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If you enjoyed learning about:
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Growth
: P% T T6 f% M9 K/ P0 e* MOr would like to learn more about: # e- O: B4 i- f- j
China as an Emerging Economy9 b3 D" _3 r b; Q7 s- m
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!9 k2 A1 d1 F) K" T9 h& K
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
5 c1 P3 P. B. F$ r$ U) FTopics:
6 n) @) F! G1 W2 g# g* [! wChinese Economy Characteristics
( q% X9 N5 o6 _: Q- _Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
1 G4 U# f& g- U) S% k VConsequences of economic reform
f, A" Q$ a. CCanada’s economic relations with China
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9 W& X( P6 f6 E7 D. O- _If you would like to learn more about: ; [4 \, h6 w' ~8 h: w
Rich and Poor Countries
& d. L9 c! _1 J; O( O( j, AWhy economies differ
v: O5 d5 W! PCauses for such differences! M+ I6 F( A% R! O/ T% y P% _
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
: A+ z! w+ L& W3 t, FECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
; b( o8 h! C; f* Z2 JTopics:
6 C. B9 \ }* b R# yTechnology; ]. v4 y+ y6 t, I" x6 s8 q
Institutions, u) l2 Y9 U+ T% q7 T* O
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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1 F! H' L% O+ c! V" T1 m8 M) a0 hIf you enjoyed learning about - G( z" D, q4 c- U
Supply and Demand, ?* O' I. H# ~ X- ]( c- [
Consumer Behavior9 ^) v' f: {; g* s' R( U- G, e% Z
Production and Cost
( u" `; l! z0 P1 bPrice and Output/ X% h: w" [- g# p; {' G$ G
Market Structures3 c0 H. D1 ^( S
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!4 M9 m4 B" @; _& Q1 V- X* T$ T7 Y
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
2 W. [. F" N" t2 STopics: % u: O T6 R: s6 \
Theory of consumer behavior9 v9 o# r: n' \9 J d
Theory of production and cost
" k2 o7 @/ D+ G! y' H' b$ f( oPrice and output determination under competition x+ O5 a* N- a* d5 H
Monopoly and other market structures* c: |* S) O0 u
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Costs and Benefits
# {7 A# |% V- BExternalities: v3 H3 Y6 Y' r1 q' w6 ~4 m5 G
Decision-making5 h# k5 C: M/ ~, |1 l6 o
Or would like to learn more about
2 z% r9 J& h0 @' s# GCapital Investments" c- N/ ~5 ]' }; W! X/ F+ }3 A
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
0 s) ^9 Y: V- k) tECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
. H: u& [) b, ~ b- q/ Z5 w, S! P& jTopics:5 t0 ] O, L4 ?3 ^" p% F/ J; F
Cost-Benefit Analysis; K! |1 i5 B/ H/ D* B. b# T
Evaluating Public Investment Projects J- L- W V5 {, N6 s0 ^) ?! {
Look at examples from
$ U/ z- V4 Y6 M' E# }Transportation
/ c! `) Z. D& k b5 N! L" }: T' NRiver Basin Management
9 Q2 l- C# I9 C4 S% vElectrical Generation7 f, t1 J' i. Q! m7 J
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control$ Y# {1 c3 s" z' }9 U0 G
' I$ `) ?, E5 FIf you enjoyed learning about
/ }$ W( ~$ z1 |+ u) }3 W' A0 jSupply and Demand" F) U0 c2 | m' x6 Y- ~, X l
Externalities1 Y5 H. f7 O7 @" w8 X# ]7 I! W i9 Z j
Resource Allocation
) _9 M) p% ?& |3 s6 o) mTaxation' U' n* Q; _6 l8 G
Or would like to learn more about
! e3 A1 K6 n4 f. K* cSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
' S& X, \ A" g, R2 P/ w; ZYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
7 a4 }4 H* S6 N0 g' V* P: e0 wECON 365 Resource Economics3 z" V( N) J1 ?; M
Topics:
$ \8 G. a% B4 R- C8 t/ ]Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
( J! U9 m* k0 M4 `Scarcity and pricing
4 l' L- }. r+ g# N9 Q$ r" m4 x4 P LContemporary Canadian resource policy issues z1 U) d! v) B( z
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If you enjoyed learning about ) |5 s$ |4 y7 Y$ N, |2 t+ j
Resource Allocation% U% N. r n4 x9 _
Pricing" K n0 g/ E2 V+ r% p G
Markets' q( _' @8 \& r0 _
Government roles! \0 i9 X: k7 g
Or would like to learn more about
3 i- z9 O2 g# W: GThe energy sector, including sources and markets8 m" }1 `: \# X# f2 t# b, C8 Q
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
! @4 ?+ N; H! bYou might enjoy a course about
H% [* [5 t+ b2 x$ r0 p3 NEnergy Economics!# g- \8 m# k1 y& k
ECON 366 Energy Economics7 @+ \; u4 M" n/ W
Topics: - R+ e3 g; k+ e8 |& C
Pricing
6 t7 q& n/ I- i) ?- GRole in economic growth
+ u0 `! x. J! {" m; I6 AEnergy sources and markets . l9 T" }! g& U
Role of government
3 e$ j/ I; {8 S I- U% @1 C4 hRegulation 1 h# C' n- X0 ?6 ^
9 B( A! c. q1 t8 ~3 K8 R+ sIf you enjoyed learning about
5 a! W. e9 E# X$ r% J7 ^. X WExternalities- z4 K1 }$ m; G4 _" Y" h
Regulation
/ x3 H9 x6 F: r1 N$ ?( fGovernment roles; z" n, Z! c+ s0 p' h: K2 h
Or would like to learn more about / U# m5 P* _: J7 r- C, V
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration$ k: }2 A8 p& ?+ {9 q* Z5 M9 U
Steps taken to address deterioration5 @4 d' P; ]3 s% S# {& Z
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! & S8 L$ |# d D
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment/ v0 s+ B Y% U6 \$ d
Topics:
, b. v+ L# a8 z9 g8 G# ?' DEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment 9 j; s/ m2 @5 i* u
Types and causes of environmental deterioration ( D* `- U% q- p* s- \& a$ B
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
; R7 ]5 q8 h# p0 |Recreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about
$ h/ C8 c7 u; Y2 c1 v; P2 P Individual Incentives# N T7 |7 x8 [* J9 \4 B
Total Welfare , e4 ^$ s) M: X$ {% ]
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
* _+ Y1 |, j4 i4 y4 fECON 378 Law and Economics0 O, c" z# j+ Q. O0 N B* X3 ?
Topics:
( S: ^ V% [# k e0 cIssues in Criminal and Family Law: x$ Q4 f; g! E; v% m: d
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining9 ]9 |+ E9 Y: a, g( z
Child Support Payments
& y1 V# L# S) _/ P! l# a2 d& xPrivate Divorce agreements# J- ~6 U$ y9 \& w
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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If you enjoyed learning about 3 _/ p$ _8 W* e) u
Prisoners Dilemma
$ L* n# w( h4 C$ k- `( }3 F4 yDominant Strategies
9 {; O4 L4 M- KCollusion( I5 f6 m8 f# B' i9 ]( r3 ~
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 5 a6 O7 _1 i2 [4 _5 e7 l
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
6 G8 n# p! P" jTopics: 0 s/ J* C0 A1 b7 L
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games# j) J5 S k$ |# a
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion + W- ]) D% o+ T2 l9 B
Note! Prerequisites: ; f' H( s! N9 c6 f- a+ U
ECON 384 & 299 |
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