 鲜花( 4)  鸡蛋( 0)
|
If you enjoyed learning about:
2 i4 C1 j) K: a, N' {) F/ S: tTrade% r3 _3 U |5 G8 U' T
Growth6 X7 F. A3 g5 r' I6 f
Or would like to learn more about: 0 ]; T2 Q8 O# J+ D
China as an Emerging Economy
2 `1 L& Z. d# Z9 _You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!" z9 d6 V+ k1 m1 ^8 ]
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development( I7 H4 S& P9 L
Topics:
/ H# ]4 m/ D' X+ m$ v1 @1 oChinese Economy Characteristics
8 g7 \, Y6 s3 mRecent Events in the Chinese Economy
. c1 p6 d" t4 t/ u6 pConsequences of economic reform: e4 R3 ^3 a, |# y5 A; j; _
Canada’s economic relations with China: D1 S: `1 @* R% A7 b
# L# E8 w: u2 s5 R8 ?( m' sIf you would like to learn more about: 7 c, f5 `/ Q* X6 u6 o
Rich and Poor Countries1 W9 w# y8 x3 j. M
Why economies differ+ L$ i2 W$ s7 W' P
Causes for such differences- x' _ |. _* B. B; }$ f
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth$ q5 K8 ]3 T* ^ F Y
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth) B( z9 E+ f+ B/ [& ^/ a; L
Topics:% ?0 U6 l5 g. F5 R
Technology, R8 e1 t1 L1 v! l& j
Institutions( H- X1 W0 f/ x0 G9 i# C1 W5 s
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence ; Z* T: f$ ^% i1 N3 {, s
* s. g; [% g: [# X/ }, W
If you enjoyed learning about , y/ l. Q* g' H" C+ J! ]
Supply and Demand {& H# a( Z+ Y% _/ E
Consumer Behavior/ K8 u8 w- \5 x# _
Production and Cost
- R6 u/ ?9 l: e0 F/ UPrice and Output
9 I* @5 j, @* j) w' l( G5 Z8 jMarket Structures
" E; E; z! S0 T, K, XYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
5 Y7 Q. ^/ K; h$ b$ t* c: wECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I# W, p7 Q7 Z. M) l/ ^
Topics: 8 V) u1 F) z1 c- g' r: e$ d, D3 H3 o. M3 C
Theory of consumer behavior4 l" J$ f8 h" v9 f7 z* U
Theory of production and cost" T. E+ A# ~. [7 l! h) U | t
Price and output determination under competition
- V* Z, o( K, b7 ]) r0 dMonopoly and other market structures
, Y' q. ?- S$ w( h- b4 r* i& O
; U+ Y. h3 k3 _, W& K1 S$ J8 l8 LIf you enjoyed learning about 0 A' r& P$ h. L- r, B/ z
Costs and Benefits
# n% D6 ?6 b) L2 ^6 R! |# ~# HExternalities
" l- Q$ k- r, ~. fDecision-making
0 e) g% U' u; m# t' k* ?Or would like to learn more about , R% a" Q! e2 l4 p! j
Capital Investments
( m2 n" T* C% j4 XYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
! v) T* g* o7 j: C9 hECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation# o! t2 j2 m( F( p! q3 I/ v
Topics:
4 b* ]. W) _: T% V8 UCost-Benefit Analysis( m- |' m P% g4 K+ d) |- e$ O
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
1 W0 k$ B6 I+ P' N+ a+ m' hLook at examples from
- D* Q' U' M: mTransportation X% z$ q7 W' F7 }& j3 D" y
River Basin Management4 l" d0 z( R: a9 d
Electrical Generation3 c2 M0 r9 \- G, z' a. [: p- [
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
. ?% M7 B3 Y6 G/ b* T9 h
2 c0 _4 R4 n4 m$ E( _* cIf you enjoyed learning about
. ~( z) E: |# ~ V8 U, VSupply and Demand
0 ]4 P, |9 L3 A2 k" Y' t& E7 S. O/ [Externalities
, T! s: Z6 d3 A8 H$ ~Resource Allocation0 ~9 i0 }1 z, u' _, e6 N( S) w/ C
Taxation) y3 i9 X7 D0 V% V
Or would like to learn more about
c7 i0 G# e7 c. t( DSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
8 Z" }# G, Y9 t/ |You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!' d- k2 K8 q# |7 w$ h% H
ECON 365 Resource Economics( f5 F% N1 r: K# l
Topics:: v; B( P0 M6 v8 H9 l9 {
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
: t! i ?0 f: F, t2 f/ x2 VScarcity and pricing( G1 H1 ]- u/ z
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
+ ]* {/ g M: J q
9 V' j: @+ D$ }If you enjoyed learning about
" |4 H2 M9 z1 J- xResource Allocation. ] `2 c; `' F8 _- [# z
Pricing
2 n: j, s7 Z) y! h" KMarkets
% X6 g3 m8 |9 ~" t& eGovernment roles1 M \3 o+ y" x" y* `- W
Or would like to learn more about
( x; [0 g. N; r7 aThe energy sector, including sources and markets
, a) v* i) G8 [. p9 Y3 y1 rCanadian Energy Policy and current issues- Y1 n* T6 O X& m7 g4 @
You might enjoy a course about 4 G+ U4 u% D! c6 T. @1 L( ]
Energy Economics!
