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Growth. \( {5 v8 ?" J! \- r6 r, }2 e
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$ ^! I# `3 V$ N( x2 s6 `, PChina as an Emerging Economy) E/ P, Z( h/ h0 C
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
( I3 n2 Q3 ?5 @4 g8 x7 k) T# bECON 211 Chinese Economic Development5 X! a. t: ?& o
Topics: ) A2 u2 S' u2 t" F/ X+ V
Chinese Economy Characteristics3 c1 D& ]: P |2 y
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
; L- \& D" b/ ]Consequences of economic reform$ r" ~/ g. [# b: g4 b
Canada’s economic relations with China
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. V5 M0 u0 q# ~+ J# t5 k, G3 ?% q) dRich and Poor Countries _1 H! F; L/ Z) a0 W7 `6 i% x+ N# G; o
Why economies differ
) o" x$ u( [% ]: cCauses for such differences
\6 O& U6 l+ {. LYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth' ^. B* g0 x9 M, `/ v- h6 e/ n9 f
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
' ~8 C+ ? `0 C( i3 }/ b) i7 U, CTopics:/ R. l5 n3 v% A
Technology
7 J( P7 { D0 u4 e& ]9 q% w9 J, N% mInstitutions9 d8 Y% k" y" Q3 r9 Z- O
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence 8 R2 d e8 {6 V2 Y: }1 `. W
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Consumer Behavior
) e8 ~( M2 ^" U4 N: _0 L: k; EProduction and Cost m0 N3 m; J7 ^/ t
Price and Output# P( R2 u0 _: P% z! y
Market Structures& Z) C/ b5 Z0 {$ ]
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
7 f) K7 `7 v* p \5 `7 iECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
" v) F h Y- v( u6 ? Z5 G- _Topics: ( T8 g/ V8 b& c0 y
Theory of consumer behavior
6 U: a* b3 t0 [8 u! [! A hTheory of production and cost: e: B3 {$ P) E
Price and output determination under competition
" b- Y& i9 w1 u6 T5 UMonopoly and other market structures
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, _4 b! A q# K% ^If you enjoyed learning about
' ]& ?% |* S% h- p) KCosts and Benefits
* g& p) |1 P9 v) t' tExternalities
7 n; f J/ [4 H, ?8 E$ n: {( c- ADecision-making
) j& z, P3 t2 p# O5 qOr would like to learn more about 2 w B( t6 I: a& x7 Q6 A1 k: Y
Capital Investments
! E: E! A$ ]# F% L, i$ BYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
! x, A+ k$ m# y2 I9 f. FECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation3 L! u; }% E8 h. q
Topics:
, Y: H" z! l0 ?. ~Cost-Benefit Analysis4 s9 Y+ ]% z Q. O' B% G# F* Z+ C
Evaluating Public Investment Projects7 z/ v+ {( }% m2 A: g! J7 d& F
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/ v" T: G( d% y7 ?! h p$ BTransportation
4 z5 b+ [! q# `+ a& b8 pRiver Basin Management$ M) s* d' ]& |
Electrical Generation- w9 B4 {9 g X/ R4 J- G6 i
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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Supply and Demand4 b+ S4 Q0 o8 H' Z4 k* y2 I7 ]
Externalities( `+ J' f, F3 ?# y8 N
Resource Allocation
0 l% F- k* m1 G! F5 JTaxation1 {2 ? ~8 l: C+ Q3 C
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6 q) }& k# b' u$ a/ N/ @Supply of Natural Resources in Canada& m9 g( E: n! Z6 K; D5 ]& t4 y* t
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
$ j4 @! \* ^. `$ S% ?ECON 365 Resource Economics
8 B5 f( Y& I0 `: u, I2 _+ vTopics:3 o" X( T. D) s
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
2 M8 Q0 R! o/ L4 e9 @8 r+ [Scarcity and pricing3 `6 r7 e9 T; [
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues3 P+ m9 U3 K8 G0 q
- F7 O7 y3 N( w% z" l* e7 sIf you enjoyed learning about
4 x" p5 i: T. A ?: o2 @Resource Allocation, y; k0 j* W5 L: |7 V
Pricing8 {0 Z# B* x) R, J( z
Markets. \& S- J9 i1 g7 W: a! N
Government roles. J0 [" t% u7 B1 }( ]5 T8 h
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; E4 Z# Q, T+ Z5 aThe energy sector, including sources and markets
: k/ w$ r! t3 ]6 d8 O& Y& FCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
5 w( X/ t& @& `; h* rYou might enjoy a course about
2 t4 r% M. q: hEnergy Economics!1 h6 n; f' p: N& M: Y# p! U
ECON 366 Energy Economics
2 E$ q e6 d; c6 u7 V% kTopics: + l2 i8 |1 a+ o
Pricing
; ]. H9 E6 g' v1 R7 l( {Role in economic growth
4 E1 Q2 ^* [4 T9 A! X( S' ?% V1 e3 iEnergy sources and markets X6 R( @" ]% \1 p) H
Role of government , L" _9 o4 V7 h& V8 z
Regulation + |! Z% e# D( f9 l; V" F+ H
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Externalities
; d8 o7 b8 l' B, B0 P: u. MRegulation
$ @7 H1 ?6 N& v5 x6 u! aGovernment roles
2 _5 ~4 a' m* }9 O. oOr would like to learn more about : P" M) C; J7 K9 c* G7 b0 I( J
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
) J* w. Y. v1 E5 G+ y* H* T, sSteps taken to address deterioration2 J* m+ M; N7 j6 U6 |2 Z
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 3 T: w( e3 C% ~0 q
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
. D$ K C! W: M d+ gTopics: " e# d; h- x: ~, p! W
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
s/ X! M( j: M1 [: \3 B2 W& dTypes and causes of environmental deterioration 7 H; w1 }1 t; `- j: N
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration : X Z. D3 I; G) a7 ^* L8 a- V
Recreation economics
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9 E V* D! c# G; X9 O5 IIf you enjoyed learning about
$ N, D! r' P$ n% c4 o Individual Incentives
5 g) d( n% T4 j( W/ ITotal Welfare
# X2 i8 ]- ]/ NYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
* q2 u9 |- \4 t4 QECON 378 Law and Economics6 Z3 k3 b y1 d# F% _& d
Topics: % k& h$ Z6 `2 o
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
" y) [ }- x1 c& M2 _4 B. {$ WCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
8 Z4 h. L* r' S k1 M" cChild Support Payments
1 D7 P1 t4 X4 p9 D. m0 YPrivate Divorce agreements
$ e5 l) r3 c4 k3 _% MCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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. B! d( r C& T5 oIf you enjoyed learning about
: w/ N1 X: U5 S; ?Prisoners Dilemma% z7 a; c/ }! v& n! b
Dominant Strategies
/ ?& c- n: w" K! M( R# G0 {Collusion
2 Y* x* d c% ZYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! ( p! U% v1 ^* L% b% g' D4 |7 [
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
g# F g8 k2 A# {; n m7 eTopics: % _" ^; R7 ~5 \3 Q
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
& d, O% J" k M5 Q+ s, p# K$ MApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
* m, R( k5 B& @- cNote! Prerequisites: 3 `' V) d9 ?0 H$ M! \
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