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Trade
. v1 G' D5 i9 I* m- |Growth3 i+ N7 h" \. W3 h) d
Or would like to learn more about: 5 H9 t/ `' ?& e U$ O4 @9 A
China as an Emerging Economy
! ?$ Q7 [7 v) W- K& @( xYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
, A; |+ s& F; [, M& K# S& V" ?) RECON 211 Chinese Economic Development' h6 ~" T9 u2 ^" B- h
Topics:
* k' u" H5 t# K$ O. IChinese Economy Characteristics% w: ]6 T5 i- j4 F8 d
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy' w- C7 J' ?7 h1 ?
Consequences of economic reform
( W) M" Z* J0 dCanada’s economic relations with China( D1 x5 j. R3 U# d
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If you would like to learn more about: / @7 P7 Z1 o( B. ?2 [& w6 j
Rich and Poor Countries
8 R6 f$ i9 T# C; M' ~# L9 nWhy economies differ6 J+ y" ^! z/ I; n' n& |; x( c' Y
Causes for such differences
8 b; m% [8 h" x, s, N: CYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
% ^4 C# E9 U: s; _3 k) u. lECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth o+ ^/ h9 J# d" @; F! M% s. u1 h/ `
Topics:
4 L6 K) Z& @9 W+ \Technology! b8 w5 R) H/ A- G. T0 P( s
Institutions
. W5 l, E& s, J# {2 gGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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7 t# R9 s0 H) b$ R2 g9 S" E R) wIf you enjoyed learning about
) j$ N) W( j R# R6 |2 r9 A6 ^Supply and Demand5 Q- K; p S- B9 K8 ^" j
Consumer Behavior
4 R9 G: ~6 j* u% _Production and Cost
; `/ o) u: r/ h; tPrice and Output. J$ P7 l" F- {0 Z
Market Structures
& \& @6 ~* r3 b9 A6 i7 vYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!: p4 Z( R- ]- M' b( x
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
) m! h: V9 n( o' g( ?) MTopics: , \' c5 ]& Y! `6 A4 ~8 a- X% k
Theory of consumer behavior
3 _: E, i% K1 H/ e( ^, w5 eTheory of production and cost; j4 Y0 r0 D6 z( x/ z [
Price and output determination under competition
+ R0 x3 F. G: F- wMonopoly and other market structures; j) s$ G2 r% Z& {8 D$ E
8 Q8 ^+ ^* @( W4 F2 p: p1 g# CIf you enjoyed learning about ' _& \' |# ^( i
Costs and Benefits : w/ [7 `$ i, O5 z
Externalities. R3 d5 M8 N, ]1 E6 y8 q& O
Decision-making" w; H3 l2 x5 R. O: |
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Capital Investments
4 h3 Q- K$ ^5 Q& D* pYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!6 V+ Q1 b+ P; c0 q$ ~9 y
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
+ m) x. j5 A1 @Topics:1 |" ?# O4 d7 Z' h: F' C9 v
Cost-Benefit Analysis$ y4 ^' [) h4 z' y- f# q2 x1 V
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
& b3 {% n, m+ q( d$ O8 T4 P: n) rLook at examples from
: D; J# G2 @5 k, d1 [2 OTransportation, J3 y3 @- h0 d6 @0 z2 v6 S8 o3 B
River Basin Management0 T; f1 e/ w* i
Electrical Generation, y) f0 s) f, {% _ ^. Y$ O
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control, d9 F8 T9 E+ E1 Y& Q8 P" A
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Supply and Demand
% @ k8 c' o$ }Externalities
) c0 P% b& o. Q8 M3 n7 s( yResource Allocation
9 f0 S. ~1 p. M) t5 [* STaxation2 q/ S6 Y6 z$ s9 N6 M/ ]3 ^
Or would like to learn more about " Y! @$ T2 c- j) L( O5 K2 K
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada9 |- D5 a p& \' }0 b; w9 z8 b
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!0 s+ E. \7 i9 l
