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If you enjoyed learning about:
$ b' {7 E2 n$ [. aTrade
! {2 ^) L ~' d" xGrowth x+ @7 L; } h) D# x* r
Or would like to learn more about:
& k+ [1 g6 W7 @0 c! n7 eChina as an Emerging Economy
" c h& }; q9 @' T* oYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
7 G3 E& l, r$ D) ~* G5 OECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
$ j" K: V9 \* I8 E9 ?' w7 uTopics: 9 _) c3 Y( Q- `: k( J6 ~
Chinese Economy Characteristics1 z. K, x% W4 H& ~
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
* A0 M d! C( K) Q! ~% N, ]Consequences of economic reform. a {* @+ ]; G! D @
Canada’s economic relations with China
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. { W2 M" A& T! i( zIf you would like to learn more about:
3 P4 T8 ?' d& |' @& D( G6 X: _Rich and Poor Countries: t7 w) [7 X, E( Y4 P2 y! p9 M
Why economies differ( L$ j# `- S; \3 O8 |6 \; e
Causes for such differences0 ^$ N. u2 h# k
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
9 a7 X2 v* | f9 W' VECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth5 H5 ~# Y* U& x/ u' t; A* V8 S6 L
Topics:6 P; V9 V% G& _
Technology- j6 G8 I2 \1 l& p E
Institutions
6 d- N* j- P# T; J& j+ ~- fGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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# V. ] G0 `5 Z; ^- M+ b6 N2 ZIf you enjoyed learning about
* v4 z& \% U1 _! \# t: j" ^/ |& F* bSupply and Demand: K9 b( ^0 E2 n* `. r( l1 v
Consumer Behavior7 Y7 Q. k0 y/ l B- t4 S/ @
Production and Cost: a& V4 z- z+ _. O3 T
Price and Output
, Y" N! Z5 _' M Y- tMarket Structures, m5 v8 I2 x' o
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
1 ]. F( K* u3 f6 fECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I& `8 Q4 f& @& s4 F9 p
Topics: 4 Q. \- t+ K) r: I+ V
Theory of consumer behavior+ o H7 h; F5 w' t' z
Theory of production and cost
2 z# t* B' X+ b% r1 g" ?Price and output determination under competition
% n2 y, Z1 c3 PMonopoly and other market structures0 j9 @( p( @$ y; q( e) e9 }3 r
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If you enjoyed learning about
$ T' o# T s; f* R. z% X$ hCosts and Benefits
" z" J, j, r# |0 EExternalities
$ t1 s0 T# B* m- HDecision-making# J! ^5 c2 s. o; [6 O# d4 e! p6 u
Or would like to learn more about * ?6 d7 `. R, _* a5 K
Capital Investments
2 Y/ e* @, e- p; MYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
, l6 d1 I7 r2 ?! n8 Y+ ]9 m, ]# tECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation) e4 ]1 z) A) u% I
Topics:
8 E: v9 a1 e8 m4 G* r2 g9 qCost-Benefit Analysis( z5 {* P+ |# A! s: H
Evaluating Public Investment Projects: t; m+ g+ t+ R; Y& z
Look at examples from 0 g V4 I4 w& `0 Q% U6 F/ m
Transportation
: s" s& w; p0 l: {7 Z7 r/ j2 QRiver Basin Management
. V7 H3 K2 E. ^+ E0 w7 Z! }! F3 _Electrical Generation( p6 O% \6 X0 e- q8 U
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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" T# T% d, _$ t; Z7 i+ ?If you enjoyed learning about 0 q& ]/ ?% W; _- U- y
Supply and Demand3 W1 \, c/ f* t+ L& P( L0 W$ N
Externalities. t! z3 N, Q; ~- f2 i
Resource Allocation
9 O2 K" R+ a( }+ yTaxation. p, S# m( d$ N- P
Or would like to learn more about 7 P2 C# c, [4 O7 d+ Z
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada, c4 W C' B& v( _2 E- }" B: g" w
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
8 E S; A3 [' \3 f9 F) LECON 365 Resource Economics$ |6 W+ [; P+ |% J4 @" o
Topics:1 f, z; M! ]2 B
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
: ~0 w$ D+ L, s0 N# F" s/ ZScarcity and pricing
, `0 X; e7 B2 y: i9 r K7 p3 m* E6 TContemporary Canadian resource policy issues& _1 J; Y: v7 G: N
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If you enjoyed learning about
* L5 h: j) ~1 r% R& c" [/ UResource Allocation
1 p$ `5 M3 }' D* b' `6 hPricing% N& Q5 c' p" {2 @' \3 ?$ @
Markets1 d' j$ v U2 d+ b5 L3 h
Government roles
6 V. U3 a/ S* v/ B2 m2 ]9 k* uOr would like to learn more about
& [6 _. n ?/ XThe energy sector, including sources and markets( @: Q2 Z, E- _3 W1 Z/ W$ V' j
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues$ c) y, G8 S4 R
You might enjoy a course about 2 K3 V( C4 s! L0 H) J @% n- k
Energy Economics!
