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If you enjoyed learning about:
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Growth
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8 l5 d0 o3 \( E/ KChina as an Emerging Economy
; r6 L" G) t+ N9 V; E5 [ xYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!7 Z5 x" {; d1 j0 w) j* C! a
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
, B$ r h1 X7 F: o" C ATopics: 6 m" W2 [) }$ h) C0 h* r
Chinese Economy Characteristics2 I* Y3 ~* w1 X& g1 R
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy8 E# m5 K: y8 J! Z* i% \
Consequences of economic reform
) t: D( Y9 {4 H! g. y% oCanada’s economic relations with China
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- @5 J2 w/ R5 lIf you would like to learn more about:
8 l1 P& a8 S$ |+ l! g: oRich and Poor Countries
4 W$ P: v( J5 {& f+ r) T. [Why economies differ
5 c: t- T8 l7 [3 a# v' c8 \- q* {2 iCauses for such differences
" m+ `9 l8 E. R; |You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
5 |1 m# O. i9 aECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
8 K2 m, X4 b5 m5 cTopics:, q/ }( A. h- S- `) q9 w' p
Technology
$ n% }% A7 n) U5 F* eInstitutions( \+ R% _; g+ F; Q' N: Q5 f5 l
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence 7 t0 f" w( d* k' G% P: X
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If you enjoyed learning about
f# j" X6 r6 O' q6 g' NSupply and Demand
: i, X& k9 H3 O2 o' V- D( IConsumer Behavior, S. H- X+ R7 Q+ M
Production and Cost
4 d$ u! L" x6 g3 W' ZPrice and Output$ T/ P' T0 ~4 x" F
Market Structures) Y$ z9 D6 A7 `" H: Q3 x' k0 A# G
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
0 E) }& `' x3 q5 }/ W" t* p; T* C6 g- \ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
2 s! p- F3 H" S& n' A' E$ ATopics: g m+ _7 i/ K" k" m2 d
Theory of consumer behavior4 |9 V, b2 D" O$ \2 n) @2 I- R
Theory of production and cost
% Y) w3 E1 [9 a. @4 V* M2 a( b n& IPrice and output determination under competition# W; t- f7 j: M& j0 o, ^
Monopoly and other market structures+ a! C4 g+ w, w2 j$ N8 O$ q
' Q$ x% ]7 E0 X% V1 X6 \If you enjoyed learning about
+ v0 I' _$ Y6 \7 p0 c, uCosts and Benefits : [1 W5 B& O c, K V3 F
Externalities# @2 r% M( a5 ]- V
Decision-making1 _1 E1 B8 G7 T
Or would like to learn more about + r; v/ j) k/ C; v* d) L4 \
Capital Investments- U) d, N! x# Y# k2 l" g, v/ m2 y
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
) ~5 }, Q+ Y3 n0 S2 s, ?% u9 i! Q8 B/ |ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
$ t2 o) `5 ]) P- P3 aTopics:
& }5 s4 }( D5 ^1 h, I: d+ CCost-Benefit Analysis
0 d8 D( P v5 YEvaluating Public Investment Projects$ G) I' d( s( `
Look at examples from 1 J, e/ n; s7 U. m9 w
Transportation
Y0 Y# ]& v8 k {1 h) @( A9 |River Basin Management
" Q: P9 K% m# n+ O% N5 ?Electrical Generation7 }( U- k8 W& e/ F: J3 }% M% h- g% ~
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control, o! q# } E) ?" j& w
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If you enjoyed learning about
5 F i( B/ z0 W2 {. q- L# I/ oSupply and Demand$ s; ?/ O* ?/ x* \
Externalities; z3 \# q5 m+ m/ I' s
Resource Allocation- U% C4 ^# i; _( V/ x
Taxation$ m% e' f) b1 L0 P0 Z" t6 |
Or would like to learn more about
, W4 a! J% k$ R/ wSupply of Natural Resources in Canada: O" m K7 A( v0 |: p0 [
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
