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Trade. H$ N1 |( r( j$ L8 T E& h
Growth
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China as an Emerging Economy
2 Z: i7 @- n" [9 S4 h% tYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!( `3 u) R# X. f( L8 N
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development5 y+ K2 c+ J8 R/ `" ^7 m
Topics:
$ |5 M* f. m& c. QChinese Economy Characteristics& S w! @; j0 b4 ]4 h1 T+ \2 C
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy; | \4 l4 }/ a A$ |( V
Consequences of economic reform# d& C3 O' K0 N) }/ k
Canada’s economic relations with China
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( c: V; e& Y! x9 R. e6 b7 S4 w0 |If you would like to learn more about: 5 C9 ?! @! A% I
Rich and Poor Countries
7 P. ^4 u: Q, d8 AWhy economies differ; Y; \7 i. u9 q1 Y& U0 a: k4 L
Causes for such differences
$ A- G4 y7 z: t3 `+ X) K/ vYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth5 N# O$ d7 T' y9 n& v" T
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth$ t; E( `3 v5 @' n
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Technology$ Y ]$ D* M- W A' `4 _
Institutions
- x M9 x6 M' o: Z' Q% V w0 }2 b BGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence / S) J& R5 s, U2 m/ D
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Supply and Demand
: D, i Z* h. z" ZConsumer Behavior
" g! `. q! D2 G5 w1 q3 jProduction and Cost
: m$ B- \3 _6 H, h; ~; b% z2 FPrice and Output
, @4 q5 Z' q# V& G) f* ^7 c5 {Market Structures
1 }; s. o8 m) D% \2 Z: h+ FYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
2 U; g' n: S' C" Y0 {' a9 l, rECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
$ `9 g+ w6 v$ p3 M0 z% ~Topics: ) f3 f2 c1 K- ~
Theory of consumer behavior% K0 o- M( V" k/ f: \
Theory of production and cost* a6 S2 \ j1 B( F* _- C6 J
Price and output determination under competition1 h; Z1 n9 H1 E9 I
Monopoly and other market structures
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- z7 ^) j1 x7 MIf you enjoyed learning about " Q4 o. R( L6 K7 l) G5 s1 }
Costs and Benefits
" H4 I9 j6 a) ]7 a, U- {Externalities
* z. s0 s' h- k" Y5 `) t1 eDecision-making, }1 A. A! C" y* g, s9 b% u
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Capital Investments5 y# T. \" v0 I' y) I* k
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
/ Q# W4 i3 U. d& ~0 }ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
" E" h# j, i! ITopics:
/ _( L% R1 L8 |/ o E0 wCost-Benefit Analysis
/ ]' {* `5 y+ q/ Q" B/ v5 s9 r" mEvaluating Public Investment Projects
) C+ B5 @8 S9 @Look at examples from 2 T" h: a- H \, c+ G
Transportation3 y; l7 S- Z- @5 X) J. V
River Basin Management
: A' l8 U; c: I5 U8 UElectrical Generation
& ^( Q' h3 ~3 O; k4 M/ Z5 [' k) dOil & Gas and Pollution Control
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e2 n! G! u3 OIf you enjoyed learning about C! ?8 n$ U" z0 _( P Y
Supply and Demand
E4 l$ U& G* M3 T: |, TExternalities4 r( ^3 Y6 d5 @; o6 d
Resource Allocation5 U4 H G7 a& h; j- m$ Q% I
Taxation2 g& s d. S1 E% Z
Or would like to learn more about
' G4 K# y% O' {( [- dSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
& e% r4 F m0 }: dYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
. }" u, e, B+ t) U8 y; NECON 365 Resource Economics2 f, }% u6 Y6 F5 ^! r
Topics:
1 K1 a# v; f' BExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
1 j& t- X1 e: r1 x4 Z4 Y9 W* R* `Scarcity and pricing# S" ?( b# H' [' q$ [4 w
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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" `& r; d8 J4 |' dResource Allocation
) C9 ~$ L T& N& Z) x8 k# cPricing
0 Y) V# l( I! ]! K$ BMarkets+ O$ L3 B* w: b3 b4 j# D. K: C; _
Government roles- W0 N1 E6 f8 m L7 b
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The energy sector, including sources and markets
7 T6 v; }/ ]+ xCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
" _; L q! h. V: E) U& vYou might enjoy a course about ' G I2 ]1 x2 t4 C0 O) F# y% A' G0 \
Energy Economics!
% \* q0 O I$ z! T+ M+ d; v8 pECON 366 Energy Economics
# y% q2 I6 `/ `/ M. r, N7 {3 `0 [Topics:
( G+ f3 s, y1 \ @3 g6 {) M. fPricing, V; k0 m9 o+ g
Role in economic growth
! X/ T2 a9 z: @2 hEnergy sources and markets
! V9 P1 `% {1 u; y2 CRole of government
* ` R' G& n8 u% h& Z& ORegulation , n$ A) X% @3 c# y6 C9 \9 O
$ H2 ~5 J7 y3 P+ u- S: [If you enjoyed learning about
7 W" @. c0 ~1 YExternalities) u5 i! {7 o- J2 a" n4 \
Regulation
4 a( z$ [. H5 S3 Q/ EGovernment roles
( K; n, z$ L/ d0 a7 b. R( D4 XOr would like to learn more about ; [: V8 n- D4 V" V9 J
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
6 x) j4 P4 o2 G5 S& m* zSteps taken to address deterioration
: Q! ~) L( G. u+ {5 E2 TYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
9 Q( o( A3 ~7 W# G1 F- l4 Q* Y8 l( kECON 369 Economics of the Environment
5 C9 f6 A) g/ U6 {& F" m1 `" |Topics: 2 c$ Z [8 @0 z* g
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
' p0 X4 d7 ?2 a dTypes and causes of environmental deterioration % E6 G' o; y3 ~ i0 H' T% ^
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 1 M% j. Q7 s3 ~/ K, \% y) u5 `+ P
Recreation economics1 h: ?+ G* l: K, |; a3 t+ q7 V- y
# [% c* P7 ~( F- B0 X6 k) z- ZIf you enjoyed learning about
2 z4 k, K5 _+ g8 f; b* z5 W3 ?1 W$ U Individual Incentives
! y/ c. w* e! i% wTotal Welfare ) u' X9 f9 G" R2 p1 c
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! / d% j% P7 k" {# F0 o* S
ECON 378 Law and Economics5 R! {& K7 a& D0 }& a6 C/ {
Topics: 1 \, K( ^8 _; ]/ q e
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
; y, E3 o, c, h& S$ `Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining/ K8 v5 F" v; H% S) ?
Child Support Payments8 y9 d8 H3 z) O% ~0 K- ?' \2 _
Private Divorce agreements2 _% u3 |2 j/ ?9 s; S/ l* K
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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Prisoners Dilemma
7 k% O. s; ?/ h, X% [: xDominant Strategies7 j" n6 n: O' g- d3 Y8 T2 k
Collusion
* J8 j2 T1 Z$ f3 N* oYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
# a( @6 L. v5 ^ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
. P8 i+ V6 K( b' V! @Topics:
7 {: g' U! G; _/ u( XAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
* _* m) {7 @& [+ k4 B/ [2 BApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
& N* M! v: X1 C# u2 G* aNote! Prerequisites: " n2 x/ Y8 N: G: o* H' G' @2 M
ECON 384 & 299 |
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