" t% h8 C9 o7 cECON 366 Energy Economics9 F& q3 x _2 F2 \5 x' |, Y* r' q2 ^
Topics:
1 h" i9 m+ C8 z1 W+ N/ @: P! oPricing
4 ^9 X$ P5 i* A) z4 L* O. y8 WRole in economic growth
# o: G4 e* t6 t% I sEnergy sources and markets
4 L" I# Q+ C% vRole of government
" `* K2 y' N9 k; o7 w) F* D7 V( lRegulation 0 n, A' o, J; V1 a! N2 y M/ ~2 h
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If you enjoyed learning about ! k5 F6 A1 W8 ^7 t1 J. |, _! R H
Externalities
3 U5 B' _2 Z+ zRegulation9 \2 j' o0 A% E+ i3 z
Government roles
0 @5 {1 C0 }% {( s+ kOr would like to learn more about
1 H$ z# h9 D' g7 d2 R3 w* d2 uEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
8 J+ s+ t# ]- x" s% L$ c# D8 VSteps taken to address deterioration+ G9 b1 \# c4 o" @: x
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
4 o4 u0 C, H+ z: E& b& kECON 369 Economics of the Environment+ m8 W" L' _. A; a
Topics: 7 J2 A* [# l: E/ F8 J; X
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment 6 n' ?3 p. W# Z; U. \" z
Types and causes of environmental deterioration + ~7 I5 T* b$ g; j1 d
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration + t8 e! d& B. C. N" k' b' p4 `
Recreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about; R+ e, y, c# o0 U3 a# L
Individual Incentives0 ~3 j8 l, H7 A L
Total Welfare ' m' f% _3 V+ [8 \' Q' f, j
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
$ ]8 p- T! G3 MECON 378 Law and Economics
6 x: x0 H+ Y- ?! M% S! iTopics: ; g9 D2 U/ x+ y2 {9 g
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
- [+ C5 h. y& a7 p( |, I: MCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining" d. |& X6 P6 [8 d6 u# |
Child Support Payments
& M6 P9 U6 o- }& ~1 ZPrivate Divorce agreements% _& r7 N8 R0 M1 h/ j; h8 T
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act3 m8 X. L' n$ |6 o- Z' ~
! t. c5 g4 ?9 |* [! i$ DIf you enjoyed learning about ) s0 P6 s+ j9 Y: h. u; T: F7 F
Prisoners Dilemma8 C1 K+ Q! g6 T$ m: w: e( X
Dominant Strategies0 K8 U2 I3 `3 ] J7 v
Collusion
+ x( C f3 N* kYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 0 X O8 o1 u$ @7 J( b1 K
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
' _7 X! S: g0 I8 M* @Topics:
$ j& M8 V" d! LAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games' l9 j/ i9 n* |0 ~1 J* C
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
0 ^" e$ F1 ?+ fNote! Prerequisites: 0 I1 w' `" e$ A! G W+ ~8 x/ R/ r
ECON 384 & 299 |
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