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Trade! Y, u2 x4 o7 ~, E- s/ t
Growth% K4 G* C/ a S* t/ h0 `
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China as an Emerging Economy
" f$ ?6 [% b) M8 ?; {You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
; U' d& u$ j" S# GECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
! ^0 Q3 u5 L qTopics:
* d3 ^4 `8 ~. G0 W2 OChinese Economy Characteristics$ }6 l# h0 o% y6 I! j! Q! P
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy
4 ~ z$ A7 B2 A( H) ?Consequences of economic reform0 E% l7 O! r2 O
Canada’s economic relations with China9 T# g' M) B! P+ E
: a3 b8 Q( f( U$ `% ^2 }0 i) zIf you would like to learn more about:
$ j: U5 \) F9 T. S$ t2 l& @Rich and Poor Countries
. o' t! `- A# |9 h& HWhy economies differ
6 V% K' ]8 ~$ I% s, A' ~7 fCauses for such differences
+ n1 c0 j( w+ y4 r$ qYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth$ U) B7 P4 ], i. b; E$ J" C
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
3 }. h0 A1 g! z# vTopics:
; ^: y% X1 E8 V A( G) z$ }; e( cTechnology5 \" o9 O6 d* _& Q. f
Institutions
8 o* k6 t* C& m0 k5 }Growth rate Convergence / Divergence ; k& V& [' b' Y* t) ^. Z6 u
' a6 Q6 V- l5 E3 ` [9 A$ C
If you enjoyed learning about 2 j* M! n- t7 ?7 [& e9 I: g
Supply and Demand
1 c1 p% g4 h; Z+ y% mConsumer Behavior
' |6 G$ Q# i7 V! ~) \) \9 fProduction and Cost) Q5 k4 ^7 G/ b5 r6 c
Price and Output2 d( Z3 l" c7 f! a
Market Structures
& J4 ]! Y+ P }, yYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
: } |) J# e% o. D3 U) BECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I0 ~8 B. o3 O& m; g
Topics: ! Q$ M4 \# q3 Q* z
Theory of consumer behavior2 l% Z: ^6 R9 {6 C/ [
Theory of production and cost
+ _1 v4 O7 o5 K9 V) G" p. V' WPrice and output determination under competition
# a" D# _9 r y- O3 Z1 O {Monopoly and other market structures
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- N6 M4 m8 r" P7 n- }8 r7 @8 s- P1 nIf you enjoyed learning about
% J/ O0 ^9 C: K" A$ C) v0 hCosts and Benefits
! y; `9 f- u, L" o- P' LExternalities) \2 F5 c# X' o2 Q" e+ B
Decision-making5 {6 q: f3 d5 f7 e% |
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: _4 l( d6 j$ J9 |4 c% ?Capital Investments
; f7 U6 F1 Q$ I; ?You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!0 }: r: Z8 t* t, B1 x3 `$ M8 l
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation" `9 [# g8 e$ X5 A6 L% m+ S6 K
Topics:
7 x( {6 N/ w# }* v9 p& Y5 `Cost-Benefit Analysis
! I0 z0 \# w5 l" x5 DEvaluating Public Investment Projects: c. E* m- f# o+ c0 e, C5 g
Look at examples from
1 f) Y4 {2 k VTransportation- Q, A) U! j! J" ]
River Basin Management6 ~1 {% D' k- U, @! {; [+ Z+ b) H
Electrical Generation
8 F5 @& {" {5 Z! E/ H- VOil & Gas and Pollution Control9 g& Z$ x/ ~$ j' g2 k# Y
" `% O4 N2 ^# ]# k" V- c2 e& \" }If you enjoyed learning about
9 ^3 |6 C7 d: V* ISupply and Demand
, Y0 u- c( z' H% Q lExternalities3 E6 h7 {; n# G) U) j0 s9 j+ f
Resource Allocation) G. y/ _9 o2 h6 O+ ]- Y. @# L8 ?
