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Trade
5 W# D% W" R! P+ g- i rGrowth( U" Y. [/ G' w3 I& S
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! z6 D9 B! w* p+ t ~% d9 \* lChina as an Emerging Economy
/ f B% q9 f4 @& y$ qYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!* x [2 Y1 ?6 B( Q* E
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
* ] {5 d# _3 q% bTopics:
3 y9 i9 _. l6 `3 K5 X( R- f9 V2 qChinese Economy Characteristics
' l( Q- a2 w( L0 z8 S2 v- ]Recent Events in the Chinese Economy6 |8 C* s1 _1 l
Consequences of economic reform( H: U5 f" V2 `* R4 I v* R
Canada’s economic relations with China
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% t3 p) c3 ~* O7 |5 _If you would like to learn more about: 8 p/ I8 B- d& x9 t
Rich and Poor Countries
! Q+ H3 `) j* i: F+ U* t9 v( ~Why economies differ
! v% A3 g) o# P, l$ @1 J; ]" xCauses for such differences
# k8 ~) P2 |! {/ E$ |: k; h: rYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth4 K7 Y% v/ }1 K2 v3 j
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
) ~. V! G4 Y- L0 F3 L! ~6 m3 fTopics:/ u% \ d8 W! ?1 v, I. I" n
Technology/ e" n+ K4 |* S2 o* }! e5 t' D
Institutions" L2 |7 Q6 r5 ~- n9 n( a! C9 a
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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9 f# A" A7 \6 F0 i' j% v* I0 CIf you enjoyed learning about
7 o% b$ V! u8 Y7 dSupply and Demand
& F4 p% |' G/ R& m, B1 w6 ? T0 aConsumer Behavior
1 T8 I; k# o; J+ n" g9 Z: zProduction and Cost
) s$ _+ r5 Z8 A% n4 IPrice and Output* F n4 R9 W3 [5 ?
Market Structures
# ]6 A, Z+ X2 P, [( n) w1 BYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
! [& e4 Y% W9 b& a! }ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I, v. G6 z0 q9 L4 u
Topics: 0 T7 R5 u! Z* X' J* i
Theory of consumer behavior
- ]( v4 s- y2 S5 f3 }Theory of production and cost/ b0 W1 U/ I7 B
Price and output determination under competition
( O/ v F( ?2 p$ x* i _/ _3 g5 nMonopoly and other market structures
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If you enjoyed learning about
% W/ N; |- w& E- h/ S1 _; ZCosts and Benefits 3 I6 D8 j2 z4 t d7 G
Externalities
l# @2 d% h% M3 s1 K6 ^6 k; N: yDecision-making* }5 c! X, |# L( |. F5 ^
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Capital Investments
3 |: V9 ?; r4 F. G- V" S+ @+ oYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!1 z3 w' E/ v% K
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
. r# E0 F( l+ K! U# xTopics:, h: s4 t5 ~" n$ y
Cost-Benefit Analysis" i$ W/ i7 o# [ U: j
Evaluating Public Investment Projects1 L3 M5 X- X: Q6 v5 i
Look at examples from
3 a2 B1 n" m7 E( CTransportation
5 q0 X) }! q7 A8 ~4 TRiver Basin Management
5 v% R$ b! Q- v$ y# yElectrical Generation4 z$ |2 @- Z4 @$ F$ c A; ~
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about
; g+ F0 x k7 Q0 }% V6 NSupply and Demand
8 Y5 ? W3 ]: a2 a nExternalities1 G/ k, |0 s" m
Resource Allocation
$ [& R$ p0 i% p9 X" oTaxation. J5 {4 [5 q4 b+ @
Or would like to learn more about # V2 E1 s, J- t* U
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
) }3 Z# P' t. f F9 A% {You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
9 a- l/ ^! Q0 ]' UECON 365 Resource Economics
2 e2 e+ V" L4 r) zTopics:
( l" d' R) t% L; x& D3 EExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
. D% j$ U# b E& q" XScarcity and pricing
' t) J/ I. b6 YContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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Resource Allocation. y" k5 Q5 ]4 |4 \
Pricing
+ p% \' C4 Q" J* _, n% E7 JMarkets6 f6 u3 g* H6 c! {! O3 g. Z/ \
Government roles
! v3 a7 q. C; ZOr would like to learn more about + O8 D' r9 w4 S' W% A: A& H& }
The energy sector, including sources and markets
- r' A6 d% ]7 KCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
( W+ V% M0 s5 ?) HYou might enjoy a course about 6 K# n- J' {0 {/ H$ h6 H( J6 v
Energy Economics!. }! s/ A7 P) V) B0 d: @0 V
ECON 366 Energy Economics
" t# L/ g( S2 ^, w( j3 lTopics: 0 r! x8 [% ^+ C6 }& }8 E- Z' E+ V
Pricing- w, Q2 p1 x W/ _8 f
Role in economic growth
8 S7 Y" D$ E' {: uEnergy sources and markets
# e |. q. O3 |# ~& t1 T- g5 I pRole of government
' q3 B1 M+ i+ u4 B5 BRegulation + l! U% n' d4 S2 P/ n3 v' t
8 d& g5 ?0 s* P$ O! rIf you enjoyed learning about
% h" Z# [1 A, C* R% ^Externalities
; L+ E H( E# DRegulation
' U, {5 x }/ L- _Government roles% x# j$ R4 p- q! s( w g2 R
Or would like to learn more about
; }1 Y' M) Z& I8 d! \Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
N0 R! q8 c5 @0 \4 ]( Y* [6 g' ISteps taken to address deterioration% X" K, c5 B+ S& T2 {7 O- S5 a+ x: u
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
u+ w# h: l! ^# v5 f" b3 _ECON 369 Economics of the Environment* } e) Z( d# q. A$ U
Topics:
7 H4 Z) \4 w5 E* d+ F }$ b- \% [Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment 3 V) Z9 h+ q5 ?
Types and causes of environmental deterioration / t" ~$ J% Y% }, K
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
/ X \2 g$ \0 {Recreation economics7 P3 A; {; T: e2 x. ^1 X
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Individual Incentives
* @2 i. x+ u: U- v# Q1 GTotal Welfare
( z5 i5 S: G! qYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! % ~4 K K7 H( L0 I+ U+ }! V
ECON 378 Law and Economics
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( w: R& I8 ]% R- W' O; ~7 p: s$ uIssues in Criminal and Family Law, x9 w% h$ T. I: }- t
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
$ u; q+ q4 J3 V) N; F! \$ z GChild Support Payments/ U! J' p9 ~3 t% T. V
Private Divorce agreements
$ m* D, R' k+ [, h, Y3 D4 e% dCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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If you enjoyed learning about
+ w! K- V# M# b5 l1 U7 S' RPrisoners Dilemma- M3 i6 i0 ]1 @# d% C7 j
Dominant Strategies6 p( [& I, M5 |, [: c
Collusion
4 }9 _; A1 z9 f6 J! |You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! " v- u. L1 l- n' q! F; K+ n6 u
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications D# B9 h- x1 P: ^ z+ N" U
Topics:
" a4 u: C$ b8 I" h! hAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games' H: Q$ b) x' M. Y+ G8 T
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion ; Y+ t0 ]2 L- r) L
Note! Prerequisites: # _: D( } n. R, o7 e W5 J+ f
ECON 384 & 299 |
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