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$ e! _7 G& o4 X7 H' P! j) jTrade/ n! p9 H9 R1 d" k
Growth1 R( o; R. T% u1 t) m/ X' L
Or would like to learn more about:
* k+ l( P8 j: y, s5 s* F: PChina as an Emerging Economy
. n# t V/ M4 k. o, s8 R8 r- T+ pYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
$ K$ M+ B) J- V9 }3 S$ _' O4 XECON 211 Chinese Economic Development6 a1 F/ u' O+ \
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Chinese Economy Characteristics
$ V! t6 D2 U; S! b. ZRecent Events in the Chinese Economy$ n& C4 g) d3 ^5 @8 K( B
Consequences of economic reform" G9 Z( ]. Z2 o( V, [5 S
Canada’s economic relations with China
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3 y7 V) ]5 J& z; f* IIf you would like to learn more about:
* I# y/ K* o1 B" o) SRich and Poor Countries, u) J& z: a F$ L6 q1 u5 T
Why economies differ7 c5 X5 G2 F, P# m
Causes for such differences. Q+ A: F% a+ Q) q/ z5 H* C- H
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
' ]3 N7 c9 W7 t MECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth& P6 _" N: E2 Y: a2 J3 b I9 s4 B' J
Topics:% V& d$ ]! f ~; ? v/ X$ |# G
Technology" f C2 C# F% O3 f9 S* F3 R+ b+ o
Institutions
. v4 Q8 w/ y7 aGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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6 b, I- R+ D, B4 f! g7 V6 OIf you enjoyed learning about
; ]5 Q* b6 u, r) VSupply and Demand. K; Z3 M6 a/ H4 {% u: ~6 Y
Consumer Behavior+ E2 D: g! [/ t% C
Production and Cost' p5 N* @) K# W' ]5 ^
Price and Output4 k% g# n& E1 j1 E. Y" G
Market Structures
9 b9 b7 i& d- U0 t% Y* MYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
7 b; e& m* P t5 \, {% N d) c$ uECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I1 V4 R# [0 J0 N
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Theory of consumer behavior, Y# r, G6 _2 x/ ]; X6 X" w
Theory of production and cost8 t1 @# T% m+ W2 Y- l" M4 J' P+ @3 I3 C
Price and output determination under competition- s; H6 y/ m9 v; k
Monopoly and other market structures1 _+ Z; V0 E1 _! ^3 X+ h5 M
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Costs and Benefits ( Y7 P0 b/ J9 T& J4 v% s
Externalities$ P! K |' u [2 {) O$ N" E
Decision-making* K9 |7 B/ g1 w
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Capital Investments5 R5 [% s* v- Z' X& v
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
8 S) }6 t( j) H. N% F( yECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
$ r9 {3 a+ Y! G# `' r0 {: u# [6 qTopics:
; D% d" u2 G5 S6 }0 K/ ACost-Benefit Analysis/ i& a/ d+ } u, p( \9 R# M
Evaluating Public Investment Projects2 A R4 B* K4 O6 F' `3 B9 w4 c
Look at examples from . i9 c- U8 Q" H( E
Transportation1 ?- q3 u$ R; q3 j' f4 {
River Basin Management
_5 b7 C$ s: t k- RElectrical Generation- ?1 J! R% ^& A! G/ c
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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' n) ~2 v2 | y; X) sIf you enjoyed learning about 2 Z* O3 O( H# h `" t9 A# p
Supply and Demand
& R+ j# M- [! k3 xExternalities
# ?/ b- f5 `% G' Q; w @Resource Allocation$ [' g9 f# ~9 A! M
Taxation
y9 N& D+ m0 c: Y: H2 g& K& DOr would like to learn more about # t( `' A$ L5 l! y8 x
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada$ I. |0 |: L5 }, \( F
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
+ v) b5 {7 d3 [( x. E2 p# X sECON 365 Resource Economics
" o5 k. B5 n+ v0 _% M8 ^# dTopics:8 E+ I/ `( y8 F6 m
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources( h/ X! \! M" O. W/ r
Scarcity and pricing
. d( w8 c5 j5 a5 s: [) F6 eContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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4 D2 k5 K7 d4 f( M. K$ PIf you enjoyed learning about 2 v. Q m6 E+ H O
Resource Allocation* ^1 q) ~2 X7 ~4 `
Pricing. N& Y. E: C! y( |/ V" [) v
Markets$ G* Y: {" @& c
Government roles5 k! ]% x6 P8 B5 B, p/ K8 n( D
Or would like to learn more about
4 X# W! o% N2 S* z( NThe energy sector, including sources and markets
7 o) Q2 M/ X8 y6 N& nCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
: ?$ {1 {4 J4 `9 |0 ?/ o, l4 QYou might enjoy a course about # b2 V/ D' R( \( I" ^$ t" l3 g: S: `
Energy Economics!
