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If you enjoyed learning about: % I' S5 m. }) {$ r5 ^- h$ } E
Trade
. B% |) o* F' O" P, n3 }Growth
7 K4 x" M% O/ x9 Y" @; D Z fOr would like to learn more about: + U4 ^& m0 X& V* o
China as an Emerging Economy! w' K+ E! \% B
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
! P7 T! R* \ i* yECON 211 Chinese Economic Development+ G6 @* `* H. r- v( x0 F. c
Topics: , X- Q/ C! ^6 Z% v
Chinese Economy Characteristics) B* K( R: s' e Z! N$ ~3 F
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy1 T2 ]/ u6 a- p9 Y. |2 S% D
Consequences of economic reform
: G% `' i- }' O" v g3 xCanada’s economic relations with China' X ?. x$ t$ I6 C) H4 }
6 z& j# m" G6 X5 J! E& WIf you would like to learn more about: " u( {' `+ c6 d/ |: M+ m( z
Rich and Poor Countries
+ A, u9 V9 @* TWhy economies differ! o* {2 d7 z3 X! A9 k
Causes for such differences
( z! p4 \* {! H6 W7 N& [( vYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
' }# R6 @7 q, C' PECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
' Y7 C9 b2 ?/ H8 e3 e1 LTopics:
' x* j; d' K1 `4 \. YTechnology
5 I; A2 ?% {- Z/ wInstitutions
9 E# j h& x$ v* w$ cGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about
. \0 D+ }5 T/ J6 NSupply and Demand
( |% b$ A6 ^' [/ l q! X( Z; `& oConsumer Behavior
8 K+ b. [& }* i- q k. }8 ]! P& PProduction and Cost
. d+ x6 P: a8 r: w; ^Price and Output
7 {' m& t% ~: l; lMarket Structures
8 X4 ~; ]* k+ G7 e* e" g( oYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
; G4 `8 r2 _1 J7 ~1 a8 t* sECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I' O7 ]) j+ S- U7 {! _
Topics: * c# Z) \& l' G* |
Theory of consumer behavior( H7 u8 q' S, C1 V
Theory of production and cost3 A' k6 E! y2 F6 O7 t
Price and output determination under competition' p" Z3 \. r7 `8 N7 w3 W4 D
Monopoly and other market structures# k% z; k1 n D+ F' K
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Costs and Benefits 6 q% G/ T- Q* K# h
Externalities
" O$ n8 @" S9 E' J, d! s+ `Decision-making0 x1 U0 C4 R8 K/ [
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Capital Investments2 p5 O `/ x4 H* m1 Z
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!. g( x' e; `6 C/ i( M4 z: q
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
. \" Y8 L3 h qTopics:
# s, Y& B+ K/ G, M1 q2 KCost-Benefit Analysis3 ?2 M, z% s) a, Q* r% Q. ]! C
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
* U& c. y. C( n# iLook at examples from 8 F* G- l! r, b+ e3 H9 t3 V2 i" I# K
Transportation/ G, z6 z% O: N2 w/ G1 B
River Basin Management
: ?% }6 m$ x F' C1 pElectrical Generation
) ~$ T; ^8 b- w) w" I/ h% q* x- YOil & Gas and Pollution Control+ N2 `' ^* ^/ x% [% d) O4 a
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If you enjoyed learning about
; _1 n' @' _, A4 M0 KSupply and Demand
0 R m% g0 B8 ~ o S3 UExternalities
) R, c9 _+ }" f( sResource Allocation! ?0 N+ C$ r- `4 g' D$ Z
Taxation
5 N M- Y1 g5 }/ AOr would like to learn more about % @) F' `! C! ?$ A* @' ~% b1 v) l8 L' T
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
9 ~( T9 |" G" _6 [You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
: h6 ~1 }2 q% b$ o# @ECON 365 Resource Economics% g, E( w; H; H( b
Topics:* @* R8 H( L8 S
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
8 h! a5 G' Y$ v6 E+ DScarcity and pricing
( R2 l- L# o/ MContemporary Canadian resource policy issues, G" J& s$ p) M4 S; U
% }1 _& [5 w& Y- L! t: xIf you enjoyed learning about
/ S) ~/ t9 ?/ H! xResource Allocation
5 Z6 | G- g+ s: \Pricing& y' h7 x( O2 v
Markets+ C n6 ~* s! L2 g
Government roles
4 r/ _8 L# s2 |: m' s8 DOr would like to learn more about
3 Z# g$ w0 ?- T3 ?The energy sector, including sources and markets
$ ]- P( @) L$ q/ G7 X6 P2 P1 VCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
+ R0 T% j2 [% d, c7 A! d) J( J; RYou might enjoy a course about
" [9 B& h9 f& [/ UEnergy Economics!
# s! p, L5 D* x0 X6 HECON 366 Energy Economics2 L1 `% }( ~- h! J; `9 [0 w. u
Topics:
" l# u" z5 p: cPricing
9 T5 S/ P1 N9 {0 VRole in economic growth ) f3 L) ~( D2 {: o3 X r
Energy sources and markets 8 a3 ~, y. c! S% q3 b; p
Role of government : _( m P- r- J% t% Y- j7 v
Regulation
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Externalities; \# p% X% Q; |& q
Regulation# i. @2 Y* R+ x& r
Government roles
2 c# G2 T& l! a7 O/ cOr would like to learn more about 0 c; Q& U5 d, v9 J' i# t
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
, f" D& X5 t* x" f( C5 USteps taken to address deterioration
3 I6 d' @1 c* u; k# W% LYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 9 [ w: Z! |6 g- G& l; c: ]5 G
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
0 H0 T: O( y5 `0 zTopics:
, _2 ?) F" o" c& pEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment $ d; p* v0 y* c0 a! S$ p- f- P! [# k
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
& \7 u( V& ]2 c8 FTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
0 p9 |* p4 E: O% @Recreation economics; X' v2 S. u1 y3 F# x" U' o; J5 A* |
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If you enjoyed learning about
7 ~" D0 ?% P1 y- s Individual Incentives
( V, @) [/ |. `5 ?Total Welfare 7 u+ @/ ~! Y8 Y* D9 ~6 A
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
( p& k. b) r9 a5 |8 `' W8 Y; HECON 378 Law and Economics# ~, x* `( A _7 e' O D
Topics: 2 J& N) f) A7 j4 U* y
Issues in Criminal and Family Law6 H: q; T. i0 ^( F1 U( _
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining8 i2 s) z& g. B) Q# u
Child Support Payments
# g/ e1 \' `4 u- Y3 APrivate Divorce agreements
( i1 @( M$ N" }1 x# C) G ?5 o) uCriminal provisions of the Competition Act- _3 m0 O: G; v% r& ^" @
/ s; X7 I; u, v5 E% \- ^/ yIf you enjoyed learning about
+ ^( J* c8 ?9 c! uPrisoners Dilemma; ?9 {; e3 |( S6 N" q
Dominant Strategies) M/ |1 E l+ C. Y( a# K( |
Collusion# y! r% J, K$ |1 }5 s
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 5 f5 S" T2 F5 O5 e( A
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
. [# ^. y, K9 Y; s- c/ }Topics:
* h+ h: u& i: jAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games% ~3 S9 j( g6 m5 q* z. W! ]
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
5 k+ t! t6 a$ w) M5 D: wNote! Prerequisites:
& D: ~8 X! n0 D4 W6 G1 s+ a: S1 nECON 384 & 299 |
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