0 V& {/ e& G |ECON 366 Energy Economics
4 G- M9 J; J! G( YTopics:
5 H. M; O$ A4 _# d1 f1 T0 }Pricing
5 r" e H6 X! d, [5 W4 |% Q$ mRole in economic growth
3 J, X% s; K6 _( C* u5 `Energy sources and markets : K/ r5 g+ _5 x! q; g& `
Role of government
. v. s) b1 \9 r4 @3 mRegulation
2 I( }1 j s5 k) T3 F' q
) _0 D% J7 R" N+ g* @4 C8 o2 dIf you enjoyed learning about 9 p+ O$ a6 F4 K# _
Externalities
( o$ \1 g6 g9 h. A8 RRegulation
) _; ^! R% Y8 J1 \Government roles
- V5 s8 Q' M( K u$ J4 COr would like to learn more about
8 ?6 d! m# Z& b, ZEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration2 k' l, y! [( r0 k1 i. D' c6 K
Steps taken to address deterioration
9 @4 k5 V: |$ z; A' m3 _You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
' k% ]) ?) }2 C K0 DECON 369 Economics of the Environment! L5 x1 _' d2 [/ \1 z/ e
Topics: 0 X' A6 [7 H% z) Z; m4 E
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
6 _5 X. _5 Z0 @7 a% B( pTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
. n3 l, p& t+ ?" XTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
. \7 R+ U, g1 N D' H1 T" kRecreation economics
, U- G, y9 Z2 }9 l4 X5 X2 z+ ~2 B/ d6 m [% ~ L" ^9 Z3 Z
If you enjoyed learning about
0 P( e, x: U' w# b5 A' H( U# N! Q Individual Incentives" ]- Q6 E& ~0 v8 O& Y+ }
Total Welfare
! V/ T4 }; m7 T- v$ U1 m5 b, uYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
4 _* G* s) W9 }& u: ~9 D7 p8 GECON 378 Law and Economics
! }' O" [; E0 ~# ^* ~8 a7 N8 |Topics:
% E$ i- n2 D9 E- JIssues in Criminal and Family Law$ _+ o& x9 K& \% T( d' @4 R
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
, t/ Y8 W. m- oChild Support Payments
5 |2 V9 l! R$ K" D9 VPrivate Divorce agreements, T: H" U/ x2 S! b& M2 ^& T" \8 N$ B
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act# {0 g U% r% v
$ |( v0 Y; o9 @ r: vIf you enjoyed learning about
( a# G y# S) Z( F QPrisoners Dilemma
5 U8 g# l/ R4 @- F, \1 e! }, ODominant Strategies
: {/ \! ]' ?4 N7 b+ S5 F, }Collusion
9 H, y3 G: h5 a1 D+ uYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 1 L5 R i# y# V- u& a, _
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications$ T7 n+ [( b# x+ H/ }1 n$ ], j
Topics:
9 d' h: T3 r5 A- KAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
! P! `! e3 {5 Q4 B8 P& V; |Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion % c, w% N# n9 k( ]- n9 t
Note! Prerequisites:
0 u0 B: \% F: t# x& U' HECON 384 & 299 |
|
狗仔卡
发表于 2010-7-13 19:05
提升卡
置顶卡
沉默卡
喧嚣卡
变色卡
显身卡
