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If you enjoyed learning about:
) ] z3 P; ^8 E* w4 _Trade
5 }+ D2 a5 ~1 ~' Y- u, ?" u9 J L& ^Growth
" F7 O) X0 z: ^6 hOr would like to learn more about:
. J1 Z6 P8 Q( { `China as an Emerging Economy: a& P- B3 D# W5 N r
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!$ P5 Y8 o3 a- ]8 C/ w4 w! l% p
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
8 o. N& [4 @! f# o- p" PTopics: 8 k0 M/ _9 Y! |9 X( [* P9 [! c3 c
Chinese Economy Characteristics% \3 j* v/ R( I, [
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
9 Z: t1 u4 z: x \1 _4 N5 `6 eConsequences of economic reform) W* ^2 ?7 Q2 H+ h( r6 Q$ K( @& j
Canada’s economic relations with China: Q0 d* {1 `. C. c, ?- A C
$ @/ E2 R$ t! k9 N, SIf you would like to learn more about:
R6 I; s6 O' P6 MRich and Poor Countries, C1 t1 Y: e. S1 n3 K& d* W8 k. E
Why economies differ# f0 { W) s; b/ b
Causes for such differences" `1 Q. N* r* V: V# u( x
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth6 a* w4 U; p8 J) N+ i+ a0 K
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth4 d" O, D. b6 D# Z1 P, B8 v$ ?
Topics:
; h4 h `7 T7 A+ G. N* pTechnology
, |- T% o1 p8 m( c% yInstitutions
: C# k/ t" C' e# k0 k% a9 EGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about 9 A) s( g9 l: ]- r* P% N! S
Supply and Demand* X7 x+ f0 N b/ V5 [
Consumer Behavior
( Q. I; K( |; GProduction and Cost
" m1 H& s* G4 R/ d& M% o9 z, j0 Z+ nPrice and Output8 v2 ]: Y* q6 o X7 O
Market Structures/ R# K6 K& B+ w5 ~% Z6 h! `
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
8 N& o- C7 @" ]ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I- r$ d+ Y) K0 Q4 f+ n. x+ s
Topics:
$ P/ w- O2 y! a6 V8 U' OTheory of consumer behavior
]( t2 ^4 Q2 R- \) V7 t; zTheory of production and cost8 \3 f. d1 L- C8 b- {
Price and output determination under competition* Y" K% v) y- A- X4 B; d
Monopoly and other market structures
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If you enjoyed learning about
m6 |+ c/ `* f# U4 l0 NCosts and Benefits
; q3 O2 H/ F: x8 c3 R+ Z6 K% }* GExternalities2 \& s+ V. N l$ l1 d! N
Decision-making# L$ `/ x4 I% ]1 {/ C" w# _
Or would like to learn more about / j |% g4 L9 t+ V" U" q0 [6 t
Capital Investments
) Z# F3 B) s0 J# A/ z* CYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
0 x( L, R7 C% J( AECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation# y- ?" p, O; X! A L
Topics:4 q8 Y I+ U' i, q7 T
Cost-Benefit Analysis
. i) I3 V+ W- R4 G* D& x4 |Evaluating Public Investment Projects
! {6 ^( ]5 {: Y6 M ~Look at examples from
P! W# v% ~. z& B) M0 U! r7 PTransportation' Q0 r% p& F _0 Y3 _4 F
River Basin Management* m( b: E F$ Z" A) X
Electrical Generation% |3 G4 D& l# x0 a
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control$ X; m) X. k; K- I
) i4 @+ g" I/ l3 X, \" l1 Z8 ]If you enjoyed learning about
9 Z9 ~; R, B! k' A( I+ x- cSupply and Demand2 e5 A& s$ c7 B
Externalities
0 A4 v8 u, `% w* Z4 ~# M! T+ c0 z/ y( QResource Allocation
" w( f! l! a7 E& CTaxation7 K: |8 T5 L7 q; v9 T
Or would like to learn more about ! z6 _2 ]$ N; z* G* m* w
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
# s3 G8 I; ~3 S1 c" |* s+ qYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!! M7 }' N1 P# W2 I* G
ECON 365 Resource Economics* {! g8 o7 c7 m) ^3 t% I, r, @
Topics:# n) u4 L) ?( h+ Z; M% M# `
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
& E2 v! v$ z# q, j$ f' D5 R. eScarcity and pricing U# C5 Y! n. b: D! K9 ?
