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Growth9 ]& q9 O) N8 ~0 n9 B+ l
Or would like to learn more about: / N$ f. s, k( z! `' H
China as an Emerging Economy
# P8 l& `6 i" D% _/ `; [You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!+ Y7 {5 l: b, x+ }+ T
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development/ b: x8 {) Q5 m% N: L" S7 e
Topics:
& _% t4 c0 S y7 b, i9 ?Chinese Economy Characteristics
2 v |1 L0 e3 B$ p m) QRecent Events in the Chinese Economy1 s, [0 H+ Q0 O0 W& Y5 w
Consequences of economic reform/ {; }& [0 D6 L6 |$ r. m/ N9 {: g
Canada’s economic relations with China& z# E& x" _$ n4 x |
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/ G# ~3 u# V3 Q5 q' E' K* RRich and Poor Countries
$ n$ [9 ]* B' @) \5 F; qWhy economies differ9 ^; f" G# n8 `1 g5 }
Causes for such differences Q! F R: d3 S4 j/ F
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth$ ]% z* ?' v; |/ t) x+ D
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth) C+ Z3 P, l' X1 Z- |; v- Q
Topics:
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Institutions
, k6 `* i `" E5 K f; sGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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7 U! p4 \' J @- D; O2 pIf you enjoyed learning about
$ D1 {* K8 D/ O+ D' S8 O# hSupply and Demand
/ [+ b" p% c* w- C& S/ ]3 S: V9 qConsumer Behavior
7 y! l) l* h, i! F% WProduction and Cost* |$ |8 D" x4 H! y, L. X
Price and Output N9 w; U5 Z* l: O# |4 n" X
Market Structures
1 F4 V0 Q/ ?2 YYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!" e; V! }4 U; `9 Y+ K0 _7 Y
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
. m3 r; U1 M8 |$ D& U2 mTopics:
6 W; p) Z1 U, j. DTheory of consumer behavior3 O9 N7 W# ? J+ y' W
Theory of production and cost/ q1 h% \# P _& Y' b+ T2 c
Price and output determination under competition
3 K8 F7 \6 b+ `& y6 [9 JMonopoly and other market structures
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Costs and Benefits * O" Q; s1 j+ K9 B7 o4 k% ^
Externalities
3 ]2 M) E m. D) {3 d/ @- MDecision-making
7 V R$ M1 _& W' v; J& _1 g% mOr would like to learn more about - Q7 L& k7 ?$ U# |: S
Capital Investments
" S, n7 u' l5 c- UYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!% Y: B' W- h5 a) t) I s2 i- n) M
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation( a# i- \7 @5 C' Q& `
Topics:
T4 L+ K5 U+ {Cost-Benefit Analysis
- G- G; H2 z& L' W- ]Evaluating Public Investment Projects
* f( S' z9 r2 C) R7 M( q* ?. c2 NLook at examples from
, c- T- s6 ?( B( VTransportation( ^8 P: S; L6 h8 [- I
River Basin Management
* {# d/ n. H1 |" v" p% x' a3 qElectrical Generation
- v) {( n3 w8 e5 j: c1 KOil & Gas and Pollution Control( M# X! D1 h" H8 Q4 Z
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If you enjoyed learning about
5 w* h' r& F+ B1 lSupply and Demand' L, v. M( {* P, {8 n, _' Z
Externalities
& A* O+ `: ^' h( U7 l- Y3 a6 PResource Allocation
6 n! y9 P% U7 w0 \Taxation
; l; [- z; W$ V5 zOr would like to learn more about 4 a2 _/ F. C# u& N! S+ B8 Y
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
( Y5 b7 g" e/ i2 W* N/ `+ lYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
/ ~2 X+ \2 Q7 j% lECON 365 Resource Economics
' m% N9 e4 G' s) t; X+ ^( b% BTopics:8 Z: X' I# x6 B& l, D9 G4 l/ s
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
7 v$ d, Y$ x# z" `8 J; _: W6 r6 pScarcity and pricing+ T5 M" R# G" P, f3 A. d" a7 I1 Q! B
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues7 h( L1 j! S! @' \8 |
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Resource Allocation
" B: i# ]$ z. i" r; P% O- \; cPricing
" H1 Z0 V5 H+ T3 p2 b/ |Markets
' h3 |- \: b; O- J5 gGovernment roles
* n! r3 C: ^: Q0 BOr would like to learn more about
- ]7 }) v+ z! d4 v6 s/ I4 SThe energy sector, including sources and markets
% Y9 a# F4 ], b& P1 M# r& g4 VCanadian Energy Policy and current issues( Q9 a5 R. i; t& C
You might enjoy a course about 8 I0 b* B+ Z. ]8 a) W! B& M
Energy Economics!
. L8 G: V4 I- |0 kECON 366 Energy Economics
( T) p/ C! `0 w" i' I8 rTopics: \8 K* j3 p; F
Pricing
$ F) N2 z, ]2 ?. aRole in economic growth ; J0 h7 n. E$ q* ~
Energy sources and markets
$ k: @% X: s0 c( rRole of government 1 W/ I4 I1 i) U7 N' r2 c
Regulation / S) [, ]2 N, w" b6 S4 J+ t3 ^2 s
6 N# n, j: T+ MIf you enjoyed learning about
/ d J0 I, o" V0 H7 [$ A1 @Externalities6 J! R6 X6 w7 J) @0 l9 E
Regulation7 L" |& ^! {- R" ]- D
Government roles
9 p' l9 i4 D" }8 @Or would like to learn more about 1 }8 v2 N: k' V8 ^: k7 n- i+ a
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
# y9 z; K* Z8 pSteps taken to address deterioration
7 `9 n- s \% h2 S U2 @You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
, P: I. X$ j/ @; @5 U& L; I& j) B% h- }ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
S2 @# I! `6 Y7 vTopics:
2 ~9 W7 t6 U+ rEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
/ F1 ]: E* p& R# RTypes and causes of environmental deterioration . L* l+ r- g# O! ]! x0 P0 Q
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
5 d3 H: z4 Z- J' `1 T; j9 E! `Recreation economics6 Z8 M) h$ _8 Q: s
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If you enjoyed learning about
5 n7 C7 j6 k+ T, H) J6 a Individual Incentives
& a- o ~ T) }! Y. k& b2 w0 M* rTotal Welfare
) l6 j# h* H: ]+ }- PYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! ; a4 X+ |$ C- z w& V
ECON 378 Law and Economics; u3 b9 {9 _% K, o t" z
Topics: " E4 K9 ?; \# D' {+ X' a
Issues in Criminal and Family Law: s6 G- f9 l% C1 c' K
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining o$ q2 @" u! w
Child Support Payments
" j4 E! B. d" @' ]Private Divorce agreements
. i3 Y+ j4 L2 B% ^; yCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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1 R+ N0 Q1 M+ l, iIf you enjoyed learning about
6 B% [7 b0 B3 ]) I+ ]6 r* wPrisoners Dilemma& s: p) t& u4 h7 _1 P
Dominant Strategies' j, z9 ]" L- h# Q6 f$ }$ z u
Collusion
6 D( C( o j- ]( `9 SYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
6 {# ?" l0 t6 M2 h yECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
. f/ J) I. R. z; WTopics:
: K6 W% y" N. t! d% a: F7 ?Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
% y U, f4 k' s9 ~/ M" gApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
8 L' @" K) H4 W% LNote! Prerequisites:
" K& z' g5 B& [0 H; dECON 384 & 299 |
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