Taxation9 M- C! \) {1 m! W
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada% M: e- M$ I& X# S) f( ?# l
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!" H# F, b0 V. r; ]
ECON 365 Resource Economics
0 J* h$ h" k( X9 fTopics:* |, H( r& H# ? b
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources( Y1 s1 s# P9 J, L4 a0 h/ C4 @
Scarcity and pricing
& Q: F A& a$ m/ a! uContemporary Canadian resource policy issues3 z" G/ h/ Q$ W. q# R. E2 e
) d& W- M% p0 u3 r& O- r$ @% gIf you enjoyed learning about
1 N+ V- y8 f; E' I+ dResource Allocation9 L g1 H) s* V# B3 |$ R- E& b. d
Pricing
8 Q! b6 K2 G2 j. FMarkets" \! A9 D. ?: H6 j' D
Government roles' A/ U5 ?/ y( c6 H @8 j
Or would like to learn more about
" N0 b% d$ v7 P6 W# \" j) ^5 x+ }The energy sector, including sources and markets& O" `$ d4 n: Y. c; l' f
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues k/ m' ]0 b- {$ k$ ~/ X, w
You might enjoy a course about 8 v6 b6 I6 i# S9 P! o
Energy Economics!
$ G$ w4 R. {, ^ M8 g9 P* ZECON 366 Energy Economics
/ W& C4 _( W% [Topics: 9 W% A& f7 X3 B: U
Pricing. N8 i' Z' u8 Q; A4 V( Z
Role in economic growth
( V! \' U4 P$ o) SEnergy sources and markets + ? O) k2 n- ^ z' ?- y
Role of government
( h' z& Y4 S, E( s0 tRegulation ^; B9 S* }4 ]- m {( y' j; Y4 Y
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If you enjoyed learning about
" n9 J" U7 X# \. u+ JExternalities8 H) n5 `8 l6 S& W, ~
Regulation
! Z o- M8 C7 `& r3 MGovernment roles
9 _) h! T* }9 N$ F0 ZOr would like to learn more about 0 ]( w+ e5 w; {4 k0 i' D
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration- x9 n* a4 S2 O
Steps taken to address deterioration. x$ P: O0 Q& j. j4 g! q
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 0 m7 t' k' `# X: Q( Q4 x9 ^
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
, S* x5 T# x% V8 j/ {: nTopics: : T. X+ j. s% L/ G8 K3 J, z- \
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment 2 ~1 j( w' m8 ?. i, @5 B
Types and causes of environmental deterioration $ ^/ a+ j) s/ K6 y5 U7 j4 x% v
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
0 [5 B6 f' l! `. ]3 QRecreation economics k* V. J- W+ G( I
7 Z. k, B% a3 Q7 P# I% _If you enjoyed learning about1 n6 a& P& _4 [4 V* k/ m
Individual Incentives
$ ~; f( m/ V0 h3 n% u! MTotal Welfare
6 ~: }! G* O. K9 m) R' ?0 ?You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics!
! S- g9 a* Y$ D; ~9 a. F2 H0 @ECON 378 Law and Economics
" V- M! ~+ s9 q WTopics:
) l4 u$ g- t$ Y# \. l# h" b5 OIssues in Criminal and Family Law0 ?/ Y7 d6 r5 G* [: y. R% V8 ?- e& l: M* S
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
& l* w" c2 y9 i1 E' ?3 oChild Support Payments& H5 S- F# i! q
Private Divorce agreements
9 x9 e% u' S9 {Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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Prisoners Dilemma& ~" d* {: `$ d+ x1 E6 D( Z
Dominant Strategies% A O, f1 R* L+ r+ ~) X$ K
Collusion
; I# J; }, \' k7 }1 Z/ vYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
" s6 c% H0 n& _8 f5 K/ s+ }ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications1 Y; }% T7 z* \8 w0 ~. O6 \
Topics: 3 [9 M' B8 g$ e, t/ w. l7 ^6 i
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games
& N+ W6 h/ x. }Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
: O4 o. o6 U% Q- I% qNote! Prerequisites: - J- B. J, n" L- C7 `
ECON 384 & 299 |
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