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Growth8 Z( C2 j$ {* K1 W }
Or would like to learn more about:
0 l; C1 b3 ^; x) HChina as an Emerging Economy; g5 n+ E: S' U9 R; G
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!/ Y2 |% D( @! o: \8 R
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
6 F# ]" a4 V0 O2 q6 _Topics: 8 v1 a% x0 S' N7 \& c! }
Chinese Economy Characteristics/ B* Z, L+ e x* G* ~( K" ~
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy v1 r/ n5 H4 a3 k7 S+ ^: i
Consequences of economic reform9 U) w* p( L0 b. A% i- l$ u. M- ?
Canada’s economic relations with China
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& \/ b. n2 b1 v0 q% v- k: AIf you would like to learn more about:
5 F% @' x; v% r+ b- r% i2 |1 DRich and Poor Countries# i0 a: y8 l7 B: q& T& T
Why economies differ$ }7 F8 D. e5 |+ j
Causes for such differences' \- T/ c- f+ r9 n% r/ a
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth9 x$ G+ W7 d5 {) n: I
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth9 Z+ j/ U9 N: p
Topics:
+ ^" g+ O! o, `3 }0 tTechnology L `5 R" L4 _2 u7 h7 G$ C
Institutions: O7 ^9 P/ A) u4 r% a
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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Supply and Demand
$ h8 S) a5 ^3 Z3 s$ C; `Consumer Behavior+ S- T @* }3 W. C: g
Production and Cost5 ?- B, h$ S4 W/ t# V/ D
Price and Output; H4 u# F3 W+ m, E4 [- A
Market Structures
+ o1 ]; z2 R9 t2 I. t7 KYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
N; a" N/ L5 n' t: w. WECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
, ?9 S( n9 H' G. P0 OTopics: . ^% J3 O, }, J
Theory of consumer behavior
; E G$ t: m2 q1 `3 f; yTheory of production and cost
0 X# p9 d8 ]& n+ M: u; zPrice and output determination under competition" ?& S+ j" Y& ~! S. r
Monopoly and other market structures
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% y, E# m# m1 Z- m) tIf you enjoyed learning about 7 \: K3 d4 [; k) H! c
Costs and Benefits * `0 i1 z4 Y' z3 `+ o; w; p- w/ y a
Externalities
/ z* B9 }1 t' e4 r- Q4 }( n7 J. N3 zDecision-making
' g# X0 y% K2 O$ ~% R7 |2 JOr would like to learn more about
- r0 o4 w/ P9 a8 _8 E% A% _Capital Investments
, R% A% ?; O; W4 O' KYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
. C; G: r& R& Q0 `/ nECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
6 _6 f2 U, c/ I W+ [1 aTopics:
) f* m6 Y8 x6 ^# \+ \' oCost-Benefit Analysis
7 u; ^/ c- Z& b) ~# jEvaluating Public Investment Projects9 o/ ?& H `% ]6 c- S
Look at examples from 9 F! ?" ?3 }- T2 F
Transportation1 g9 r ?2 R6 {2 y# w+ \
River Basin Management
8 u- }0 n- j) e: k6 V! n4 PElectrical Generation
- w1 h% U! J0 F' O3 \Oil & Gas and Pollution Control$ R! q Y$ n0 D7 e2 {
/ X: ~+ W! @; w8 `& qIf you enjoyed learning about
2 \2 z1 D4 O s1 q- pSupply and Demand
- m% P s- W" q! ]1 `4 E' BExternalities
6 i1 I2 D) r0 C* Q! @+ T1 a& e5 v" c0 [Resource Allocation
* ?0 c m3 D: `. a. e5 _' G. uTaxation Q) `& j( N" n4 g: c9 } t: t% H: {
Or would like to learn more about
. q1 A* N) d) S8 f, gSupply of Natural Resources in Canada) {1 r* L) G' {# Q+ S% @! F: B) r2 T
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
9 Q2 m, k+ i5 a/ r$ F2 _, x) P$ pECON 365 Resource Economics
$ q; t) ?; A& h% G) s5 p( \2 D+ |. _Topics:8 {) J% `( p3 H! V4 Y
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
# k% d, y! @1 T1 s* ~4 ZScarcity and pricing# U+ |; \& S0 ?! @
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
& D1 z! `$ `) g3 s- IResource Allocation
" Q. X% ]; L X7 `Pricing r8 m6 e% q: z
Markets) I3 p1 d+ m% e3 w+ E
Government roles
$ [: q/ r" T) q% V5 B$ Q/ JOr would like to learn more about ' D7 K1 S) U$ T$ G+ a& K
The energy sector, including sources and markets
I0 v1 z/ b+ n5 `: C: O; H& ACanadian Energy Policy and current issues
2 P3 g1 T1 A5 t% Z/ H4 f% f" KYou might enjoy a course about
6 P' m$ @* s* \0 R3 s1 _Energy Economics!- f+ m8 C* N* s% Y3 j# f! Z! m
ECON 366 Energy Economics; N2 O0 L) n9 h3 g; S0 ]6 g
Topics: - W# |8 i4 \4 t) E3 G8 \
Pricing# b9 P& h" {' Q3 e4 `1 C
Role in economic growth
s" P6 C: z7 W9 u4 m. wEnergy sources and markets
& N& j% W0 a8 ^1 p) n7 _$ \) PRole of government
+ }$ l( [8 S: J* M i+ Z# BRegulation ) T- M. F0 t" v9 h# C* i
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Externalities
y1 K+ `' P4 U% N. p- G: vRegulation
, F0 T* Z7 l8 uGovernment roles
- r7 e( R3 {+ h. Z& s) j; V; rOr would like to learn more about ; F0 r; _/ C ?' \ j2 n* J
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration! G/ J3 t8 P0 D* N1 y% z/ b
Steps taken to address deterioration
0 _+ j7 p/ F8 P3 b& F. F1 nYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! ) H1 ~3 w! C) |" S
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment/ p- b; t' \. K0 n6 J
Topics: ; t! w, a5 u7 L8 T) `4 n
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
6 H$ k4 }! `1 c5 [6 G1 TTypes and causes of environmental deterioration + W$ E; M/ ^& R
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 6 f( ]8 B: n) a& M4 l
Recreation economics
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Individual Incentives
( k: l1 l! S2 TTotal Welfare
# Q0 G$ c+ |; ]/ r) P. s5 h& nYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
9 |" Q6 w4 z% X+ iECON 378 Law and Economics! o1 D* G( Q) }* @5 b
Topics:
8 C \! L# E: Z% S, F5 ^Issues in Criminal and Family Law2 f& }: O' @7 J) p1 g" a
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining% @0 Z: Y1 o6 Y3 a% R5 H2 @
Child Support Payments) }+ U+ Z% s9 a3 s. L
Private Divorce agreements
7 f. ~# ?! i A7 z- a9 A* yCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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If you enjoyed learning about
; @% I. \2 \7 ]9 R! NPrisoners Dilemma% a: j; i) u/ v+ i, q5 Y p
Dominant Strategies4 Q4 N, K# Z1 M+ z
Collusion
: A( n4 J7 Y# T: c, wYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! x: P* P4 c& A5 \. K2 k( d
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications, T# {+ `- }, Y4 K
Topics: , g2 k/ x3 b2 Z8 ]6 ]' g+ w% @. x
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games* m# v( C3 x% G( i
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
1 c# N( Y% J5 s, k1 L0 ~ \Note! Prerequisites: 8 x& l( i; F& ?2 Z
ECON 384 & 299 |
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