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If you enjoyed learning about: # }5 W/ o2 B# z: d$ {- k+ `" m
Trade8 Z ^% Y/ m; w, }( m- m
Growth/ g s* o% G9 k3 z" @0 S% f
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China as an Emerging Economy
- v3 ^) U H9 T, ^You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!5 V8 v1 T1 z2 {% R8 C
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development- z* R8 [2 K* g+ f" E
Topics:
3 I& d8 c3 n1 d- O7 `Chinese Economy Characteristics
4 l+ Q3 C) ?2 f3 e9 j5 b& |& ?Recent Events in the Chinese Economy3 P! C; g8 t; x7 U5 w
Consequences of economic reform
, w( t7 U5 [5 E: d$ W6 VCanada’s economic relations with China& ~& p9 }7 D. P/ J1 V$ m% W8 w# ?1 s
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Rich and Poor Countries I! Y A5 X8 s9 N4 l1 Y4 a3 Z
Why economies differ2 T" b) c6 T& H; B
Causes for such differences
7 l" j5 s3 o$ A" N" `You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth* u7 q" e3 i1 s1 J: c
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth/ w7 o8 L/ h, {, C" M* j
Topics:
3 G2 W) y$ b/ s% oTechnology0 z+ x3 K# N/ [ Q# o: ~% ~
Institutions( D8 _( H0 N! t3 k/ @
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence " Z7 L( @% E7 d6 ?: e
- O# \; B/ g T8 rIf you enjoyed learning about $ H& ?) {3 ?4 P! U$ ~- A
Supply and Demand$ q8 z, v" Q2 `+ v9 |
Consumer Behavior3 O Q. [$ h" `6 R B1 L
Production and Cost6 q) ]9 P. @; M; X' C4 S6 u+ `
Price and Output
! j+ ?; Z! v s$ kMarket Structures
8 W9 p: h! }* c$ _2 VYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!# u7 A) B( L$ o. e. \) `0 }
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I* M" z F0 o7 H! P
Topics:
; g1 U& x+ ~0 I( ^" J: g7 e3 l3 x& ]Theory of consumer behavior, u! S5 l) z, x7 J6 T/ j+ e" _
Theory of production and cost
, o/ j4 g! l5 B {Price and output determination under competition
) e5 }8 E, T! ~9 `Monopoly and other market structures
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( K& X3 m$ `5 v( ?4 {0 L; Z. vIf you enjoyed learning about
; F7 P, {0 V* q/ f& @ c$ oCosts and Benefits $ _! _: {% \; }* M
Externalities
0 r* |$ _! C( {! u' lDecision-making- s/ g' u& G. h+ d( a
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: j! J5 J0 O ?5 o4 k$ e$ r+ PCapital Investments
( ^" O* P# a1 O4 u# OYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!: {- |* y$ K& s B& `, b4 ?+ U( V
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation1 u# d+ R9 b7 ]0 l
Topics:/ c5 \3 T9 X6 o6 s0 P" y
Cost-Benefit Analysis5 E9 m( f& Q( I( F. V0 C: h: m
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
( a9 ]1 a$ ~" F: L2 H3 mLook at examples from 1 r7 ?( z# M8 v9 x* p" `2 C& [' x4 _
Transportation
J; Q2 M- Z1 y3 C! ARiver Basin Management" O1 l# @' ^8 J! U) i
Electrical Generation
* D+ ~+ i, _+ I/ S/ f. BOil & Gas and Pollution Control- N* |+ W0 s6 `' j) b) C* g+ P' |
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Supply and Demand
3 F3 d- k/ ]' c/ q; ^Externalities
" W& q8 X- T1 ^Resource Allocation
: E; W8 z- K0 DTaxation
8 i' g& y- M: d% |( E0 G9 uOr would like to learn more about
$ g1 l; a+ @* r: \* h5 KSupply of Natural Resources in Canada" s3 P$ |5 N) d: C& M* k
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
, j9 o4 A* L6 Q. f9 KECON 365 Resource Economics3 @1 f0 ]8 K* D
Topics:
' W2 M" d1 c* a) p! ]. A! `3 x4 vExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
?9 ^0 J$ K& R. v8 ?Scarcity and pricing* A+ z, Y1 {( @3 `. \" O
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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5 M% U$ w0 Z5 v! i9 BResource Allocation
k* F; a6 y1 T. Q; _Pricing2 p; V, D2 v. N4 U, g# F4 i9 k8 b
Markets4 V9 P9 f }- @
Government roles/ \( z! P0 n4 i$ b( @
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# D0 Y6 Y! l7 }. OThe energy sector, including sources and markets
) N% V2 K4 H0 m; J! HCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
! T; O. U- e5 P: T% `* ?8 c/ Y+ nYou might enjoy a course about
% _: u5 e0 l/ OEnergy Economics!
; S. l9 ~/ k; b" F# pECON 366 Energy Economics
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# R+ Y$ E4 [/ I- x, ], iPricing
$ w/ {& ?' F; r. U4 DRole in economic growth
w w: M, f; t1 g/ j" sEnergy sources and markets
) g% p; Y, ~& b! K9 j" w( j7 ^3 J* DRole of government
. i! t/ _+ x+ v' dRegulation
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If you enjoyed learning about 3 p A, x( ^- ^. t
Externalities8 P! w7 Y# F& e5 L
Regulation
0 t4 p0 m# m# NGovernment roles
! F/ a, h- E5 a' U0 k# UOr would like to learn more about 4 w. H" q# M+ Z8 E2 x6 B& c) l
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration; A4 z9 T. S5 w, p
Steps taken to address deterioration
% T3 E: Z" T- B2 N* J% f; PYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
: a$ u! W3 `9 @% F4 F) \ECON 369 Economics of the Environment0 ~# x4 L5 } U
Topics:
! {2 H9 m9 ]3 u0 c( u& dEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
9 G! J, A2 }* D/ d* yTypes and causes of environmental deterioration $ v+ J0 o& ?4 O
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
) z2 \0 v& a" D" c) [$ Q! cRecreation economics
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) Y, |( `% Q& I% E( lIf you enjoyed learning about
3 E- _8 |$ z( ?0 a' n' c/ p% M Individual Incentives
$ U, R* N7 S, @( h% Q1 l7 pTotal Welfare 1 K& |# S& z9 P; _: x
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! ' o* F [9 }3 \& b l# j. Y& F
ECON 378 Law and Economics
: Z1 O! \7 B5 lTopics: 8 m* ]. R* q- [; i
Issues in Criminal and Family Law R/ i( B7 W. D3 |; ~
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
* f: ]/ ^. U5 a" F, N& bChild Support Payments [( A4 G; M4 Y4 ~( X( \
Private Divorce agreements
$ ?( C+ v, i6 jCriminal provisions of the Competition Act/ L8 S# s& R8 t4 N8 E1 K
9 U3 z7 V" b( b; yIf you enjoyed learning about . f0 W9 K: ^/ a: p e
Prisoners Dilemma
: A, e5 ^ K* m, O$ UDominant Strategies& o% X) [$ ?7 c, n7 E$ |! v
Collusion
$ w- |- Z {' b5 K* z. n1 Z; sYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! ! ]5 `; U, w: R. u
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications& t3 y1 }. E- E+ @) S
Topics: ) W$ J f; H4 @- |' {+ m+ m2 a9 h
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games/ ~0 p) p* e2 f3 X2 l6 J
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 7 ~: m" Y6 e3 F+ `: [0 W8 c V
Note! Prerequisites: ; @ U( K4 U4 a5 B0 |/ x- f
ECON 384 & 299 |
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