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Trade
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China as an Emerging Economy. O. B# ?% J! n& ~
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
0 E' X/ R6 Y4 O6 Z3 PECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
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% E/ t# V- V0 l9 l& Q/ Z3 tChinese Economy Characteristics: C, \0 y5 Z" b
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy1 U, [* _1 [# \/ M( u
Consequences of economic reform
% Z6 I; V2 ^' u' CCanada’s economic relations with China
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Rich and Poor Countries
4 A; q5 H9 l" q5 d. P8 ?2 I1 zWhy economies differ
* N3 a% Y4 @1 ]4 x( D. u; o- ZCauses for such differences
8 v, z. ?+ U# y: C7 P: m/ l2 wYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth# R7 N# t8 B3 C* r
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth3 e2 Z) I4 _: `7 y) m) {
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Technology& k+ s0 U: i8 J
Institutions
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Consumer Behavior) N1 {, _2 c# o, [: A9 f# O
Production and Cost1 w6 N, C4 o. I) p1 G$ s; t3 X
Price and Output
% Y4 Z2 u' o- ~7 v% ~3 D% uMarket Structures
0 `& z6 z( k- RYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
+ c! a8 z" p5 |$ KECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
$ y' Y5 D" x u0 w" _4 lTopics:
9 H0 u3 Q3 e7 f7 S F; YTheory of consumer behavior: ]& \8 E$ C1 C3 R
Theory of production and cost
K4 D' \! { [8 |Price and output determination under competition; v5 R7 @8 K9 Y/ S7 t& {; Z- v
Monopoly and other market structures
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Costs and Benefits
% @# l, M) w- B; c; M rExternalities
5 W3 |* m' H' g0 d# KDecision-making
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; w4 j1 W+ r6 S# TCapital Investments
8 K$ N/ t9 R( U5 K( ?You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!, r/ S0 H" N' i6 Y% S& X
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
2 F* ^) {3 \' q/ h/ K tTopics:4 ^4 Y# A! n# ?# l8 ?8 _% z
Cost-Benefit Analysis+ {; d A4 V$ c1 X% s" d
Evaluating Public Investment Projects. T1 ]- f# ?" ^; J8 m" |" z. i7 @
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Transportation: {- f$ g" L, E$ _0 Q7 G5 T
River Basin Management
4 s. r {# u; e3 R7 L; n8 `Electrical Generation1 ^8 h0 l- z5 a" Q4 H# P
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control
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4 _+ u7 p9 ?' g4 vIf you enjoyed learning about
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Externalities
' f* ~6 C( d* k* x4 |/ OResource Allocation
F' a% @& ~7 g. PTaxation
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada) k+ l: w q: V1 L5 q$ A
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ECON 365 Resource Economics
/ x/ u6 p7 z' Q- UTopics:
, ~% y4 H: r. l V: RExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
( R/ R, `& x/ ^. W4 S' k( Y& kScarcity and pricing- s) k) b4 J! T- p6 d. ?
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues
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Resource Allocation
2 N% P/ ?. E" x% QPricing
0 s5 I2 \' n+ Z2 L9 D8 Y" c6 X/ cMarkets
, ^& f/ a* ~3 M4 t" `Government roles, x: i) x: ? Z* y& J' a5 s
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5 R6 M8 t4 G. S2 M6 cThe energy sector, including sources and markets
! \6 _0 Q* `# U1 P9 [, YCanadian Energy Policy and current issues7 h6 L8 i) a' q7 j3 U9 R! o
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/ v5 }; [. Q2 l" S/ d' w. pEnergy Economics!" a& j. H8 c; z$ K
ECON 366 Energy Economics
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Role in economic growth
6 ^4 t# B$ O2 N; g# mEnergy sources and markets ) o) U9 l2 x1 r) M$ I1 S
Role of government
# e" G4 ? Q* i% L# P# A4 tRegulation - O" U, G, L+ i5 q) u- \6 W; @$ m
( r* b$ x1 a! L% _2 f! jIf you enjoyed learning about
; Q2 F8 d4 K) t: B R/ v8 [6 [0 v9 @Externalities
/ i3 N5 w+ b5 H5 m+ c0 xRegulation/ y4 @2 f& ^6 q1 b0 A8 Q4 B
Government roles1 r/ e+ l, m1 r: W: ]) `2 \+ ^2 V, f" |
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
' X. d. O# F& \8 F( u2 r7 oSteps taken to address deterioration
1 u5 A- `1 f. E# B _: ? g, L9 GYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! * C( T- ~9 l) K. a8 K1 Z0 T! Q) {* g% X
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
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4 P Z J8 d% I$ O% y9 TEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment
# D: r1 j" z3 L8 VTypes and causes of environmental deterioration - J! s, d# z/ ]5 Z
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration 7 e3 Q( L3 @/ `4 Q1 a
Recreation economics
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2 m' i9 W1 W) a. _( EIf you enjoyed learning about
, v% W. y/ q* w, g5 o' g3 w0 ` Individual Incentives+ Y4 B4 ]2 p. \: O
Total Welfare
2 _7 U0 m0 x$ lYou might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! ( X+ j' t' @ q0 Q* Y
ECON 378 Law and Economics* S5 H0 @+ L8 [6 F) @* ~# B
Topics: $ g. g" f7 u0 \" \/ s/ G; P
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
: G" m6 _: x6 N3 o* I5 vCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining9 J' |2 V( x) a0 M4 S1 B
Child Support Payments
2 C) Z6 {2 ~; h8 O# N# EPrivate Divorce agreements
5 {$ t- m7 q0 z0 l" {& a9 F% `Criminal provisions of the Competition Act p: P2 V# a: @" O" u: u, S
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Prisoners Dilemma$ E) o1 |0 a t9 ^$ k
Dominant Strategies
2 `+ d6 o+ F8 u8 H. h1 C. Y/ OCollusion
. C3 B0 h: l4 W( Q! I' jYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
' v7 g# i' y% Y/ qECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications0 C% I6 K; q1 `* p8 ? m0 m
Topics:
; z0 j) j* ~! {" x; `3 Z4 JAnalysis of structure and equilibrium of games
: c/ u( d1 `6 U, l, l8 [% o; f; cApplications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
J: G; D. s ^4 s( j2 {Note! Prerequisites: / [. K; L0 Z! w$ E& O
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