/ D4 d" j) e% U+ \
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
9 q" Q. O" B+ G) c4 G- KECON 369 Economics of the Environment
- v" u b0 Y, E( f E' G$ fTopics: 8 p. F; ?2 V6 i' W
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
( Y/ B" F3 z; r, HTypes and causes of environmental deterioration % `5 ]1 j# C$ h9 L
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration ; \0 {( y& }9 ~/ r4 Y
Recreation economics$ m7 a( E/ D8 I" {& G3 W! b. Z/ p
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Individual Incentives
) w8 o0 n/ R7 Q# \$ T: OTotal Welfare 9 f# D6 Y4 @3 P' T8 \5 @7 z# l
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! : m" {- T0 P R! Z0 D8 X( M: z, l
ECON 378 Law and Economics
% d$ e; H, ~6 C8 kTopics:
5 f; @% l A5 ? yIssues in Criminal and Family Law! X A/ l8 p% W: }/ X0 v
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
1 Z0 K7 r. k8 F: X L- V, EChild Support Payments% l2 d; o. L( f# @
Private Divorce agreements; i) n0 i9 Z0 F, z' O+ w; Z- M% f, F
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act7 W( z$ X$ o& g0 ?: \$ b0 S& c3 O3 D
% q. Z1 A3 G/ o8 F4 G+ i) a5 lIf you enjoyed learning about
5 ^' f) n: D1 b. H& j+ wPrisoners Dilemma
8 S# P& y% `8 _0 _) kDominant Strategies
" n" D# H+ v% zCollusion; P* W, K# B o/ b) E
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
& p8 ]5 o2 D3 r4 m" O* bECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications* [6 ~4 O( C. K+ ?& K
Topics:
, Y9 W' I; v# @, ?3 c# TAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
# t" r1 x: W8 K1 N7 E2 gApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
! |( G, F$ I& U! c- h+ L8 P# a/ LNote! Prerequisites:
/ x7 G! V' n! P9 R0 uECON 384 & 299 |
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