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues' s8 Q' [ s% T4 z
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If you enjoyed learning about ! W, F3 m* }* e- A8 d- U1 d
Resource Allocation" @1 D3 t/ s; |' \1 S/ D$ s
Pricing
* L# J6 a6 [/ x$ G0 o) T5 TMarkets
1 S. V5 ?7 N6 [0 S& ]- i' i5 ~Government roles9 ?8 U( C" |: z
Or would like to learn more about
8 Q7 @" _6 M) G( jThe energy sector, including sources and markets8 T. Z7 `" {0 q; Q& `) H
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
" b4 b" |3 h6 w4 q# a" h( G+ |You might enjoy a course about ; \% A* s3 f: e* }6 Q. h, A
Energy Economics!, @: H; [# H: f3 K+ [0 {
ECON 366 Energy Economics# p( A3 \# J7 p0 H O$ n
Topics:
% [ l; p' h3 S2 H8 s0 CPricing) ^. \* V+ D6 [5 t t
Role in economic growth
2 j: l; g/ J6 F7 @: lEnergy sources and markets
3 z2 y, o0 ^4 w7 L( N8 SRole of government , K2 L0 ^" z4 g ^" s
Regulation ( W8 S `7 F3 z7 k- m; D p
; \! m% F( h, h/ UIf you enjoyed learning about
) |- A4 Y: ~6 C6 E( J$ ?Externalities
8 |& [. [4 k) I- ?5 C7 LRegulation1 ]( ^' U( ^! n7 H* l9 v( \
Government roles; u& _! I$ X: U: H$ L% [
Or would like to learn more about
2 V. U! X+ j+ I3 c6 f, ~' [9 N7 [2 fEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration# M+ H, q) N1 f& o% y5 c& j, u5 E
Steps taken to address deterioration& Y B' q' Z6 f; I/ l5 r+ v
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 4 h! x2 O& r9 Q3 B, n( x% `0 K
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
2 }: K; n; Q( o2 P& o9 K9 m, M$ j5 S8 qTopics:
' H% b! s2 r6 K$ q I# e/ ^Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment ( e0 Q9 ~& Q1 q: D7 ~& I
Types and causes of environmental deterioration % O! V, H" {: s5 A; a
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration / d1 `) @6 |9 Z5 v! b4 P
Recreation economics$ k( [/ a k' z* N l7 Y
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If you enjoyed learning about
6 G9 O& d3 X$ |6 F3 \ Individual Incentives# u `& L4 b3 o0 v! {% b5 Z7 ^
Total Welfare
5 D7 |% ~7 w$ _( VYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 1 {4 f/ b8 g; s0 p8 j
ECON 378 Law and Economics
/ b6 L6 A: d4 w+ f$ nTopics: ; R! D0 q4 K" d! g* ?: j3 k
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
7 ]8 Z* ^, I/ c a5 T4 lCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining% J1 M6 ~: }- @/ R* h1 {1 U; x E
Child Support Payments4 \/ ^. h# `& U: A& l
Private Divorce agreements4 K: l% o7 {, t% j" |, o
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act! y4 M4 V. {, U
0 `: S K) P9 J7 H4 VIf you enjoyed learning about 8 n; T5 I8 m% A% v H4 ?5 N# \
Prisoners Dilemma0 ^- g- Q% K8 o" J3 n; u
Dominant Strategies
( x6 t% f% _- p1 R: H, z3 ~Collusion
1 P& ]- X: r, V2 [0 [" @' YYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
$ v; d0 z: S0 q1 ]) EECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications- z1 Y6 R; s. p% q
Topics:
; ?: \6 X7 Z1 D; L4 [4 {* y( P# |8 d2 dAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
7 _. R( O% V! @$ y/ VApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion . ~5 a2 @ U# r* [8 s" G Y
Note! Prerequisites: # ] M3 _% X) D% O
ECON 384 & 299 |
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