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If you enjoyed learning about:
! a5 r; x, `1 X- G! {0 @Trade* a0 m" r: M7 S2 Q: I
Growth" c } j2 U& P4 n
Or would like to learn more about: - ]* }; V* |- p; g: ?( X! S
China as an Emerging Economy
& A5 F) R | P) g4 qYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
5 ?6 k5 G' i: X; R ?; K% KECON 211 Chinese Economic Development! I% o/ p h3 g# }6 t
Topics: ! A. z- }9 v0 ^" `5 R
Chinese Economy Characteristics3 ]* R! [" k i% N8 P; B
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
. F. V4 F9 j, O1 MConsequences of economic reform
P6 t. d0 @) P5 q: r% d, OCanada’s economic relations with China! D! R; S6 u5 n3 A( C* s& m
( k, h* `$ k3 A) j, \$ i0 QIf you would like to learn more about: ' |0 e+ k+ C) Q
Rich and Poor Countries$ c5 S( o% W) B3 X3 ?2 N x. F$ @% s
Why economies differ
$ E- d* L$ l3 ?Causes for such differences4 A. t5 A4 p: o
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
1 J: {1 t' X9 Z5 H! o, K+ B8 D/ VECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
! a/ _) P K" r2 ~7 B- WTopics:
& p* u& j" f. t, M5 fTechnology
5 }2 G; q/ |4 K3 OInstitutions
2 o7 d+ V; P# k9 D5 v pGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about 3 \0 x, S# a# ~" l- K1 ~
Supply and Demand" ^* u! Z8 T" _( A, h# C' ?
Consumer Behavior3 z% X! G! u; _* r, Q! {7 z
Production and Cost
1 T7 ~5 M- ?$ `. X& e2 b( yPrice and Output
. x! Z+ {# {* P6 }, D) K! b% PMarket Structures6 r. h7 T& {$ z( o6 K2 H
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
; G( t6 Q2 {# t5 D) T" m8 i- SECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I) @+ i1 G8 p' E/ L$ G: F- ~
Topics:
- X2 s; i9 `. MTheory of consumer behavior/ @- [1 \( z/ W) W1 R% g6 F9 p% ?' o
Theory of production and cost2 F0 ~7 c) t3 l
Price and output determination under competition+ h/ p% O4 D4 Z' L
Monopoly and other market structures5 H* E- G1 h8 G- i$ Z. h
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If you enjoyed learning about 8 p# U/ l7 y; m3 t; u1 p+ j* {
Costs and Benefits 9 l4 D% L- k5 I; d6 w
Externalities
- Y- M; U+ w* B" l1 O+ WDecision-making
+ W1 B; o+ b/ H4 Q4 ROr would like to learn more about
2 A4 I# R& x. L1 N2 J* q4 v7 e, xCapital Investments
7 x: X& l9 v9 jYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!! |9 t2 q3 ~# w# E( i/ H) T
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation. I. S3 o8 a) R9 n2 |
Topics:
5 V3 L. B# D% o' s+ Z: ZCost-Benefit Analysis U! w) A. O$ C$ C
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
& i3 ?% b4 Z; V' y% F- G6 d- ~4 Y4 NLook at examples from . I3 k, W2 O4 t5 {
Transportation
! \) b4 p, L- x8 [* [% A7 O% dRiver Basin Management1 J" ]1 u- ]2 ^0 p
Electrical Generation
' I) I/ A" q, b% X( cOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about 7 Q$ O1 \$ ~, l) d. y7 n+ [/ Q" q
Supply and Demand% q+ P1 f3 c% O2 ~% p3 O0 {5 [ C
Externalities3 ~1 ~5 g/ i* u; G8 n0 e
Resource Allocation+ W, k/ Q* Q1 x
Taxation
6 _* v/ z0 F3 S% K3 l9 B* yOr would like to learn more about / n9 h2 m6 R9 H/ q \
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada2 y! k3 I+ J& ~" e( s
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!3 k) m; r3 |" f0 P; f1 u6 o
ECON 365 Resource Economics
! ^( w; `# L/ C, ~1 D9 C( LTopics:
- {- v$ C- E8 K, fExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
( N. _5 x! W. z, E/ CScarcity and pricing# L2 Z/ {1 P t q/ L) d" m, f
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
* J1 \- f2 f1 g4 _4 G: g$ K3 XResource Allocation& f0 M, L3 ^- f1 b: A. `; a
Pricing
+ P4 B* s5 J9 p; Z0 O" ZMarkets7 A. l7 E M' T; D' V% N' T
Government roles/ N' @5 i$ Z, y3 y; @" y4 c
Or would like to learn more about - n* X( x. a" n% @8 n& i% J2 t
The energy sector, including sources and markets& N) o- |# @ f% j- m: Q
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
' t7 w" ]& Z3 s$ zYou might enjoy a course about
" c# f2 p9 G, |2 WEnergy Economics!
9 J; h5 u, F6 Q* RECON 366 Energy Economics* J; ^; [6 b* ~
Topics:
0 F( F: G# P9 Z8 a1 ^: g4 sPricing
6 K" Q$ s8 }3 N% QRole in economic growth
3 s: S; D# x) g; L/ rEnergy sources and markets + m& Q- o0 e' G# @' C; l8 M' m% j
Role of government
: x% Y' M! ^, J3 {5 L; j! x" iRegulation
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If you enjoyed learning about
# Z2 [5 ]- E/ a; H; p+ {Externalities
. d- F& |( k" n/ o5 bRegulation
5 S/ W- K" c# O9 _/ x+ a+ GGovernment roles; h3 J$ F( P+ ?* q. _
Or would like to learn more about 3 l+ n2 p8 S5 ?% n* v
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
3 `( C2 \1 M* `/ [Steps taken to address deterioration
; `& Y' x1 U7 I, G, K5 M. z8 h$ VYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! + {+ a# Q* W! K& n) o8 g% v. o* T; u; j
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
; g$ O& i5 b3 E" m! j' BTopics:
4 q/ ?; G3 Q/ i/ g, X2 k/ qEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment 6 m7 [$ k, R+ V) ?
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
0 Q& S4 g" g! a& {$ |' wTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration / }$ m* W: P3 M/ k
Recreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about& P/ G, m1 A: D. Z3 f
Individual Incentives, @; |8 k, b7 P: c6 w( W1 s1 o
Total Welfare
% P" {- o8 V; d Q: |" Q4 nYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! . V: B+ i' y$ @0 J. y
ECON 378 Law and Economics: M- W) t# x: c) j+ j
Topics: / Y' X1 Y( h P! ]
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
1 K+ ?, J$ B0 M1 y2 @' _' P) OCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
' D- W$ o3 G4 j* I6 iChild Support Payments
) m4 z4 T9 H% q$ ?7 m. X8 X" VPrivate Divorce agreements S9 {6 S8 l/ }+ }% O. b/ L; U4 C
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act/ N, H6 J/ Z4 P- x% ?
, x* W; C$ N3 x7 q" J9 @% GIf you enjoyed learning about
+ F i; b! d8 ePrisoners Dilemma
$ B/ p n, C# Q. E) T/ A$ yDominant Strategies. I& \3 r0 T% Y* T9 ^8 I
Collusion5 e" Z% q) A5 `; ]. v: r- O
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
4 k2 Y2 _% s2 V1 B4 ~ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
# t# h4 n/ ?' t9 |- `Topics: G& D: J$ J! i }) K9 S- Z
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games, H, r$ X: X' w, K( s
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 5 U, W+ \: i4 j6 a7 M6 b
Note! Prerequisites: $ K' q: ^; _2 L) {
ECON 384 & 299 |
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