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China as an Emerging Economy
$ T0 d/ I" I9 A5 qYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
2 \: @( `6 I, K: E" WECON 211 Chinese Economic Development3 d/ |6 \; k/ k" Y. K y
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Chinese Economy Characteristics+ l5 A% V3 E8 |4 @
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
& H9 @7 S4 @8 xConsequences of economic reform1 W( {+ N# l9 J% j' _
Canada’s economic relations with China
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Why economies differ3 R' F" b2 \; \+ r' G8 k3 ?6 N
Causes for such differences
k) S2 D1 \- E+ E. l* }You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
, Z4 F. ?4 ?: YECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
6 ?7 j2 Q- r, W; RTopics:: K) s# |. S# U' z& C( G
Technology* w7 i* k+ K& t3 w1 ?3 }' q' z; V
Institutions# h1 b! M4 d% e
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence 1 }9 f8 P9 z7 O; K" k- X
5 W* n! t- |$ ^% p2 S- T: K) YIf you enjoyed learning about
& y2 x- F% P5 d. ]1 \" [5 ASupply and Demand
7 n; i! O& z7 ]* wConsumer Behavior
* [) P- j! s# m: o1 ]; D( h! ^+ G+ jProduction and Cost
& l. a5 d9 B: r) nPrice and Output" D5 t+ S5 {, F6 A0 B$ ^
Market Structures7 y; {! ]0 M2 v
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!& |. D! A" J8 w( o% i
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
7 c' _2 _0 i# D* O8 k- p' w: H: a, gTopics:
/ @: e: g$ A- \2 x) U6 t: m/ {* Q9 ~Theory of consumer behavior
3 x6 C1 a3 S7 v( G: _# u0 y5 NTheory of production and cost
* q0 V9 Y* j5 d$ V, j. r4 Z! m8 I6 RPrice and output determination under competition
, U" l& e3 z1 e- m' K9 yMonopoly and other market structures
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Costs and Benefits
8 U! D! z/ W0 P* N( g2 ]Externalities. m0 F4 Q$ r/ y& z3 d+ [! ^: H
Decision-making
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" L) i$ @' }' A. N0 P, S* z/ O1 F/ x% Y6 |Capital Investments. A8 R1 |! }" j- q
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
5 o) E/ D+ c3 L9 zECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
. [; y8 O" {+ q0 p% Z- ZTopics:
3 |" d- t+ X! S% p( Y& ^" v7 A( RCost-Benefit Analysis
! f) {# E1 N- j2 D ~' aEvaluating Public Investment Projects
: `' L2 w) S+ F+ G- p, K. OLook at examples from
3 w( n) \. @* M, W' KTransportation
. G _, J2 W3 t! ^$ }5 ^1 x8 \River Basin Management1 Z; H+ K, u' g" m) s
Electrical Generation1 D7 L. _5 d$ @
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control4 J# R9 o$ z2 q- P( w: T
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Supply and Demand
p- k, x! ?+ ^Externalities: J/ a1 ]4 l+ E, C$ G7 |8 Y
Resource Allocation( Z' ?0 M2 n/ x, z6 t. Y, s
Taxation$ y% v3 N) C6 U; a+ z$ O
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
5 t( W' T5 t& R* w" M; {You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!0 N# _% r4 X% _- N# W
ECON 365 Resource Economics
9 ~3 u' H# ^ V6 Z* ~Topics:
1 q9 t, y# k' N& q! {8 QExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
! [& U, Z; ?. ~ U K( Q8 D5 w" EScarcity and pricing
: m0 f7 t( K% b q6 jContemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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; t( h7 }; m8 ]( y4 H, r2 _/ Z) ^If you enjoyed learning about
6 ^6 X8 O$ u/ d3 MResource Allocation
h( [$ ^2 \# p0 J* dPricing
; D* D( C" e4 D! Y2 H& t1 LMarkets
5 Y& U8 V, q+ ]Government roles* @1 g, z. w, s, a( c
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# V$ f- |+ r3 F9 [8 c% T4 u. q0 c& }The energy sector, including sources and markets
2 q7 m" f) F& K9 L% QCanadian Energy Policy and current issues
/ x3 M) Z; `1 u$ c8 ?You might enjoy a course about 2 r$ {0 z- {. t E8 o
Energy Economics!% M, y" u4 [3 a
ECON 366 Energy Economics% K5 b# j- Z& z: n7 {1 v/ F3 t: E5 y
Topics: * b9 G/ h3 `" |9 `
Pricing+ O5 n$ s# D1 q
Role in economic growth , q* W* ?3 L8 a7 z D$ Y! A2 L; w8 w
Energy sources and markets 1 f, @/ Z! d- l) g* {, ^# J
Role of government
' k( _$ }! h: U# tRegulation
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; @1 `( \& h# H& e7 DIf you enjoyed learning about
+ G+ W7 o; h. G. q" d1 j" |# iExternalities
2 `0 C8 W' u' x" A) LRegulation
- Z9 V# n2 K" a% A U! n& ?Government roles9 H+ ?& h8 e6 K4 S7 i
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration# i, V; h D2 J
Steps taken to address deterioration2 {2 C) |; { r+ z% D" f
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
9 R# L4 P/ _) _8 C hECON 369 Economics of the Environment
$ J" M$ j+ Q5 ~5 t- h5 Y+ rTopics: 4 r& u: s* E7 V: o5 g) L6 Z
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment 0 B6 {0 }# d% ~8 Z
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
4 p. y: |8 M8 `" v' ~9 pTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
! r9 t1 q7 d) w0 }Recreation economics9 `' d2 v4 o$ n0 e0 J+ K
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0 l, C" w" o0 I0 z2 e2 d# f Individual Incentives
: |. n) G- l, v" m i1 eTotal Welfare ( } w; Y2 ~) @' v/ _4 j
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
, A8 b7 P; k$ W. p& SECON 378 Law and Economics
* s" `. r4 O5 h/ h5 @Topics: 4 z. F1 P/ @: |( J
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
) x6 Z6 G% v0 e9 R7 rCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining2 n* t" G2 e* C( M/ Z* U) S6 p
Child Support Payments
; Z: X, x; B+ m$ B; {- k$ BPrivate Divorce agreements
4 k# O) R" G2 r! A9 jCriminal provisions of the Competition Act
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Prisoners Dilemma
' A- U% n! W1 Z& M5 C$ u' ^" a; |/ kDominant Strategies' | G- a$ o7 g( N3 U0 O2 J
Collusion; N4 {" ]! ~" m; c3 p
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! 6 h- T5 C6 l% r" _" }
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications: c# O0 x5 Y3 m$ F) }
Topics: 6 f8 `4 q7 w7 }! {
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games' ]* p1 X1 w) w0 q; f3 n( j% \5 N9 @
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
, | r8 B6 l7 a; p- s: SNote! Prerequisites:
, m; y; e2 M4 R. z9 SECON 384 & 299 |
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