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If you enjoyed learning about:
% ], s% O. {$ {9 n. jTrade
8 B$ t0 G, [: J" f! a2 UGrowth
6 R: v9 G3 ^* f. |' o2 vOr would like to learn more about:
/ U( P" T7 Z* z- m. @5 Y6 uChina as an Emerging Economy
; E1 Y- ^" A" N+ uYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
, d5 x# C* Q# d( oECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
" u3 R+ o( n; I8 A' F4 q1 V f$ kTopics: 5 v3 M" R# e5 J% z9 ?! L r
Chinese Economy Characteristics
( c+ ~/ X- [& O% z3 bRecent Events in the Chinese Economy8 U& z* l6 c6 k2 o: l/ X
Consequences of economic reform
0 u$ g* C& ]9 b hCanada’s economic relations with China" ]! `( M/ ~2 U/ U( X% {4 `% }
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If you would like to learn more about:
, }! }, Q& M7 d9 I2 d/ ?Rich and Poor Countries9 c! Y3 A$ I2 E' a
Why economies differ! e6 B/ w- K& l, F+ c6 z
Causes for such differences" U1 z( Q+ E& W8 x& \, v/ N$ u! i+ P7 ~
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth$ v2 J9 R3 k; Y3 Z4 W
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth' W2 e3 ]/ `. A9 H
Topics:
' d' r1 L/ W) ETechnology+ t" X( a R4 @! N, T
Institutions
1 Q' Y2 A& l5 Z# [0 BGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about
. A* q. g# e; b$ K' OSupply and Demand
! V9 X3 D; X. `( T( AConsumer Behavior. X+ q5 r% j7 y4 C; ]1 ~2 \, T
Production and Cost* F8 g( @. t0 F4 {
Price and Output
1 K5 H( G& q) W/ T$ L5 qMarket Structures+ s s& [+ S" ~ v# g8 E* `+ i
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
" Y+ e8 S1 E3 Q; V: }1 jECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I$ P9 X" ?2 f# R0 i
Topics: - w( I- N( V( b5 n
Theory of consumer behavior9 C, Z" N0 S7 ]" ^; y
Theory of production and cost# x' |8 `3 ?! M$ a4 d( g+ L
Price and output determination under competition
! K* ?0 s$ r: G* FMonopoly and other market structures
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If you enjoyed learning about
% |! Z4 @% j6 M/ x( U2 [Costs and Benefits
6 o/ Y4 h$ c0 A E6 u* B" @2 A3 XExternalities
+ \7 y6 A* O1 H0 w# y' hDecision-making$ [$ H2 M% W5 H1 v* N$ E. q7 V# O7 I
Or would like to learn more about
* I J+ A. U" FCapital Investments% M2 t" j; m6 n! Z$ B
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!) H* T! a0 ^$ ~3 b( j
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation' D9 y; C( w( c4 }' C
Topics:9 Y1 ?" k5 i/ e! H6 D& l- G
Cost-Benefit Analysis
, b9 p; Y* u) u* |Evaluating Public Investment Projects
; N' n$ V0 j% SLook at examples from 4 O" e3 s9 T; P
Transportation* u" R2 a( W1 c8 y- j2 ~2 {
River Basin Management
$ o! ~0 ^# G* V- u% FElectrical Generation8 t4 V* r: ]' T7 g3 r& [* v+ ^& [
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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If you enjoyed learning about
! K" ]: o$ m0 S5 ^4 lSupply and Demand5 o/ ~1 a- O+ r1 I! M5 F
Externalities
h* U/ w* B4 XResource Allocation
/ L8 {$ x& i' T4 R9 t2 m; HTaxation
1 p7 X4 [' Q" ?' J2 h' ]Or would like to learn more about
, s1 L% Q# D5 cSupply of Natural Resources in Canada D! y, A3 O7 }- G
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!( `) J6 E6 ^& ~" R
ECON 365 Resource Economics* S% u/ w( ^6 F, u+ ~( A; k9 l% P
Topics:
