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Trade6 J _! T! L, [ x& ?
Growth! h( s' M ?; l5 p1 F6 T+ N5 @
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China as an Emerging Economy
. Q8 k1 h# J" A4 M) R, _* }You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!& |4 u+ P# @$ m. I6 y' v, |
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development& ~9 Z+ ~2 j. E, \. \
Topics: % O4 {1 C) P1 {: J
Chinese Economy Characteristics- X' A+ z! ?) t) }. D- |* {2 `. ?
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
6 O8 z" E0 O1 p+ M) \# CConsequences of economic reform
4 i! |( V" [' `4 R, n& }9 Y6 TCanada’s economic relations with China+ R! e- @8 R; C# p+ Y
1 { y4 z: h1 {If you would like to learn more about:
/ @! A3 d( t# C, {8 IRich and Poor Countries0 q& `2 n U* M! ?3 p/ B
Why economies differ
* W* U& b: x& A. R/ V# D$ bCauses for such differences/ k% b7 G3 D* m
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
K$ z; K2 l: ?& a# b8 r# ~1 P0 bECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth" N# O \/ Q3 L8 n
Topics:" A' d" ?+ a/ c, B: f
Technology. }+ R) Y. Z& {7 Z4 }6 U5 K
Institutions
' {9 r/ b7 N0 J9 N9 l M# K1 gGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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If you enjoyed learning about
$ ]8 \& ~4 {5 w" U; j- ?2 hSupply and Demand0 M. G$ v( i, q2 R- I
Consumer Behavior
* f) ?# ]# l7 a/ v. t( lProduction and Cost
5 A; N% l& R" C% x( E @* \: MPrice and Output
' z- s, p5 a( S! A! l' ~+ mMarket Structures4 v# |8 I: g7 b8 Y: Z
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
. v9 C3 u. z% T; W! Y8 X0 XECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
/ T' m3 O7 p, M" V: _9 pTopics: : f' I8 @$ U, Q0 |
Theory of consumer behavior
: n3 ^1 _/ }4 ~3 r+ L0 B8 r% a* qTheory of production and cost
* N: @# P: i9 I' v6 \4 R! p( \Price and output determination under competition8 f* T& J4 ^ L
Monopoly and other market structures6 q+ k e9 y4 ?' C
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If you enjoyed learning about
( ~% R k6 }7 q/ m7 PCosts and Benefits
, d" t) W* \9 RExternalities: f3 C; z6 I5 t- {& g+ ?- Y
Decision-making
' i9 u8 H" Y1 a+ j' v pOr would like to learn more about
; A" g6 ?: ^ h, w) KCapital Investments5 o! C0 Y2 r" E& o- U' D/ T
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!- N7 _7 Q: M, ~
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
4 s0 U' x2 e! z9 R3 D7 ZTopics:
* z! r" n1 I6 \7 s. b+ N: YCost-Benefit Analysis
9 J$ C9 J& N5 S) w) ?Evaluating Public Investment Projects4 l6 B- h3 w4 R* W5 O
Look at examples from
, F- O2 p: l( @( \Transportation9 p R1 C4 |! w. Q& a" a# E( C: m- J
River Basin Management
. Z* n/ f: h* M# {' [# |Electrical Generation
, a9 o; y& H0 ?" a8 EOil & Gas and Pollution Control+ I0 |; i6 I9 ?* X0 c* O' }
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Supply and Demand
$ P5 I; S& ?1 h/ r( s( I7 EExternalities6 i+ d* c% U: }9 d
Resource Allocation
2 C' U! X+ o- X- V. `/ RTaxation( ~0 q/ S2 [: n4 e/ F
Or would like to learn more about
: a v3 Y0 o9 U$ R0 L, XSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
' g+ V9 {7 Y: M. EYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
5 q/ `8 |( I2 [3 \* A+ ZECON 365 Resource Economics
4 [! T5 B1 x+ i& j5 x/ RTopics:% Z! O$ D# k; q
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
& n( X" r1 l) [Scarcity and pricing3 m# z2 R& F' W! C; Y) _
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues5 j% X$ s" l; ?/ m$ D
4 L0 V# a9 t6 _# J# a7 k- _If you enjoyed learning about : y. n0 M# f$ j: ]( r. Q0 r. r
Resource Allocation
$ }: o3 a# X9 Z uPricing! p' ?: E7 T3 E
Markets" g F& |2 N$ `) ~
Government roles$ c. u3 H2 m- {6 n9 @. }& f1 G
Or would like to learn more about 0 u+ o! f3 g, F) }
The energy sector, including sources and markets0 {1 {8 m8 B0 z3 _8 r0 p4 h
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues l5 n! C/ y m: O, M, \
You might enjoy a course about
9 g5 D) }$ N( V1 s; xEnergy Economics!7 R% {( Z0 J+ h# ?- l8 P3 ^- O
ECON 366 Energy Economics A8 @ j# p3 |5 i! A
Topics:
! R6 S6 _# n6 ]& bPricing9 f4 \2 f8 h4 ?# J% H
Role in economic growth
3 i, p9 K2 S; v! O% |, A1 V3 YEnergy sources and markets
, I. K4 S; `8 K7 dRole of government
) L2 [$ t. `3 o. u/ XRegulation
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/ k. e/ {; S4 e* M" j4 PIf you enjoyed learning about
& F% m; O5 a( lExternalities
7 N5 ~5 g5 @' wRegulation
3 f8 p: M0 J* p3 aGovernment roles
0 E7 e! s, I. W- K* Y" O) eOr would like to learn more about
$ M/ J/ v: a; h4 {; F- h! o* KEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration+ v% Y; f; V) K& z
Steps taken to address deterioration
7 @9 z: L0 I3 L9 C! T; SYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! ' E$ G; F8 d f0 _2 j5 c" x j+ x
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment; \& H k1 s/ W+ n
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Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
* V2 z$ l& P0 P( q3 f1 |+ e# jTypes and causes of environmental deterioration 6 U m) U- Z1 X& b" H
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
, Z5 R; p* h; x" r6 o( O. tRecreation economics
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If you enjoyed learning about
5 i1 b2 v& x2 P4 H \9 z! r Individual Incentives5 ]+ ^, J6 Y' X V. W7 ^! f
Total Welfare
2 |! d! b C- e h' K3 \" PYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! ' y6 Z% J' Y9 p* o9 g2 P/ T6 g
ECON 378 Law and Economics( Z( l6 ^' A5 A3 q
Topics: : P7 `. T. O; E) A K
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
8 c! V3 Y' x# q, u- }, {Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining/ l" W. Q3 N1 z) B8 p
Child Support Payments
5 e6 _5 ~: I. P: v% P1 q0 dPrivate Divorce agreements
1 D& x3 D8 z/ K: zCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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' U# s. _; ^- S. c: ZIf you enjoyed learning about ! g" l6 C6 G+ ^( p4 o+ u5 n" G
Prisoners Dilemma
6 j' D6 ]( L. Q3 o% RDominant Strategies
2 G' }: W* K5 |1 i' XCollusion
- N3 R2 v# ]$ S. ^You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
; s0 P6 M, d, H/ u- `! nECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications8 }4 |$ K6 T6 ~+ N3 d/ F
Topics:
. B( l, k: ]6 g6 Z/ E: @& i* xAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games) N# `3 ?1 x/ m, w" e; B
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 7 u7 p' M/ x$ t
Note! Prerequisites: * C7 c+ i6 W1 b
ECON 384 & 299 |
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