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Trade
, I) E3 d) l# I, F WGrowth& N! M5 n0 k/ s# B: z( W+ J b
Or would like to learn more about:
$ G. ~4 |+ q3 s6 c. _& N8 jChina as an Emerging Economy6 C4 S+ t" x8 h2 ^, z5 Y% ^1 f
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
/ f3 \8 [% G1 U% w' c( g9 {$ {# y7 p, [ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development0 ?8 v( z2 B8 D5 I* A, v2 Q- ^6 L
Topics:
0 D0 |6 ? T( M! oChinese Economy Characteristics
9 m7 I8 A! P" H5 \8 [. j# l0 sRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
: f& Q* K% R7 B0 OConsequences of economic reform
, j R) h$ _1 t* W0 o8 o( K, DCanada’s economic relations with China
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0 [9 S( y9 Q: M% Q5 ]If you would like to learn more about:
' S8 G. r$ h+ e7 {Rich and Poor Countries
- I! X& n0 A( ~' J* q/ A; A! p, \ [Why economies differ
6 [5 o3 S; q/ a4 w* f8 ~Causes for such differences
5 k; Q" O0 N: D) a' N X0 o( @You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
E& c7 l9 {) _ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
4 [4 S0 h" i# f0 N4 _Topics:
+ E1 C: J5 e' @& U7 jTechnology) M- o: q# b6 ]" V- r
Institutions
. X8 |. e: B- q, BGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence , e: D% {7 M" J+ I# E8 ^
* w3 l" L/ s) z; W v: S4 lIf you enjoyed learning about & O/ W" K( [0 j" K% I- L
Supply and Demand3 q5 p4 j7 F; C- T
Consumer Behavior3 `: U& b& q# \! ~ G
Production and Cost" A4 |: ^5 M3 f: A3 [! E
Price and Output
. Y _6 n- l6 |, N/ h0 PMarket Structures
( q+ l2 g, R/ }" l! ]+ JYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
: I0 A# Q, m' A: t+ I, KECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I: C- g. c5 V# T P) J5 B# h6 k8 n
Topics:
8 q+ U" W0 V/ k3 H0 a0 d6 N& t3 ]Theory of consumer behavior
1 x4 ^8 h: p. q5 u' t1 JTheory of production and cost* P" d1 M( W, u. F/ H/ L
Price and output determination under competition3 _) p3 W! y) ]9 t# \5 _
Monopoly and other market structures8 k7 ~6 T! i' J5 w: J" N `
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Costs and Benefits ; [! F4 t& ], ^. e
Externalities
/ m& Y# _6 p0 q* `. fDecision-making0 J2 R+ ^% m: v6 i) R
Or would like to learn more about
7 x, k$ N: j* W9 W; Y E/ @- ?- mCapital Investments
0 h4 Y/ U2 r: |& ?You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!9 p# }1 J( P5 k- h* d
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
4 Z& m% h4 c- m% HTopics:
& ? n% ~3 a; uCost-Benefit Analysis- ?. ]/ ~* G4 M4 s" s9 j/ @
Evaluating Public Investment Projects, ]' `: J2 y, }6 l F6 c# p
Look at examples from / {, Z% _* V O. p
Transportation
- m7 r* R. ~; X7 ]1 Z/ ~River Basin Management5 A K8 i i' v( e- e, O/ M
Electrical Generation
& S( X& K" f& J* FOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about
4 `& I; N/ f/ R6 E* QSupply and Demand
8 o0 M+ n% _% g) T8 \Externalities
: _$ y; f: h1 e" W) xResource Allocation
0 ?) J |& {2 g B* \; xTaxation
) a; ]. C! O/ r) ZOr would like to learn more about
% b3 e/ [( g& hSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
/ i+ z. M. N; `# F# n1 CYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
. }. }) V5 t2 \: A" IECON 365 Resource Economics" ^5 V# n% u) j7 G' Q. C' k+ \% Q
Topics:
/ {. t( C' P) r1 L) A; C/ F$ w" q# CExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
: V, C. o' L& P4 v6 VScarcity and pricing$ V$ ]6 V9 y2 t" ?4 a3 M
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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( S* b6 c, R. O- C, w, jIf you enjoyed learning about
. X. i9 l4 V+ _ S+ u6 N+ f+ UResource Allocation
4 ~/ c: @; `) g# n: W2 w; E( K" jPricing
, ]- S ]3 \: a) RMarkets
: E- ?* ]) @$ P0 IGovernment roles
* W7 E7 h2 W. H& W3 Q+ mOr would like to learn more about * {3 |. a: v s$ @3 { Q6 O# [+ A+ w5 L
The energy sector, including sources and markets
5 [/ N2 O! D' c J, x D6 _Canadian Energy Policy and current issues+ M* m2 h7 D, n
You might enjoy a course about & B3 s7 u" l- h% O
Energy Economics! v9 _' L4 @( o7 z5 ]
ECON 366 Energy Economics& x) [# S! f& _! _
Topics:
, B' H+ d) F4 H9 qPricing
. N) w1 n1 ^* `% m( P" aRole in economic growth
. y0 ?7 E- S5 M6 n9 h, YEnergy sources and markets
5 U! J: ~4 M: x5 N: f8 t% j/ K3 lRole of government
0 }) K6 n( f8 J. t; p9 hRegulation . W! }* |' `" R! u& j2 m/ [0 e
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, _8 g M# t- R+ @Externalities
- s, e$ f6 F5 aRegulation% L2 K) ]% C" q, i8 n2 }) R! b2 T
Government roles$ n/ c+ [- L: V% Y: r9 M
Or would like to learn more about
. z. H7 }7 m/ o" `9 _Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration& |' |$ I5 R" H* l
Steps taken to address deterioration
" e& v2 G- @9 B. _9 C! RYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! , c! d5 w$ M( z% g: Y/ o/ h/ }
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment+ D% b6 k4 I# V" L
Topics: + y1 [3 t' V; F; l6 o3 b
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
; }; H! L3 }$ XTypes and causes of environmental deterioration ; @6 ], A5 o7 n9 y0 m
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
3 r0 G8 n& y# u" F- _7 E/ QRecreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about
3 y; ^! E% p3 o Individual Incentives' Q5 d0 K) g/ ^
Total Welfare . m2 {( n4 c. v( G
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 2 Q- ]* a& U L1 a' C
ECON 378 Law and Economics
* F* R. g; @$ a2 i7 gTopics:
! t5 R( z1 U( C4 XIssues in Criminal and Family Law
" N& `# Z! B! s& n- }Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining! w- _- u3 n! o* e3 b
Child Support Payments
) e! l8 L2 Y, H1 I3 P" vPrivate Divorce agreements: f; f6 m) v1 Q& `* o7 X
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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; n2 s8 B/ m" f; g/ lIf you enjoyed learning about % s- l: p- d6 U/ c8 I h
Prisoners Dilemma
1 L- e' i! s! J) hDominant Strategies
3 A/ S1 x7 Y2 M) [$ Z TCollusion
2 g e0 N$ t; O: f0 lYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! + t8 t' I( C$ ?- m9 C4 z+ H
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
0 j, A( g- Z& j0 y# R# q0 vTopics: $ R# k3 g$ l- o w" v
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
! T! S# T- I6 Q J8 B: a1 FApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 3 ?4 G0 B a8 i" Z8 {5 H K$ D7 V
Note! Prerequisites:
6 b9 i' r4 S, H8 W7 vECON 384 & 299 |
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