2 y: d( o9 R8 m( e a: h r9 t, S* RECON 366 Energy Economics* j' T; w. q X/ t
Topics: 1 e. b+ s* h3 v" t, n: {( J
Pricing
$ k8 i9 Q q8 n# f: [Role in economic growth
+ l& K1 ?8 n" K. U6 t% M7 Q9 `( @Energy sources and markets
% ?- V. `) ?. W3 c; `% SRole of government
, o; A; [: y- C7 ^3 hRegulation 2 w4 m- ~3 D9 N3 w2 ^
( ?0 x) E9 J( Y$ sIf you enjoyed learning about
" ?# y. ?8 u2 p. O/ ?- oExternalities: @- L! Y. Q9 z1 u* L) G9 _
Regulation
8 l {# \/ u5 k" g( J& bGovernment roles
# Q! e$ z2 i/ s8 xOr would like to learn more about
% f. X% p2 {/ E, G+ G3 qEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
+ X$ M6 K9 K* O0 |% Q1 y) uSteps taken to address deterioration
) l5 p' f: O' u4 C$ OYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
# v2 C, G& b- l# y) pECON 369 Economics of the Environment
3 J1 o. }) |5 J) YTopics:
2 q; c, r" }2 KEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment ! T" e2 k" {. w6 o( N) ? g8 ]
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
* _* F4 L* A, `5 b9 cTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
# ~% l5 p) d9 J: F' t( j* ?( TRecreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about
% @. n( `' ?6 A l* f$ S8 } Individual Incentives
+ W% q% d: c K/ w. x0 ETotal Welfare
3 J) D H% _7 a1 o- v2 pYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 7 h( L* B+ C( i# y1 j1 X( f
ECON 378 Law and Economics6 _. i. s; o3 T3 w# y5 M4 ^
Topics: # |# O4 s) E7 z5 ~; [" S& Q
Issues in Criminal and Family Law0 Q9 C3 W# Y: s( i" l' H
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
& ~$ L4 |& u$ eChild Support Payments
9 W4 w9 k0 N1 HPrivate Divorce agreements
3 a% f/ U" P8 |2 I5 U7 z, [Criminal provisions of the Competition Act! t0 L2 i, E+ ~! A( @" R: {
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If you enjoyed learning about
" Y* V( X# l7 O% x* h0 EPrisoners Dilemma' I0 E" t- @) z) w5 U7 D7 [
Dominant Strategies
7 {% D! B" r6 w; f5 W8 j4 ?7 zCollusion5 x; `) w8 f; ~5 [ v& I
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 8 N4 B; V% f' G4 S0 _1 o
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
2 i/ `$ e& T1 [Topics:
5 c/ o( f b' }0 B1 h5 P {$ HAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games f0 _) m! {1 I5 h
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
! a0 r/ I" i, L7 ^4 `+ kNote! Prerequisites: % R3 d: g3 ~3 a( L% _) Y
ECON 384 & 299 |
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