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If you enjoyed learning about:
$ y( T- n( @/ ]. s- I" vTrade
+ M6 B' w w8 ^ ]* tGrowth- u. ~2 k* y- p# q; s* @
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China as an Emerging Economy
3 r9 I$ q' K+ R1 KYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!# A/ N9 |7 _$ F# H
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
) _& W. A) M7 i6 sTopics: ( L7 _# h9 z3 M0 s1 B
Chinese Economy Characteristics
; m, u$ m6 f. o' Z) n2 PRecent Events in the Chinese Economy+ t7 M7 k- U6 C# a* L
Consequences of economic reform
: Z1 v) P9 m1 f# W. s+ [! MCanada’s economic relations with China) J1 }0 o6 C" I* N" N
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If you would like to learn more about:
5 X8 g9 \+ ~& mRich and Poor Countries. G) F8 ^# M8 I. }: x; Y
Why economies differ
5 ?) K$ t, o) t S/ r8 ?: ]Causes for such differences5 N3 h( {" r3 J" e. b( i/ L( G
You might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth7 F& j% I. [8 \, L& W- }
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth1 J- X5 K' ]# O( j% t0 L5 p/ S3 r a$ y
Topics:9 p) U2 _* e3 j# ]
Technology" a2 A8 K/ I( q7 d9 j0 Q
Institutions
' m' \* V, Z& q# v7 E4 J/ x4 mGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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# A! B2 ^: V( C; p$ a6 [If you enjoyed learning about / _4 C# Y# @3 g
Supply and Demand
" l" [+ B J9 KConsumer Behavior/ D8 p) g) m- Z1 ?; k' n& }
Production and Cost: f; u: o% F: u- E
Price and Output
5 \4 [2 u: H: F! ^2 ~Market Structures( C9 J- O+ m+ ~9 Q+ t6 I* V
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
& d7 Q3 d( r$ FECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I0 b( E8 Q+ u) v0 o$ A% `; ]7 S
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Theory of consumer behavior
5 N$ _' w+ M8 t( x3 YTheory of production and cost
1 r/ T& e6 f* c) y: v) VPrice and output determination under competition
' T- S8 S8 Y2 wMonopoly and other market structures8 n6 D% X7 W$ J1 S2 e
" s1 r# B: p2 y# ~4 E! KIf you enjoyed learning about $ U! q9 I8 ^4 v) c5 z/ a
Costs and Benefits + p' `: J1 _. r+ ~4 C% k- Q, S
Externalities
) _' W! ?$ [. y* J7 @( f2 X/ gDecision-making
* w. [; f6 I. A+ L, O% f9 QOr would like to learn more about
% b3 ]3 m9 ?* n+ H6 ZCapital Investments
0 F2 F- } v- V: ~3 C1 ]7 n3 y/ I/ sYou might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation! o3 w& k* \: [
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation
6 ] u% n. e& {* g' O$ ^' cTopics:
5 P1 G) W- L5 @* ^9 R* DCost-Benefit Analysis) o) Y: g8 L6 X1 W6 z* j
Evaluating Public Investment Projects0 ~% N1 C. f; W! o' D8 A
Look at examples from
% M& w7 e/ d! R- e$ hTransportation
$ u1 |' C* d& L5 Q7 p, kRiver Basin Management
+ S5 |9 W2 ?! M" J& @4 e, ^4 YElectrical Generation
1 n4 j3 q5 Z2 L9 k UOil & Gas and Pollution Control" p( M8 H- V! D7 z) O3 {$ X
0 g4 X O6 |4 D2 \If you enjoyed learning about ' e- @: K( I- V4 q8 u4 m0 c
Supply and Demand0 \/ n4 M9 I9 h! U: g' |. H: P+ e$ P
Externalities
2 ~3 y$ T3 X+ [6 s3 OResource Allocation
0 C8 X Q& I1 D PTaxation
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Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
6 h2 ~& ]- d% D- e3 U8 F6 zYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
6 \! T1 b: x; I" L! R9 GECON 365 Resource Economics, L8 \) K* n; ]
Topics:
3 T" O* H' k# R1 j: c$ q6 PExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources
! W7 }' G' s/ U' @ `4 yScarcity and pricing( S1 ] Y* r" N; z) q
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues# _# k2 _7 F. h+ a+ _: L) b, ~
8 P' h1 v1 K2 D7 A# vIf you enjoyed learning about
6 M5 \6 _9 I4 j9 I- C3 n3 oResource Allocation
$ C F" G' C7 Q! P* ~2 P7 V7 X; {Pricing
: }! E; R6 k9 U5 P, z+ q# B- ?Markets6 |6 e+ A1 t/ c* x
Government roles
/ L4 P# v1 O* Q3 j4 jOr would like to learn more about
7 `0 K4 _; X/ s6 l$ m+ d5 M) Y6 {The energy sector, including sources and markets
}# L% C; B) P5 d. |& @7 f+ oCanadian Energy Policy and current issues% z1 C; L& `* n7 t# N' y
You might enjoy a course about
( T0 }3 t- ~! dEnergy Economics!
