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Trade: Z5 D2 p" g0 r2 @4 J( f Z
Growth
8 ^( U( V! y5 ]1 K" d$ ?1 Z" \Or would like to learn more about:
6 c" |4 h" r! G. {+ h- GChina as an Emerging Economy k- S. @) \8 [( e) Y
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!7 E( `, Z8 m3 N" i: J
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development& _, L1 i' f1 P( ^
Topics:
! K7 c- Q) k$ A1 L# ^& T5 A8 KChinese Economy Characteristics0 z/ @4 s7 \8 ?- F+ {
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
% w" S$ P. ~% C* T) B8 K# WConsequences of economic reform' T2 I7 ?/ u4 ]
Canada’s economic relations with China( ~ F$ ^: q. e% b1 C2 }( u3 D) {
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Rich and Poor Countries
, Y1 ^; V4 ^3 W% ?' K$ A9 `Why economies differ! N% V' ]) Y' n, h
Causes for such differences) `+ A/ t t- ^" l, q6 X
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth- {0 J3 y- q) W0 j
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth% |7 |! `, J) Y5 v# y$ N
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Technology! [9 F7 q6 z' j1 o4 }
Institutions
4 X6 Y9 R3 ?3 n! e- xGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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Supply and Demand
3 h: I- f$ w o8 l* D4 \1 A& WConsumer Behavior2 a- P+ o1 [ S
Production and Cost+ c/ P; E" P+ \4 ]' x* g& d
Price and Output# y' N2 f8 ?2 ]& O2 v5 E
Market Structures
0 v, R+ @4 f. P: [7 T# o- t9 tYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!2 t4 H5 j( [+ p$ |# r
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
* _" a3 l% T4 d, }4 w- V4 JTopics: ; @! E( Q% g" U
Theory of consumer behavior
' m. N p5 x3 `7 R) w3 a' D. ?Theory of production and cost
- M( ]+ ^0 e4 B0 UPrice and output determination under competition
8 j B3 u9 A& Y# n( K( e5 W% i$ kMonopoly and other market structures
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6 p' v9 g' M0 S1 OCosts and Benefits 0 l. v2 y' r$ _& }* y R' L; p5 ?
Externalities
' ]6 ]5 W6 i. i { a3 M5 HDecision-making
/ M6 }5 H& b2 y k9 R6 x% o- }Or would like to learn more about
8 ^8 ~0 o) L! S7 ~) BCapital Investments
& R, ?( x3 N' H" T1 V. n. K/ o" zYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
, L6 B: s8 _5 y! M4 gECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
+ s; j& ]2 p8 s1 e. ?# jTopics:0 m: M! M, F" n1 q0 r
Cost-Benefit Analysis
9 e$ B% |: J5 s$ OEvaluating Public Investment Projects
$ P; ^4 d2 {% w2 I* ^ qLook at examples from ) d( J1 @3 u! z# N/ x) W
Transportation3 @% l- m% X! l
River Basin Management
# Z7 O% h/ G& e* t$ lElectrical Generation
1 _% ^3 x7 e vOil & Gas and Pollution Control; n4 p2 T+ f) a0 y
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/ N1 _" d( L4 l# |Supply and Demand
" ?: M' d$ F8 I8 F Q5 zExternalities9 G8 C- X y9 V7 G0 u
Resource Allocation
5 K, q+ a9 X" Y B: {! g( JTaxation* j* i, ]2 k* H: r/ C T( u
Or would like to learn more about
) Q/ b" d z) R' C+ N' |4 W0 zSupply of Natural Resources in Canada8 ~' m) z! Z- [# F: q f
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics! _8 P1 b+ P9 x& L8 \* P& E- Y
ECON 365 Resource Economics% W2 B4 G6 |4 `7 l
Topics:
3 u+ U- q) L( V! aExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
v# X0 E2 N; W1 l# q f& f1 u) @Scarcity and pricing( W" J4 M7 v: ^7 ?
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues6 G; y5 u8 } M2 u+ u
) i; o( I. t" T8 G5 h7 t$ IIf you enjoyed learning about
7 f* \8 {$ l9 `2 q- q# S1 zResource Allocation
( ]9 j% U/ f1 ^Pricing/ K/ ~& G9 H( }" p5 F
Markets
& m, ~9 H) Z, K8 a2 ^Government roles
! L( e" W4 \- W- ?Or would like to learn more about
' ~& z# k" b, P% J* y# sThe energy sector, including sources and markets
- Y" b9 N Z6 O& }, J5 `Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
$ Y. ]$ ?5 E# `, J2 _' Z( KYou might enjoy a course about
* u( T- @5 P/ g+ o6 A$ M VEnergy Economics!
0 U" u+ \# t, l% L4 A1 gECON 366 Energy Economics
8 Y8 ~: R1 x/ p X2 YTopics:
& F( |$ ~ p/ T8 wPricing5 t, N* u& W0 F8 o
Role in economic growth
) e: r- i( V4 D+ u! A# Y1 `* h1 FEnergy sources and markets 3 ?. `: i* o1 ^
Role of government
3 p& b% q3 A! h) F( N! ZRegulation
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! h9 c5 {1 {. i+ n* d4 b* \Externalities
. [$ E: w6 f! v: z; H! E- M1 ^5 RRegulation
8 U, e' V% c% T/ |4 k- o. {Government roles0 a9 _+ u3 K `
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$ Z& y; E! i- CEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration( q' G) Z# O' l5 y ^1 U
Steps taken to address deterioration2 u: {& H" ^- {4 c3 L, o
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 2 L9 O3 C/ }) g& m. }2 }
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
! ` k5 U0 T- _6 I7 {0 ZTopics: ) M( Z4 L) P3 R
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
i3 M# t. r: S, {, }) m( W6 X- ~' RTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
3 [2 s2 K( b+ k* m2 nTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration b3 ]. v5 D F( R- K2 f) ~
Recreation economics" V/ ~- I- v/ u
* V4 k& G7 b$ O* QIf you enjoyed learning about
+ k% [5 t; `% ]8 E4 i8 d Individual Incentives
) r& _5 I D) _4 ~Total Welfare ~# O' t/ t8 d2 g( h
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
: M. h# T: u5 W$ N7 UECON 378 Law and Economics
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2 ]/ G l$ `0 S$ t, w* t( oIssues in Criminal and Family Law3 U( Q" o" J& A6 D' }
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining9 b7 m) Z% V0 R6 E4 O+ e
Child Support Payments* ~3 ?! v/ ]. X k( ?
Private Divorce agreements3 t6 z3 [" s- Y( k$ B; [
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act& A3 p1 ~4 z& B; [- L" O
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Dominant Strategies
& X3 m) L5 P* v& J( \% H j/ k3 ]Collusion% q9 N. P- @' V' e7 u
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
! o9 e+ z2 V+ Q3 e$ }5 s% xECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
8 X! T R) y! N3 RTopics:
; O1 f q6 Y( h- z0 ]Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games$ y3 a) s' l! d" J% e6 J# a& W; }- ]
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
8 N& f% R5 A& p4 f3 B0 N) @Note! Prerequisites:
& h/ i. [* {+ H! X; q5 {ECON 384 & 299 |
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