0 w H/ m; Y3 Z. \1 p1 d; t: @Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources3 a' ]/ R$ `7 Z' W/ \5 [
Scarcity and pricing
- h+ G1 W& N; ]+ W$ H' U' @& b+ LContemporary Canadian resource policy issues# g0 M' T. P1 n; Z+ f: \( G8 N
# E& r5 k \" t' l1 a# WIf you enjoyed learning about $ P) z* B' c- X' Q* @
Resource Allocation& u/ M3 V5 U6 Y+ Z, u2 B s4 j: c
Pricing
0 A2 H8 O% D6 d z+ \' SMarkets
5 i5 X; H" q2 f/ ^& k L2 a JGovernment roles
. a6 X" S& B# @/ ROr would like to learn more about
! K* ~0 B1 o; t' u4 F& v7 XThe energy sector, including sources and markets: M) | X# q4 o
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues% U/ p2 l2 ]% v# \. ]7 e
You might enjoy a course about
/ n( _' G" ?7 y( k8 \6 V+ OEnergy Economics!+ S/ K7 S5 h; D8 c a
ECON 366 Energy Economics4 W! N- e' j1 Y, P# q0 c7 N" o
Topics: 1 r7 V+ m# M5 l! k' H
Pricing8 R7 R0 W9 v5 N! _8 U& R/ t* w
Role in economic growth
. q! a' B7 ~" PEnergy sources and markets
0 l5 X! H# f: T; jRole of government ! |. V5 Z. }4 [* C5 a" Y
Regulation
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If you enjoyed learning about
5 y6 x! ~3 v8 C$ x! M, \. CExternalities
3 I+ U5 d9 o% g) N! DRegulation( @8 z+ n+ Y1 `5 Y! l& N' B, w
Government roles7 f0 O% n, U- Y5 F
Or would like to learn more about
4 @0 e/ A3 _! |Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
" D/ Y2 R9 U' w$ e7 g2 p3 HSteps taken to address deterioration7 y$ r, P; e. b
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 1 W( k4 C5 W5 f9 _ o5 G- n& y0 o
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
2 {3 B: \. k4 X9 ^, PTopics: ) A0 K7 p6 e/ N: w& b
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment 0 D, h3 S( c. d. u7 W: M* _0 v+ f( } a
Types and causes of environmental deterioration 6 J7 q( Y9 o' |
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 2 }9 M8 L# M1 C) m6 H
Recreation economics
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9 A W0 ]+ _/ Y1 I/ h X2 v' WIf you enjoyed learning about# _1 @# E/ c/ p* C: o1 I. z" M
Individual Incentives
( e/ H/ ]$ R& O% J0 B) E' j- n! ]Total Welfare
" B- m* J* T0 PYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
+ z8 }7 c% U9 y |ECON 378 Law and Economics
- m5 E, X5 E! ~% GTopics: ' c7 `& O+ C! w+ F. }
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
8 [4 i) j; ~4 qCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
# v% w p* }7 H9 J8 z7 fChild Support Payments
( x& z0 ]/ U9 f6 G3 ?1 @Private Divorce agreements
" Z/ i; _! `; F9 |2 BCriminal provisions of the Competition Act& m* i: @1 k7 M/ p& o4 E4 ^/ @' D0 T
/ t0 ]. K! i9 o3 V. ~" ]7 ?If you enjoyed learning about
0 \& }' C" F3 v9 lPrisoners Dilemma
, {: E. r j+ e0 j$ V5 uDominant Strategies
`7 [( P. T0 q8 m v/ |" s; W" eCollusion
+ F0 S0 z, |( Q* K& q& HYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
6 }, Z/ W! x+ B; cECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
; o0 u' m; A& y/ f4 i% hTopics:
7 H% }% a9 q- m, J# Y$ ~$ f" u, ~Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
6 ?, ], i7 d. O4 h9 E7 ^* B1 x5 g3 TApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
2 v. ~( v+ _3 K1 DNote! Prerequisites: % ^2 `: D$ i' d: a4 f
ECON 384 & 299 |
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