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If you enjoyed learning about: + i# D+ z4 p( {& ~9 D h
Trade
5 r& ~* d$ T5 j+ Q) HGrowth
9 w1 B( `$ q. s5 q9 ^3 xOr would like to learn more about: 0 v1 N" w$ h# T; _ j1 q
China as an Emerging Economy: g0 q" ^" {. G& J5 f$ S
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy! K% Z; y/ C5 W" U$ q
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
! e5 t8 Q7 E* I- `2 l- ETopics:
* @) C9 }' S* Q- K: n# n' qChinese Economy Characteristics1 I! O9 ~" l I# [
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy2 P7 a, X/ a# D# h
Consequences of economic reform
$ _ ]5 U2 z" ^2 PCanada’s economic relations with China: o) d8 y( q' N" Y
4 `" W1 _2 M, [3 n a2 R) ?6 Q( V5 xIf you would like to learn more about:
. H. j; x) T3 O, f1 ?Rich and Poor Countries
9 j2 t" y; _( b4 X, PWhy economies differ6 D a' e: H; ]; |
Causes for such differences t- C0 U8 @* ~& m) z
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
, Y* I* n' D8 I; @ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
- W$ j. A$ B! h/ i5 i# [Topics:
. I7 ^; G5 h0 O5 N @) zTechnology
+ b# e/ E9 m& @( u" j9 r9 MInstitutions$ c7 s2 f! z$ u3 d( l2 I, s1 i
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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; }2 Z5 c# |" U3 z9 `# x1 IIf you enjoyed learning about
0 R7 D" K/ s& KSupply and Demand/ d5 Y( q, |: A# z- o6 H
Consumer Behavior
1 f! o3 h/ D6 a" _Production and Cost' \, z( L; \+ F6 y
Price and Output8 y# |6 F: z* P8 e Z# a
Market Structures$ j3 Z( D `. `
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!1 J" s* H* R |1 S0 n# D0 W1 J7 Y
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I" ~; \ H9 Y8 V5 \4 l' n$ \
Topics:
# ]- o# Z9 W/ L5 N+ M- G; r( XTheory of consumer behavior
0 {" a! E U2 F% v5 s) sTheory of production and cost& u5 T5 _. B I' U1 }) s
Price and output determination under competition
+ W2 i) e* d {" E+ h3 jMonopoly and other market structures0 i- m c% T R1 [
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Costs and Benefits 4 s- x: Q7 w* m) I G, R
Externalities
8 [* |8 U1 o; [- H+ KDecision-making! m7 H6 G, o( y) e4 R! v( y
Or would like to learn more about ! t# B- o0 L) ~5 B2 n7 S. X8 e8 J, \
Capital Investments
# z- \) H7 ~8 ?$ t1 }, aYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!/ h: \$ x1 R: T* R
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation5 K* m- a( c$ Q2 D* k! F/ w
Topics:% ^- Y4 X! J# n" [9 h' z
Cost-Benefit Analysis
- Q6 [+ S2 r9 R8 S& ?Evaluating Public Investment Projects
! U" Q" T" n% Q$ B ~Look at examples from % [3 b. R! n, F p" @6 t
Transportation) A8 J2 F% q# J) a+ d$ r& E
River Basin Management
( m9 ?$ u4 L$ b$ `7 TElectrical Generation" X4 _" z- Q6 A/ l
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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0 t9 G/ h2 L/ ~, s, X# u( B3 VIf you enjoyed learning about % u# {! C) I0 F
Supply and Demand/ B3 L3 E8 ?5 S" Q0 S
Externalities
; f) W1 A2 b; O: G3 h' r2 t4 eResource Allocation4 e6 I/ V( a- R! i& d5 }% W8 U
Taxation3 V* \8 P4 d% x: N4 m+ J' P
Or would like to learn more about ; e% e7 M( ~5 K4 F0 ~; m( O1 P
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada+ {- W) S6 o) W) b( ^; b7 [; W8 a
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!5 l8 H8 E: P( @) ?- g: X
ECON 365 Resource Economics
! P. C% B$ t+ \/ u* CTopics:/ q4 V2 t; n: S
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources t# P, i; r$ q* h4 L7 f
Scarcity and pricing
`: j! U p- Y: e% [/ L6 QContemporary Canadian resource policy issues# {6 h; X% F3 {; R
. C" |9 q: C1 q% @If you enjoyed learning about
3 ?" `% K6 W2 ?/ IResource Allocation- d J$ H1 w/ m O
Pricing
; E( ^* w- ^9 j# j0 n6 g6 }3 \Markets
; \( d% v% h6 T0 w* y r6 N# rGovernment roles
?& s. W$ F' x7 COr would like to learn more about 2 Q: Z* f {7 g6 }8 D% G
The energy sector, including sources and markets' h3 i9 ]- f: {& V' {
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues7 s6 j& _5 H2 Z5 Y, @, p9 q. }
You might enjoy a course about
+ k8 q9 X9 X" G) r$ [) y1 KEnergy Economics!
