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If you enjoyed learning about:
; O t9 e5 o) {+ o# t! }1 rTrade
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! {( Q5 D S; y$ i2 j/ POr would like to learn more about: * U; S& W2 q2 D; ]: a9 ~
China as an Emerging Economy
2 Y* X G p0 I& P% ~You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
6 i: W- U+ l+ `' j% i$ e! D9 eECON 211 Chinese Economic Development6 C! w7 D c2 M
Topics: % d5 O4 b6 C$ ?# r. z( w1 K' ]
Chinese Economy Characteristics* b- v3 O$ y& l$ g$ Y
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy! G8 r+ e1 H$ h7 H) E
Consequences of economic reform1 ]; g: A5 S( F* C
Canada’s economic relations with China
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If you would like to learn more about: ' ?0 ~% }. F A3 ^
Rich and Poor Countries( B+ w$ ^" r( F3 _
Why economies differ N+ ?) y; a) @
Causes for such differences `: r) H; S+ a @, |7 |
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
9 N9 I( Y( ~# x. J$ M6 iECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth/ b8 D6 ?8 s- h1 `3 J& ~! x
Topics:2 j; x- i) _7 J; `
Technology- [! ?9 J# B2 C
Institutions2 G8 y# ~ ~! y/ @+ q
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about
$ Q: C5 {2 L! {1 J! Y% m" _! R5 dSupply and Demand' e E, m" U5 D5 G8 X5 g
Consumer Behavior3 Q+ ]* w4 g/ q. R! Y
Production and Cost
, I+ m- i, Q+ m0 uPrice and Output
B. u5 |2 C2 {Market Structures
7 u- b* s+ B* R4 Y% f: oYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
; a- E! d% v1 E. b% y2 ^3 a3 |* gECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I2 W6 ^9 f( C3 q
Topics:
+ ]: g) Y/ h/ }; q9 vTheory of consumer behavior5 M/ m& c! A+ y0 e8 l
Theory of production and cost6 Y1 `1 } n7 P( ?% F4 B( P
Price and output determination under competition
$ H/ `7 f. K- v8 Q, n! ?Monopoly and other market structures
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If you enjoyed learning about
$ v( J# Z0 I4 VCosts and Benefits
" K/ x8 U" q/ ~. _1 E4 o- V, y; CExternalities# N* t0 Q+ R; i
Decision-making
) c7 G/ x2 f+ b* e( k r3 \Or would like to learn more about + L9 ~- M2 r( Y' r. E
Capital Investments1 M, E* o8 }$ R( q. m* i
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!8 `9 [5 }1 M" |
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
2 ~4 z+ k, E% m# W0 N7 J/ ZTopics:
$ [& ?0 ]5 z9 o' ]8 TCost-Benefit Analysis
/ y' z$ ?) G: }# Y4 l" A4 z: ^Evaluating Public Investment Projects
; s" f9 y% j& Q( `Look at examples from 5 x$ n2 y2 w/ N+ b2 ~" f
Transportation* H0 d7 w& \5 s7 E
River Basin Management
1 r/ q3 `/ [2 M4 QElectrical Generation
3 v3 h# o4 Q0 t: P% L6 S! i# B! d- rOil & Gas and Pollution Control# y# R1 j" q* Y" o% o8 \
% b+ f2 l0 ]& K6 Z1 G: F6 LIf you enjoyed learning about - Z/ m* ~6 P+ |" O, N# A
Supply and Demand
6 S- N: r- N$ R9 IExternalities
: \+ i' a: Y& ~, HResource Allocation0 A! K. U( O% K9 ?
Taxation
- j' E4 u* I) ?Or would like to learn more about
7 E/ Q! b; b0 ?/ N4 A" vSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
5 f J \: m! B2 kYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
% _ q* Z4 U+ H* ?ECON 365 Resource Economics* q' k$ I t8 Z
Topics:# v2 s# w' p1 O, S
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
% e: o0 O( m8 N3 tScarcity and pricing* X+ ^- ^& z$ @ L; Y
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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If you enjoyed learning about
5 Q7 W% O6 W! dResource Allocation4 O7 H8 L/ `: m% U
Pricing
. y8 g7 C& N# i- @: @6 t9 C; fMarkets2 ]* f3 M5 e+ z, ]% U
Government roles' j. _' i& Z/ _# u6 B( U
Or would like to learn more about 9 p* V" v! O$ {) C3 E$ b6 U* F- o
The energy sector, including sources and markets5 x4 ]2 G8 K6 |$ |
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues
5 h7 V* }: M; i3 jYou might enjoy a course about " y3 g# B8 E/ Z' h
Energy Economics!4 t' F% Z8 Q( f
ECON 366 Energy Economics
2 D: T8 Q0 J2 ITopics: : j* |! z* r% F* p
Pricing
1 \; m8 R1 ]) o, l" q1 c+ R' HRole in economic growth ) V) y. c, b; o+ m/ z- c: w7 N
Energy sources and markets 8 j+ {& f2 z2 }
Role of government
! V A+ r- N* F/ V( XRegulation 9 |; c1 Z& o7 C; t! @
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Externalities
% @: r% L7 e/ S& g) b+ m7 o2 QRegulation
+ V: ^: e. A5 o0 U, |! h3 [Government roles
% x! O0 Z# \7 e5 C8 F3 lOr would like to learn more about
/ w- j( _& r# W( @- y$ q% a: D* R) @Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration- _( _% H' |& M" J3 }/ G, p6 x8 @
Steps taken to address deterioration R7 {) n) s1 [
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
3 c4 u% z; x4 lECON 369 Economics of the Environment5 m+ Z4 s2 C6 S2 A% |8 [
Topics: * T$ v& x: |8 f! D: c
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment 0 u$ F9 H* G d/ q! k+ A p5 C
Types and causes of environmental deterioration 8 o6 w f/ @9 v" U8 \) k. ~
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
3 m& I+ g% B' N( eRecreation economics7 H' w ]- ?! G+ W5 m& q
* u! t1 R- M/ o2 U' EIf you enjoyed learning about
* ^4 y; W+ G: M5 j& u Individual Incentives' W( ?' V/ l. K/ |/ |' m( H" w& B9 J
Total Welfare * @% X# e5 p* b
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 6 X1 a0 T% ?% y9 m
ECON 378 Law and Economics
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* }! K f' s; K% lIssues in Criminal and Family Law; i- J# l+ H8 ^% V6 @6 D3 b0 y* V
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining* B1 u: ]9 _5 m7 S9 o1 r* a$ l
Child Support Payments+ H/ u9 s. d1 N8 n7 p0 G: B! }- j
Private Divorce agreements% B; Y4 x4 w- M1 J: S
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act2 n- v0 X' s' M$ p' [/ h
- N1 L2 Y7 W/ u# b3 J9 DIf you enjoyed learning about & |* z/ t% I* d' |% r7 o- w
Prisoners Dilemma; R; R6 H+ j: G& z$ i' b* C2 s3 a% S
Dominant Strategies* z! h5 ]3 U, W, `% @
Collusion
% [# k& J) e/ V' F& D3 {2 h: cYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
9 B( [' j. s, ~2 l2 A! f1 _8 n EECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications. R% N$ a3 Q. a& x
Topics: % \% d4 _( P! ]: F. P4 T$ }# ?- I# T
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
* S8 Z* Z9 @* d! d+ Y0 ]7 lApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
: p0 ^6 S( i* ~Note! Prerequisites: * [9 A2 s \6 ^4 b' p- a
ECON 384 & 299 |
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