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If you enjoyed learning about: ( b2 u! Z3 a7 ~3 z5 `' L5 q: B
Trade
' g+ Z5 i1 U$ wGrowth
8 I6 ?, e2 A0 m& E/ GOr would like to learn more about: 3 A0 ^9 b3 E- y2 p) J
China as an Emerging Economy1 u# z. h* E8 N. X7 j4 ~# k& t- O
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!: ^9 X3 U! C- X9 `* l% t; O0 ^; @
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development3 z$ F+ B. d# }+ l( q. |- t( `8 E! U
Topics: " g; A1 w4 D c; m0 B; q1 m: G
Chinese Economy Characteristics3 D2 k7 v+ I' F6 _. d
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy r) h1 ]. P# g# K% `
Consequences of economic reform; E! R% k1 H0 y
Canada’s economic relations with China1 `+ L6 { C$ u! Y- O
$ |5 _! A h. o4 v& b- ]2 MIf you would like to learn more about:
/ b8 {6 o9 Q8 r' ?Rich and Poor Countries$ e( ?/ z1 `$ u- G
Why economies differ9 A2 L5 c t" I9 x% H3 g/ i2 L, F
Causes for such differences
) R1 t5 G+ n+ \+ ~' QYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
( a4 M2 f( w$ V, z3 I1 R) eECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
# f. _0 S D! t' Q8 m# X# \Topics: \! ]: {+ |8 d# p6 Y9 `+ S L2 J e& Y
Technology
" j8 [) k6 {, a! [# N$ S$ l! l NInstitutions/ q$ }7 h( w% \$ D
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about
M0 [1 V" X8 [9 ` C, Z8 RSupply and Demand- R& n9 t) u; ~7 e
Consumer Behavior; ~+ n5 u) {8 H/ f
Production and Cost7 H C! f. B$ j( I
Price and Output* o0 W1 X7 ^: B/ |: g
Market Structures
" a1 W& C3 F ~6 h0 j; l7 V. NYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!' n3 F' e! s) k$ y8 }
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I3 k4 I3 s# Z5 R# l3 f8 j2 V
Topics:
/ t& w$ v1 S% T4 Q" N% yTheory of consumer behavior6 z' U, E C9 q W8 }
Theory of production and cost
0 {7 Q8 P/ t, W- H: ?+ HPrice and output determination under competition
( U# I9 N+ B" A+ Z1 H! w2 e9 i G% VMonopoly and other market structures
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* l1 j3 y9 q# s- r. f9 {2 W. q4 jIf you enjoyed learning about * u9 y' d h6 s# l0 O5 B
Costs and Benefits
+ @9 P- w/ t z K, N7 ?Externalities
3 h) _8 z+ _/ aDecision-making
' r% D e$ H* F+ \3 P/ _+ d; lOr would like to learn more about
! u" l* P) W/ x; t2 rCapital Investments
. e/ r& ~" I+ h b1 O- qYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!! c* C0 E- e+ z0 K& V! f7 ]( B
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
( Q" ~4 }# r) O$ k0 |; _Topics:
7 e( z- Z4 Y1 C: tCost-Benefit Analysis! l( ~9 [6 K0 h) r) t/ [
Evaluating Public Investment Projects* G" n- `& V; K
Look at examples from
E& U' J G* T. L3 mTransportation
3 s9 Y& A( \* P( M. VRiver Basin Management
5 N8 I1 r% A0 {; H( nElectrical Generation! j. O% U5 [- ^5 _
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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. t% Y3 G: t8 ^5 W3 _1 ], \If you enjoyed learning about : ]8 p6 v" L' m" Y" E' ~
Supply and Demand
5 v# R' ]: g* J# u. l8 AExternalities
- K: O8 O4 t% ]3 X5 {0 YResource Allocation
1 [& P0 \# c+ Q# H1 jTaxation
! w( z3 m& _7 AOr would like to learn more about
; X: U8 I# \7 G) |Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
. [& P1 r0 h7 LYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