# @* p2 s# B8 @) D, F8 E! g# @ECON 366 Energy Economics
' C0 P2 p/ C% e* R+ _$ z6 v: UTopics: 7 r4 K- F- w- c; v/ `$ ?
Pricing
' X+ J; O5 w7 E7 k! z4 b: xRole in economic growth
# j4 t0 H0 z* W) KEnergy sources and markets
+ B9 V( X m; A+ a$ p) N4 ZRole of government : Q2 r* s: D- l& K+ o0 w+ L
Regulation 8 ?: X4 z: ^ L/ _( c7 D* T3 D" C
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Externalities
$ c _" C) [8 y( L/ _1 IRegulation
; u8 g$ c3 c {7 X, x5 f: WGovernment roles2 R# `% y0 |" b; a" z, B
Or would like to learn more about 2 \, C: p& x E8 L: o/ G, V
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
2 G4 V) A* L/ p" u4 s ?Steps taken to address deterioration
8 }" D7 u! i% [) o% aYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
( `) Z, k; ~4 c3 m- ZECON 369 Economics of the Environment' l( x# ^7 A' E# P1 j- g, D
Topics:
: Q) m$ q: g# \" k, t X; KEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
! t( Q* T+ n; B0 H2 }Types and causes of environmental deterioration ) C! E" J9 z! G; K8 `; L
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
' B$ `- D+ z. L- N( C- m0 {Recreation economics) c9 L0 p! u) a2 k6 u0 g" ^6 H8 N
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If you enjoyed learning about
, C& o0 @( q; o( P$ K$ S8 { Individual Incentives$ h2 U# _9 s$ O/ j
Total Welfare
/ N- M/ R: K9 Y0 h8 s; L; [You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! $ I3 ^2 u9 h$ N) k2 W
ECON 378 Law and Economics' H$ u3 K+ v1 [, |4 d' K3 z
Topics:
6 u( A- l/ W8 M" `7 xIssues in Criminal and Family Law
# `( u/ I/ ^" `% Y5 _2 S1 {Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining: @. z2 [. U0 ]! b+ c
Child Support Payments
- r* j% ~" i& h! APrivate Divorce agreements. C5 p0 k, w, z8 U9 w
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act' H1 L4 g. g+ t
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Prisoners Dilemma
. |! h: |. _6 I6 s% X4 i5 lDominant Strategies
' [7 I% X4 r" [1 M0 C" h0 Q/ Y* FCollusion
0 H, n* A$ J6 W$ ^; M; G- i7 BYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! ' H: x/ z' f( [6 o" B
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications' z% J0 h. Z1 Z2 v& n
Topics:
* k; u i- m: \& \: H6 JAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
" H r+ m. ^4 p7 d3 R8 e7 GApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion + k- l( ]& M# g M
Note! Prerequisites:
$ Y# g b7 Z8 E- T% ] GECON 384 & 299 |
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