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Trade
+ k8 r6 C% Z6 p/ l: dGrowth5 z% u" ^, M( F8 _5 m5 O
Or would like to learn more about: / d& A' Q! Z; {2 }' H$ f
China as an Emerging Economy# g* _" |/ f$ _1 ?8 m8 k! }
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!* ?* L6 ?4 S$ f) z# G; B* a
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
9 s' c; I$ {! F- s1 b" M0 ^Topics:
e# q) q; S# j# F' f: K1 _" G8 NChinese Economy Characteristics
5 K7 d2 L! @5 \- `. T4 lRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
. j2 _* s% j2 c! w& ~7 FConsequences of economic reform
* E- N6 T; c6 b1 S/ D$ _( r$ lCanada’s economic relations with China, n! {, d: F) w) t
8 Q% r9 G6 P; x, Y( g f4 nIf you would like to learn more about:
6 s2 f6 \* \5 t$ z7 ~% DRich and Poor Countries' @0 f9 ?+ `3 S2 X* e: u
Why economies differ
) d, B/ ^1 ]% { p" t7 A9 O6 PCauses for such differences
: e) [ N7 q( uYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
3 s' w* T' A& Q; eECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
{2 K" Y% I/ R8 ~9 A) X' STopics:
! T1 g$ u# h: u7 BTechnology
) A2 I2 T' p! DInstitutions! w, R2 }+ e0 m6 l- R
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence & o- Q2 ]+ I) Z9 {
, {3 j$ E4 \7 E* LIf you enjoyed learning about % H8 M5 }8 _4 L* R2 a
Supply and Demand% b2 V! Z1 A% G8 _" f
Consumer Behavior
7 l1 @$ a5 q5 a6 lProduction and Cost L, A/ h) `- K0 l+ ]' {+ K
Price and Output
" L& H9 \6 L0 T0 o9 G! @Market Structures& `' C; O$ D1 N2 I$ K4 h/ c
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
5 d( O- f& f3 W9 R: VECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I" A1 x/ e; U) l
Topics: : X) _& H% B$ ^7 c/ p! }; O2 H( Z
Theory of consumer behavior
3 H4 p! S, R* @, w; ?: j4 ?Theory of production and cost2 X1 M5 V, i- O- T
Price and output determination under competition4 E r& M3 C" l U2 B {
Monopoly and other market structures3 }0 M( M- D, |
. f& L. S8 E- i; D& G" iIf you enjoyed learning about . k' P, W/ y+ S2 G+ f: O) u2 V$ f- h( X
Costs and Benefits 0 m S2 T \( s4 M
Externalities
R3 i6 P# x3 Y% H5 f" \. P# a% nDecision-making, z* B5 h% E: {. y$ R$ B
Or would like to learn more about
# i+ p, q/ u' BCapital Investments0 \* t7 k0 ]0 e c( {3 W2 M+ Y
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!7 x$ T$ c. q9 n2 g- l0 Y/ M
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation* f# D5 E: o4 f& Y4 w# r
Topics:. ]* t4 x! x7 h* i1 g! E
Cost-Benefit Analysis
/ ?+ d' M5 s b6 O8 ^3 ZEvaluating Public Investment Projects' D& l4 m1 }, H, r4 M
Look at examples from ! t9 X3 t! A7 b) e
Transportation
6 }* ~% [* Q6 z. E+ D$ SRiver Basin Management- t. V7 f, `2 @6 S& `0 o
Electrical Generation
) C- C. B: H7 G6 W/ }! A3 H! @0 \4 WOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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: U$ q- }3 S9 V3 s* A3 `. uIf you enjoyed learning about ! J; I8 ~% C2 L( d6 @
Supply and Demand
4 R. [2 t, b' o8 jExternalities
, N0 i% {/ U$ S: M# N+ _Resource Allocation5 S3 V. U" }6 D1 k3 z
Taxation; X: R# [8 G% R
Or would like to learn more about
. @/ K- A9 W. y$ jSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
$ u' i1 C( [/ a% ?# C( LYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!1 c/ w8 G1 o# O8 U" y* {
ECON 365 Resource Economics p j% v7 a8 O5 W" B
Topics:1 g) N. j6 N. W) H) k+ l
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources# W- D9 V# y W4 w2 J) r( [& l
Scarcity and pricing) e+ }, N1 K2 R
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues& ]* R: W' Z0 x/ f6 k( C
) v- I* S# l5 H( w$ GIf you enjoyed learning about
% f9 Q- B. B+ S9 Q& E5 L( W' LResource Allocation* h% r5 t% q H) ?- a
Pricing! r8 i; \% U- Z9 n4 N
Markets
; g' f# p/ _- N, e5 g, N7 x# n9 [Government roles7 v9 P+ U) V5 b, o
Or would like to learn more about
7 j4 a9 f* D2 p* u$ h2 _The energy sector, including sources and markets- \3 I+ b; a+ T$ e! m5 N
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues1 P2 H$ t8 X7 L/ ^5 \
You might enjoy a course about
8 m Y8 [' e" \Energy Economics!