0 b% S6 }; H2 }" S3 pECON 366 Energy Economics
0 s+ @/ k3 i7 e" r- [( V6 HTopics: ! U5 R1 q2 X; n& s6 |7 e) [. K
Pricing# p5 f' \1 ]6 G6 I
Role in economic growth 0 M: c' ?0 I& T5 z0 y& ~4 F
Energy sources and markets 0 _3 q0 k. |3 M% A
Role of government
8 }$ g( E: s6 }- eRegulation 3 N! |) L ~. E2 A& x7 ~
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Externalities, q5 \8 ]& O$ |, K6 t0 @8 a* Y
Regulation
5 T+ k# Q- G+ W; KGovernment roles+ ?" J* V1 j8 j% I/ c; }
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Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
; ?; J6 J9 W0 j$ SSteps taken to address deterioration1 M! O4 U' o8 P. j5 b
You might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! 0 b' j W6 \# d: |
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment6 Y$ g6 i1 x/ f* {8 b" K
Topics:
% G7 D, f- N. F) t$ u$ F- ?Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment
) Y8 L/ v) k# Q3 T. Q5 P3 n rTypes and causes of environmental deterioration
( Y6 Q+ Y4 }8 p K( CTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration . l5 C8 c, [. ^% O9 d h; V3 W; Y
Recreation economics
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' |3 _! E9 b0 |6 o3 MIf you enjoyed learning about; V {2 c5 B/ P3 c1 y" M/ U# i
Individual Incentives
1 f" P. h; Q$ H$ x* ATotal Welfare 8 \# K& x- N0 m7 `* M3 q- L
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! % c+ F# ~# A, u3 @
ECON 378 Law and Economics
" m9 B* f) Z' d0 f, _7 y! m- PTopics: * `) \& q- b, `5 a1 [
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
' F( s. s- |: i7 H, ^Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining
: c5 }) x% u! U7 ?" AChild Support Payments4 T& x5 c" S. s1 F$ W5 O
Private Divorce agreements
% i; s' {+ M$ @9 ^$ G. |, L/ fCriminal provisions of the Competition Act/ \! D" X a( }9 g* e4 p' c# w
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If you enjoyed learning about 1 t2 Z/ V1 e8 t: {: ^
Prisoners Dilemma; {6 ^! e& F- |& y% f+ ~# ?
Dominant Strategies+ ~, B* m& ` x+ W+ K
Collusion" o2 A) d# h) F
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! / |2 B/ Q$ ^6 y! z7 ]0 y
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications& r, \5 m) T; `* M5 P
Topics: 6 [, i( M' F( O( m9 i. G8 {
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games+ y. g- J8 ?# g8 G4 n
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
0 k- \4 I2 Q( M3 cNote! Prerequisites:
2 G% e, f9 D1 _. Z5 W0 YECON 384 & 299 |
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