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4 i; X$ E4 g3 O1 A9 nGrowth5 ? v. @% d9 C* i, j: P
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China as an Emerging Economy6 G; M! H0 _* ?+ W4 x
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!6 d' T' U* @' f# w# y5 x/ @ }
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
( ~* S7 h& q1 `+ J2 RTopics: 4 w0 F1 t) b- o
Chinese Economy Characteristics
8 X2 z x; A0 \$ jRecent Events in the Chinese Economy! p Z# t+ E6 g/ C. {9 B- |
Consequences of economic reform
- ^+ C* h/ t6 h2 @9 {% HCanada’s economic relations with China/ f4 j3 h0 j$ ]1 F$ O" X' c5 s/ s) v
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Rich and Poor Countries, K0 K9 w. W' S/ |
Why economies differ
; \; i+ a( Z2 K2 }6 W1 H Y9 yCauses for such differences
8 o* m: N1 }) n; `/ dYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
1 p% \+ y) Q. x- r! f! s: ]ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
) {6 x5 c, k8 |0 ]) NTopics:' l" W) n! B+ X, y2 ]* s3 P
Technology
8 @: R2 Y) `" q' b. K/ f, l2 zInstitutions
' S8 H1 P8 U0 Q; ]+ HGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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Supply and Demand K- E4 m) o {6 q! t
Consumer Behavior6 o# Y! e& R# r& O0 _0 `
Production and Cost
" f' o) Q# p8 `Price and Output
0 r4 k$ {" L) n" P) i f' kMarket Structures
7 s* ?& m2 L9 Z$ m/ }& p+ ]5 {: uYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
7 p$ L9 J i! E5 b: o1 vECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
( r% X. y" F6 I' b- {* D5 ^Topics:
- b9 N% P' C0 c0 R1 vTheory of consumer behavior- X# L2 R4 z( _& R1 n1 _4 X
Theory of production and cost- e7 I9 t' n# m+ y- @
Price and output determination under competition7 P7 d' c1 I# k$ ]! o5 T+ v
Monopoly and other market structures* S" \5 z- |# e* n: n1 @
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& R& P5 T3 g0 R: |$ b; e5 ^3 v7 dCosts and Benefits
& I$ p, G( m7 }4 Y6 h/ GExternalities
) G( a% _% L; C* U4 c! PDecision-making
, k' Q, s" z s5 ?! F2 u- r) jOr would like to learn more about * ^ t. P3 D1 l. l
Capital Investments, e! l" L; V$ I
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!) L: W5 _- h5 a: \1 G$ z6 K7 u5 d
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
* k/ i0 N @' h" P* _; KTopics:( h1 |# ^0 l1 A8 T; X
Cost-Benefit Analysis+ ~5 Q# w; w! R' Z3 I) Z0 t3 ]
Evaluating Public Investment Projects2 q- z/ R( U0 k" s$ H8 Q. Q
Look at examples from
& E3 f% ?6 j) j- P1 A7 ZTransportation
. C$ J; Q0 t. B# tRiver Basin Management
. i# S5 |4 f$ m+ o2 ~1 bElectrical Generation
8 Z' L, s* D- C A+ R# eOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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+ G4 G5 x8 n+ R) z6 j4 z6 s& K1 PSupply and Demand
" ^! z) I" m" X: lExternalities
5 z8 W! P1 U% \Resource Allocation8 ]* l. e3 u& m7 `
Taxation
( Y2 K3 u6 v9 N6 |* Q+ `0 e) COr would like to learn more about ! ~" ?" ~; S. ?+ `4 `7 R
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
9 B! M/ X- Y/ ]9 |You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!) c; i) v3 D* v* J' K
ECON 365 Resource Economics
1 C+ I3 \6 U% V; U1 Q, kTopics:- C! p' F4 J. t( W
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources- p* {0 g; c" Z
Scarcity and pricing5 }! G- b; @# E- d8 r3 Z
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues& T) z7 O" z8 \% { b( V4 R, |
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Resource Allocation
0 N6 m5 J1 L5 ]8 Y$ @Pricing
% @1 Z u7 O7 MMarkets4 Y: W7 M: ^8 f3 N/ v G* j
Government roles
% b/ ^. n; J8 VOr would like to learn more about
6 C. B3 n! g. c. f% Q9 q3 LThe energy sector, including sources and markets
5 {$ n' ^1 ?% q3 ^# U! gCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
1 G/ d+ j; H. a# MYou might enjoy a course about . |0 e8 d% b1 g( @+ }
Energy Economics!; m% w9 V5 N7 ?0 n6 x6 E* a
ECON 366 Energy Economics
$ ^ L) d% u Z* F' VTopics:
, X7 T1 s) Z6 r, ^- n5 qPricing
! A9 y; @/ B8 a; ~3 LRole in economic growth ; ]+ C* c( [& S& F
Energy sources and markets
3 W5 t' N: k a) s! h2 DRole of government
- A: h- X" J3 f' ERegulation - z; {0 _7 T3 _+ j6 M
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& ? x9 g, C5 w5 o( O# J, A$ |Regulation
, c/ L o r1 P/ ?8 u4 LGovernment roles* u. U' D0 O* ~' U8 r8 s
Or would like to learn more about
1 H6 u9 g5 Q' k: I3 G1 `( o4 YEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration& U3 o- w$ e/ ?. j1 B6 j+ l) h! Q
Steps taken to address deterioration
3 C. E: e0 `! f; {; SYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
5 a: S2 `! W2 U- V- ?% cECON 369 Economics of the Environment- c; |! g0 i6 ?* E
Topics: , g: L2 X: ~5 A! X6 J( N
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
! w5 ?4 C( w/ Q# w tTypes and causes of environmental deterioration 7 H2 M7 O: @- Y" x, z
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration & ~. H8 l. W( V4 \; C, N
Recreation economics
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. _8 H4 z2 M' K! O8 Y# N( r' RIf you enjoyed learning about
) b0 ?* L- e! X+ s4 K Individual Incentives: s# G% E2 @1 x/ [( D0 p
Total Welfare 1 i7 q1 w4 p/ z' S9 v
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
% v' Z' E, I1 }0 XECON 378 Law and Economics
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4 @' W1 f6 o. iIssues in Criminal and Family Law
( C8 P ?( R& M3 M( T$ CCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
8 `& ~9 W2 \$ D8 d( ^, ?Child Support Payments0 N! G, U7 O0 r- _
Private Divorce agreements8 U9 Q5 p: @' U. b
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act# {, Y( ~) R+ n, A# s7 D. O
* f$ \; c' x7 iIf you enjoyed learning about 9 T) `" e: r. H! l" N
Prisoners Dilemma
, Q: I( @0 E2 i0 @! e1 @" M: ?Dominant Strategies) T. d% K3 v/ B S4 z/ U
Collusion
5 F* T! q+ s# V! h7 q" s$ t9 SYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 2 u; u4 r( S. ?% [+ Y3 q1 p
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications1 K7 m( v. E% p* `2 @ Q5 ~
Topics: U) p/ A# u6 \. H4 G. ^1 U q% _/ Y
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games2 P3 q2 j2 ]: b5 v
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
7 N0 Q/ }9 F$ d+ e s3 f1 U1 CNote! Prerequisites: ! r. |! W& V- S7 k" ^
ECON 384 & 299 |
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