" I: y3 j" a- {& {4 `ECON 366 Energy Economics
/ w0 l) a$ F# bTopics: & N* q# l! h; ]# @ i# d
Pricing
9 S0 b& T* W% K# u2 Z( h4 d1 tRole in economic growth
7 t0 S/ B. ] a+ K/ j. CEnergy sources and markets
4 W- o* m6 }4 {6 z i, CRole of government
( |& X) J$ [& xRegulation Q( D! K D* w, n$ e* a
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Externalities/ N$ w$ v$ z2 X) \
Regulation4 M+ R. t% v8 o( E O3 i0 I
Government roles
$ W+ u0 X+ K7 }4 ~3 C" g4 l+ uOr would like to learn more about
- J$ Z( c6 O+ r% CEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration3 V7 G' g- e/ U; g( @
Steps taken to address deterioration+ r+ i* n) d1 Z+ k% O
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! + s4 G3 U$ }: Y9 I+ c9 M/ X* v& H
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
# {6 F6 `1 Y2 D6 L; C# _Topics: - K9 R9 ]) ?- W- W) N% I
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment * }2 q) @9 |8 A3 ^4 b
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
7 w. n. F( g6 J2 H2 \+ d- MTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
# w4 \3 w2 S. cRecreation economics
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. S$ L, e9 U- W* K$ U6 e Individual Incentives( I6 n7 {$ O* D% q2 x+ L! }. x
Total Welfare
: o0 v; Y1 Z- c; M, dYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! ' j& ?; t- w8 |# m; G& ~& g
ECON 378 Law and Economics
5 c# w4 `/ ^2 z8 |$ m' L+ J* tTopics: 6 E- E! {/ c1 f$ h" }, H/ H3 H; L
Issues in Criminal and Family Law$ f1 [: h9 r, R; f
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
0 [8 g- N+ Z) I( C% N; v2 ]# L: RChild Support Payments
( s$ o3 |2 s9 o9 i5 rPrivate Divorce agreements
6 ^3 p# N( L- `$ R, ^0 M) w/ LCriminal provisions of the Competition Act" X& }4 ~, B5 {( @! W3 G% q
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6 o9 k1 g: }! R! q" I. F& mPrisoners Dilemma! r' p6 {( p% E& [, B/ `4 Q7 L. W
Dominant Strategies; T: ]. I/ R, ~* g" f6 W
Collusion: ~+ t- e" W, z+ B7 i! U' j
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 3 e' `) w7 Y- c6 ~" h: p! P5 c0 j6 y- T
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
1 t/ C" ?& W# p, r+ @; ?! \0 g6 g9 rTopics:
% A$ z _" C z) e1 `; v9 VAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games1 A9 X( d9 o$ U, w5 E
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
2 E | u2 p, M {4 vNote! Prerequisites:
; b+ q9 I! l4 t+ CECON 384 & 299 |
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