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If you enjoyed learning about:
6 H, H4 Z, z7 G' nTrade9 y/ t6 F' ]2 C, C1 j
Growth4 x7 E" j J, p6 g4 Y# J% C2 }
Or would like to learn more about: ' V: F9 e) Z8 p0 H1 z
China as an Emerging Economy
6 r& m) ]; o; B; f1 s: I& w- I6 ~You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
% Z$ ]1 }2 S: M/ V7 j1 ?ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
" k& V7 ]1 w; a6 s e+ I% `" h8 pTopics: ! A6 l( M' n/ y3 r* M2 [+ a, a
Chinese Economy Characteristics6 z2 s. b+ K+ R* Q) ~( y6 E$ [
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy) }- B) m- _4 n# T4 L7 `
Consequences of economic reform' _% C4 x; i9 J) d+ |+ h4 l
Canada’s economic relations with China: X1 ~. f3 V+ m. I: O
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If you would like to learn more about: ( o" i3 V5 b( e3 [( v: ^
Rich and Poor Countries# n) i3 U* ^; f+ i2 ?
Why economies differ
& t# x6 H+ Y* L5 f; nCauses for such differences: q+ H( a. [& |) I
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth T3 J2 I0 V9 T ~7 Q" i8 h; F, ?
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth1 F( {; e4 R. p1 k
Topics:) K/ E! g. k7 b1 i
Technology
9 k9 `: L) e( z4 NInstitutions
% B, f3 n- \- Q! ^! YGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence 7 p# C( V' I7 g l& y7 X
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If you enjoyed learning about ! g( Y" Z1 ~+ F2 {! y( v/ Z
Supply and Demand# y2 X/ d# H/ D3 M
Consumer Behavior
/ g8 ~! Z( X. c1 \Production and Cost
9 a6 H4 e( m0 t z2 T0 u6 o% T% EPrice and Output
, q- X+ l, n5 DMarket Structures
: X) ^. ]8 |4 {' BYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
# n3 F; q2 _* j) d- p2 F% pECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
& W, u- l1 M7 w Z) o# r; VTopics:
p& N5 A, Q8 {8 r, N. |Theory of consumer behavior
; f2 c# a- E7 @+ ]# iTheory of production and cost
( j# v; a% ^, Y' L5 CPrice and output determination under competition# b# @: ?" ~: _% G/ N" @8 a
Monopoly and other market structures. [1 q8 V+ Q- r( L
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If you enjoyed learning about ) J, s0 e, ~: c
Costs and Benefits ; K& _; J4 h' l8 S+ O6 N
Externalities
% \8 ^ D5 E" j' D# D! D$ K+ W* ~6 }Decision-making$ a) Q8 x" p _6 |7 i
Or would like to learn more about 2 y. k( O1 C+ b6 j" a& B4 N3 b
Capital Investments
: |" Y8 h; n" `# TYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
% c( N8 ^9 N" {+ PECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
7 i( s: t" F' }0 c8 `Topics:
. n ^/ {! @7 P3 F6 q& MCost-Benefit Analysis
: S& T/ {* h0 k; N$ NEvaluating Public Investment Projects) i- J2 }$ }8 l* N
Look at examples from
5 V" r/ w$ r* O! M) ? CTransportation
$ m/ O$ h4 J7 X$ Y. {( [3 TRiver Basin Management
" e \9 I6 L0 v2 Z2 HElectrical Generation
) I. m: j( k+ HOil & Gas and Pollution Control$ w( m5 }0 b* {5 Q7 g8 ~7 Q; t
) T- U U+ N+ k" P& J* d( wIf you enjoyed learning about % A; M9 g3 `: i
Supply and Demand ]7 U( z [1 Y g+ f! k: Y( o
Externalities( j' |) f/ U0 R# |
Resource Allocation# i. I( v+ G" F2 ]6 B% [* A
Taxation+ ^, e* m9 P* s- \, V9 @- \1 M
Or would like to learn more about . Z9 e7 c1 Z9 W4 n$ q! m, h; D
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada( C3 @0 e. z: K) J4 n: S
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
2 z9 U7 S, ]2 W1 I6 M- p+ b4 }8 bECON 365 Resource Economics
1 W+ n: ^( B% G( [( u8 Z0 UTopics:
5 I, B' t" L* V4 A4 Y; @Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources1 Q0 A* _. t+ c( R2 {
Scarcity and pricing
% A U% f. R( |( F& }7 Y: b1 jContemporary Canadian resource policy issues2 t6 A, q. s' ?) O
% ^" i2 M# c' x: N2 rIf you enjoyed learning about ' e1 o) M6 b0 ~$ q# ^, w# G
Resource Allocation2 r. ~+ c. z3 w: @$ L
Pricing5 m* H# M' p3 y$ Y
Markets
, n+ T1 t! O5 M: v2 E7 \: dGovernment roles% x' y; Z5 i+ _" ^9 {2 X' ]
Or would like to learn more about
) k) v, t |! j7 P. }The energy sector, including sources and markets3 n* C1 h1 s$ t8 h, R, z. z: j L
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
7 Z4 n- E* ^) T: h2 u5 GYou might enjoy a course about
) r. M6 K7 [; A) qEnergy Economics!