ECON 365 Resource Economics' P1 J: i( d. f$ B; r+ K
Topics:) p7 h( ]( }- b8 t
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
4 K2 `( ^7 A& x2 ?5 d; cScarcity and pricing
$ u2 P( k- e: m' o( s. O0 }Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues1 ]3 a% r1 y/ d! {3 X
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t, h: b; k: s4 D* v$ u! OResource Allocation+ h# e! T" J% ?1 S7 _
Pricing
2 g4 I& h6 }2 i" l- z( MMarkets
, y7 A8 O$ a1 C$ l6 d! u4 E% tGovernment roles
3 t9 C7 B- G- @& Q) M; w/ a) ~Or would like to learn more about , }8 G# m: e6 n9 k6 W
The energy sector, including sources and markets6 K* I" S8 v" ^' y2 ~9 N4 I
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues: X, u; G( K# z. j% c9 ~
You might enjoy a course about 7 r# M/ H' J* X8 y4 i9 q* V4 W
Energy Economics!+ V. _+ N: ^3 h4 [
ECON 366 Energy Economics* L7 K! j- h5 N. y* @& Q3 w7 t
Topics:
* v! Z) H! t9 ~- ~5 Y: X1 \8 K+ KPricing
1 Q0 H9 b0 t$ J a: A$ }Role in economic growth - @0 t; Z# O5 w/ H6 @
Energy sources and markets " X' S S6 Y; ^( n1 v
Role of government ! o: U" x) J1 v7 P6 }
Regulation
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Externalities
: z: ?& z" p+ G$ u( iRegulation2 _9 R2 F* V a! Q( T1 F5 s r
Government roles
* u8 o+ N8 v! k% p% XOr would like to learn more about
9 m4 B3 o+ Q+ @, dEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
+ o" k5 P4 g8 @1 {Steps taken to address deterioration
3 H* H Z; i n0 X$ A* v/ pYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
0 A# h3 z8 O. A7 o9 @2 }& c! v0 ^3 OECON 369 Economics of the Environment* z. H. _; U7 |7 V. I
Topics: 0 f3 U5 v/ Z0 R. D c, b" H( a0 z- a
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment % j4 w7 r# u. l7 y& I4 s1 G2 a0 S
Types and causes of environmental deterioration 1 P. m; E9 \( F. I7 W r! [
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
6 d/ m% J( s$ L% l( URecreation economics
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0 ~* L. y: C/ } Individual Incentives, n: s/ o* N/ M D( s' _( p& o
Total Welfare - f/ ^* K- ?7 C
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! ( N8 I1 u( m! ~) x
ECON 378 Law and Economics
4 H. p/ Q& c2 T5 ]$ [" T$ ?" k; tTopics: 7 a$ u5 o7 P. p' h
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
" j3 }4 B+ _& y% [1 cCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
3 ]* _8 I* c! F# K2 dChild Support Payments
4 ^4 G* @! b6 k; N; h$ ]% ?/ oPrivate Divorce agreements
% {1 E4 Y) N9 i2 b" I4 K | aCriminal provisions of the Competition Act3 `. [7 m5 [; y7 w- |* ]. {/ E) R
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: g j m( a. i9 V& o5 d) @0 uPrisoners Dilemma2 X; t2 U. J. }7 l6 V6 E
Dominant Strategies
7 v- E7 a- t8 o; q# ^Collusion
* O# H% k+ H- i- z* Z# aYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
3 K5 ] u& n2 A+ x* q6 xECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications/ g8 t) q% E2 ^" q% U
Topics: ; d. |8 }$ n% F1 Z8 b. I
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
9 L% P j5 o- F# o( kApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
6 o* T! P. [" c( c, U- w9 e" FNote! Prerequisites:
# n4 Z. U6 Q$ {% ~# j5 G+ |" [ECON 384 & 299 |
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