0 x5 E. C( @& \% r6 h2 f1 vECON 365 Resource Economics$ t* D" h" _5 e1 x
Topics:
7 r* Z @2 [& j5 A; pExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources3 K- |: U; j" r M
Scarcity and pricing" b9 t m+ i2 S3 Q8 g
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues3 @: \: V7 b. y( i8 X
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Resource Allocation$ u$ k# |' [/ k+ Y/ ~$ H% f
Pricing
. u7 d1 p# }$ D: r2 DMarkets! y5 P F, T+ m$ p2 R" Z
Government roles
* M' Z6 i6 p) H0 ~0 rOr would like to learn more about ; S9 f5 u, ?5 P6 `
The energy sector, including sources and markets2 Z6 s: \) C+ i; ~# r, A
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
' K) m2 L9 g: E0 qYou might enjoy a course about
! ]( o" G( H: l( p' jEnergy Economics!7 a, P7 N6 t5 w. C" m2 y- ?6 b
ECON 366 Energy Economics
- C- a! {+ G3 H8 {3 WTopics:
4 @' ^' X+ R5 y" @Pricing5 a# Z! i7 {+ B; f: C* ~( s
Role in economic growth ' l4 [+ o$ B2 {5 J
Energy sources and markets * `% p' W7 H, y$ l& p7 Z
Role of government + R( R+ j# m& V ~- s. n" m# r! J" Z
Regulation
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0 X3 b9 d. G, q+ h' BIf you enjoyed learning about
) l: ~) A8 B$ @ Q# J5 oExternalities8 s7 d8 @3 e. f8 p7 l
Regulation( X$ Y$ y. U! c% K9 C4 x# l1 ?
Government roles
4 d, M) x' }+ G8 \5 p$ JOr would like to learn more about 0 M2 o! y; C7 o& A7 K+ u. e
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
$ y7 q4 c X4 Z; x0 R, `Steps taken to address deterioration" g+ Y2 [9 z$ N2 ~) n4 O+ q" f* N
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 1 q, `" m+ Q& ]* Z, P Y0 C
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
/ t) _ p; L6 E5 r5 @Topics:
8 H# {$ Z# `( ~2 l0 I. `Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment " j4 e3 K! y2 R `/ J6 n9 n
Types and causes of environmental deterioration $ |* g1 n: F5 E: O
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 6 {' K1 d! {7 o* l
Recreation economics
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; t' L1 J) k" ^/ C, R' Y' {If you enjoyed learning about
+ l. S+ s4 W# C5 F3 U" V$ Q0 s Individual Incentives
* o! b) i; [+ \% f1 YTotal Welfare * S& r" L! S6 ^1 O8 R
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! ( Y1 Z/ v F# N
ECON 378 Law and Economics
5 ?: r8 D' U" T1 c2 r/ Y! y8 ~* WTopics: " Z2 u7 x; U3 Q+ y6 A- z& b
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
( O! d8 F% F `, K; `Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
4 P; b& Q7 x4 ^% w4 z; }2 a" JChild Support Payments
, G8 G5 K/ @7 y3 \ E# M4 \; xPrivate Divorce agreements* D7 Z5 s+ d* r. I1 o2 G8 E# Y6 z
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act: b% [7 i3 i& w6 L+ ?+ m3 ~6 g
- }$ }/ p1 ^$ \0 Z# ~9 F6 qIf you enjoyed learning about 5 `7 H r4 m/ h2 Q2 H. @
Prisoners Dilemma
% {$ q. ~6 O/ M; dDominant Strategies0 n' i, y w3 B
Collusion
% s* h3 l: X0 W$ i* }8 TYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
9 o2 o5 _5 O+ |ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications. }2 R6 V) s9 ]3 D
Topics:
, ?) \1 U/ V7 s& X7 u4 e& ?& mAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games0 l( }( D3 A) N5 c5 S, K* K' k3 W/ V
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
/ e+ s; o* I+ g0 ^* ~0 O0 [* B- j5 B5 ]Note! Prerequisites:
4 ]0 i3 S8 `3 MECON 384 & 299 |
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