9 W9 s2 I x$ S/ [3 O7 wECON 366 Energy Economics$ I4 M5 |: y6 N. [: Q
Topics: . Z O, }$ ?+ L' Q" r. e/ h, \
Pricing
( p5 I8 Q4 V" c: U4 [( ZRole in economic growth
9 v! U0 u0 \4 p9 l8 f( lEnergy sources and markets
( h. }* y" c t( j2 H+ iRole of government ; P( t. s6 Z7 n
Regulation
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If you enjoyed learning about 4 S- i$ e8 p$ x+ z
Externalities* L+ e" D, b/ D; J/ B! l
Regulation* J. g Y2 E" j6 C
Government roles0 Q! D. S- r$ S5 c: N# G1 [( t) K
Or would like to learn more about ) K4 z" Y4 f( R+ w$ p" z; c
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration n6 X+ n9 }- V1 u4 S0 r
Steps taken to address deterioration' F$ _- R1 p. u% K/ U9 O
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! * b+ I& k. M8 E/ I$ Z) o, e) \; J! S
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
0 g" ^) t" z* _ F o; m: p! vTopics:
* S& [( T5 s+ }, K+ N# \Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment : n* q8 \3 p1 `
Types and causes of environmental deterioration 2 O5 g2 e/ S4 V0 F
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
8 I9 v1 g# L e6 L) vRecreation economics
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; J9 V, ^/ K0 R5 G% jIf you enjoyed learning about- @0 B0 E& |3 p8 P
Individual Incentives5 o/ M3 L& d6 J& h$ j: B+ q" i
Total Welfare
6 `2 q4 ?# o. g4 _. W/ z# S* ZYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
0 b! B* F, m& O* r( o' g7 s+ l0 o ]ECON 378 Law and Economics: j$ ~! H2 |: [$ q# ?& Z
Topics:
5 c i N# W# Y: A( e, C% AIssues in Criminal and Family Law% H* G) E: N( C S
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
$ g; H$ O0 C" ` u2 \Child Support Payments
) D8 f3 l0 z( ~) X4 G' XPrivate Divorce agreements
) i, R# [3 |& {Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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0 t6 s; U. ~7 k8 u, R' D# ^* ZIf you enjoyed learning about
8 Y/ L1 f+ x( {# h2 t/ U% Z; h4 E1 f; APrisoners Dilemma
5 |# a, K: c$ A( T- P. I! jDominant Strategies3 z* Q4 R2 q+ `- W
Collusion. O8 ^" z" w) m! D! `* ?
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
3 p6 D( t# N+ Q" e) ]ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications3 j+ t* ]1 W! k1 i. y! P) t
Topics:
! P; W; v2 C' } C0 W8 c8 NAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
$ E3 n& f3 C- ]3 n. K! hApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 1 S9 ~' \1 a( u7 p" D4 U
Note! Prerequisites: * k+ T6 E% W2 e2 C9 d
ECON 384 & 299 |
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