W$ C" p N7 h( x. r7 S: \ECON 365 Resource Economics
. }% e2 C* e5 ?1 ATopics:; l# a1 L3 l2 K/ d& d: b4 b
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
0 [- i; u1 G' b' p$ u9 FScarcity and pricing7 F/ u9 z. D: ]
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
! A; {' t5 @& a' r4 ^9 M* vResource Allocation
. Z+ N( ^9 `- M" F' E0 y' WPricing
- d# c% D1 z, p) @Markets6 ^, F6 }- G7 [6 S
Government roles
2 _8 a3 I# j( T+ j& g6 J. Q1 YOr would like to learn more about ) d& q5 m% g) H3 _4 P) C, ?+ q" a5 K
The energy sector, including sources and markets& {" T+ {5 J) Y$ c; M; [6 N
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues4 E7 L( u2 f4 {3 G' C( Z
You might enjoy a course about 3 S( d8 Z7 R' U# ~" }8 _
Energy Economics!$ \* d& r( @/ B# v" w- s
ECON 366 Energy Economics
* r! l+ y* t h6 zTopics:
& I$ P- G& |% ?Pricing
$ r8 M9 E# ^9 y5 J, b2 @( n `- cRole in economic growth
% |, {( }. W( M7 Y% @9 v2 }: REnergy sources and markets
E6 b; e' P3 C- NRole of government - m8 Z/ |" u4 j9 U
Regulation 3 Q6 I7 |! D7 |# ?4 s* I
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If you enjoyed learning about
3 x/ y' Q6 e/ r, S# A/ XExternalities
% Q6 y5 p7 [8 }4 l1 r8 GRegulation
9 n8 ]4 N5 i% aGovernment roles
$ C& K0 z7 T8 w' f% o0 a; c. hOr would like to learn more about
8 P/ @$ j1 h1 XEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
- I0 t! Y! H4 y; mSteps taken to address deterioration+ n& j: e$ q* a1 r& p1 g' j
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! ) S& ~! m" W3 P- C
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
& t# L: ]% s/ G7 wTopics:
6 l2 k, _8 @3 mEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
: R+ i1 v# t9 }) u, b% r! ETypes and causes of environmental deterioration
5 e; D4 ^" ~5 c5 `1 W1 NTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration ( c e/ ?8 h& Z7 S |
Recreation economics2 {) `- i9 V" Z- |5 h( q f* ~
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If you enjoyed learning about9 O$ L' b; T$ @% E. B! [
Individual Incentives! q: u- y& R P: b. I. w0 ^
Total Welfare " U6 [5 d) a. y5 @2 M
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! & G( }3 Y8 | N$ a; M
ECON 378 Law and Economics
. E0 ~! |2 M& {5 ~; v7 ^. A: P8 D$ ]Topics:
+ k) l' x- u: \) C5 z9 O8 b! C# ~Issues in Criminal and Family Law- b3 h9 O* [( r
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining: a: }2 p9 i N7 V, `- S1 z7 G0 V
Child Support Payments3 E$ P7 n% |' f# S4 V
Private Divorce agreements
1 O1 d3 N% \1 W" s8 i TCriminal provisions of the Competition Act5 \' c }1 ?& `! o" i% ^
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If you enjoyed learning about
: V+ C+ Z1 n! D9 u3 ]* s/ `& ^Prisoners Dilemma6 j/ }/ G5 G' v4 \- |
Dominant Strategies
( h" I0 P9 L: q0 i0 c9 ICollusion5 x; D |4 u+ a9 h; O% J0 Y6 b
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
) b7 l1 t) _" _) M4 PECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications' z/ g2 r. `4 ~: ]
Topics:
' z+ s6 q$ X( a; M4 DAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games& i, f$ p* `% |: y7 } Y
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
# z" w- P) r8 h" K+ l7 e+ e* MNote! Prerequisites: 8 N2 q7 Y8 b$ e( H* S6 ~
ECON 384 & 299 |
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