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If you enjoyed learning about:
5 `( M$ `( p+ ?2 mTrade
8 Y% Y* R! H! {" mGrowth
" }0 j* Y: T x7 V. @! HOr would like to learn more about:
% O. A: E: Q% A: h- k+ NChina as an Emerging Economy
. V; ^1 s; m7 e% z4 y2 u) n( iYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!: I' G5 g& H; d9 b
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development H$ g' X; a" x* P- ?- h
Topics:
' ~& U* }1 b: L# E# l# fChinese Economy Characteristics- M4 H6 h9 g2 y4 L$ M) L
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy8 V, B' o, Z9 l" T# m* q
Consequences of economic reform1 O: }% m* Q4 ?) G% x8 r/ A
Canada’s economic relations with China1 X- _8 Q3 `! s6 h- m2 `* e
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3 M7 H) a2 r B" M/ h5 hRich and Poor Countries
u3 v- q" T ]6 M$ {* Y3 n* lWhy economies differ
$ f- d' A. Q; tCauses for such differences
# I) u6 h$ m2 N2 e& MYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
7 U( O: c. w4 m6 T9 X( w- |ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
+ m( w4 J: z0 p# DTopics:% {5 T' C6 D# f3 T, _" P, H2 [
Technology+ F p% F' K. b
Institutions
6 d0 O3 Z# L; y5 j$ h' @ VGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence k& R+ x3 y& W6 T
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Supply and Demand0 l" @% g3 _" y* G- n, C
Consumer Behavior0 z2 O' S' @. G) V! T: t. \' S
Production and Cost
$ s& _' \1 l/ yPrice and Output7 f+ m# Q4 Y$ q+ I
Market Structures
% s% i1 w7 ]9 x {- v. yYou might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
2 X, F/ h* G+ U7 RECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
- s. P( N5 p1 ~' q: Q4 RTopics:
8 o/ z9 R& g( I$ n4 W" ~Theory of consumer behavior
$ a% H' R1 j, ATheory of production and cost( V3 t8 h: W/ b# @$ b" @
Price and output determination under competition
7 r" Z8 e* V) G4 Q+ j. pMonopoly and other market structures
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* L$ U5 n8 a+ ^6 _If you enjoyed learning about
, B1 j8 _% |$ W- q1 ?5 cCosts and Benefits 7 p# d O+ c* h0 F
Externalities, z1 R) o7 X) C* S
Decision-making
/ Z) n6 D6 y8 I) z" nOr would like to learn more about
8 U/ ^2 t3 ]5 U( p2 `) o9 @ gCapital Investments3 D" f! I' @# X& |$ D
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
3 H/ x. U c5 s, N+ IECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation9 i S2 I, l8 r
Topics:
0 M# i7 c; d" r5 TCost-Benefit Analysis9 e" g, a6 n# [/ p0 M+ |6 @4 q0 c
Evaluating Public Investment Projects
; z+ ^1 W2 b& m2 Q& uLook at examples from ! H; u3 r- K3 ^3 L# }. u3 H
Transportation
! |8 J( R) ^4 C) S. X7 Y$ iRiver Basin Management& E4 Q- d( q& F- r
Electrical Generation5 V0 {& s/ \. O8 L3 L6 V
Oil & Gas and Pollution Control: k d4 o2 S) ]& {8 j* F* `/ w+ m
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Supply and Demand
: n1 R! v, L& W/ O5 xExternalities
5 U$ _/ n. e) X7 N# N4 X* O4 a# WResource Allocation6 W j: U( O( i
Taxation: g+ v% q+ R, C" ^! }' s! I& C
Or would like to learn more about
9 o" J) B6 L: Y$ V3 g! oSupply of Natural Resources in Canada
' X: v' E, n9 ^0 I* f0 q4 w& \7 @) eYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!: W1 p/ M. e" b& r
ECON 365 Resource Economics
) V- c6 Y# s# UTopics:
, a0 ]4 I: g# v3 TExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources# ~ H5 r* m7 V
Scarcity and pricing
& D& ~. N3 q7 _: L0 D _Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues" ?. X* l) ^, |8 |9 f6 t3 \7 _. J
. t1 x$ x9 j, g: P$ V3 t" pIf you enjoyed learning about
9 l ]: B7 z$ `: T9 LResource Allocation
* r' |- l2 y) |% y3 d' [Pricing
! ]; ~: v# S8 m( ] m( tMarkets2 \* D" v, Y& C
Government roles6 w4 p! R4 R, Y1 w; {- N A6 B
Or would like to learn more about
# o) _7 V& a2 t1 mThe energy sector, including sources and markets: k2 b# u# F" R% g
Canadian Energy Policy and current issues, m D" G1 L/ I6 l3 s
You might enjoy a course about
; s2 T$ q! U9 d1 TEnergy Economics!
. C5 W* V! e7 ^! v. `ECON 366 Energy Economics
, u2 F3 V' F, uTopics: # n8 Q. {5 t5 R' ]9 K
Pricing5 k- v5 X) H* k: r$ o
Role in economic growth * Z: q. N/ O" M+ ]1 Y$ B, {4 B
Energy sources and markets * F5 {8 M* o/ y8 C& F
Role of government
" x* m+ y4 _* g1 @$ W- m0 mRegulation 3 E* F* ]* X/ ]: s; r0 Y: S7 ?
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Externalities
6 {# q. g# W/ hRegulation9 u1 w6 \# Q9 G9 k
Government roles1 L. R5 Z u' ?0 Y
Or would like to learn more about
% u; \/ Y+ `4 {; `& A# Y8 yEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration1 ~- y9 `8 U( j" W* i+ y' M
Steps taken to address deterioration
, y& d6 m; f- G2 z% M/ hYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
8 o9 t* q$ ]8 H! DECON 369 Economics of the Environment1 }9 w! l' N- _+ ~5 Q: x
Topics:
9 ?/ r# Y g- A6 V7 I" cEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment ' p7 v& J j. t, g- F: _
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
- E2 x' h# L1 e9 s# Y; kTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration ( K/ q6 ^ C& n% A
Recreation economics" f' W4 F- U3 U2 D; ^6 n% r
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If you enjoyed learning about4 A5 [+ R1 ^6 J- @
Individual Incentives; ~+ \2 z9 \; @ U8 W! F
Total Welfare ' ?3 i N) J9 z9 W4 C
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! . i3 \! ]' s1 o# }# a+ @1 I& \
ECON 378 Law and Economics
4 k% P' k* \1 _9 `Topics: - t/ [4 w/ F3 W. g( w" l
Issues in Criminal and Family Law% u" i4 r' g7 Z! V# q) `# u- J" J
Crime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining+ T4 J+ {2 q+ O) Y
Child Support Payments
8 y: k( C8 u3 J* ~5 ]) ]% OPrivate Divorce agreements
" V2 l$ y3 f- Y$ L7 Q* PCriminal provisions of the Competition Act- v! `' t- ]/ x% j2 E& X4 r" I
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If you enjoyed learning about
% ~& n8 H3 R4 G0 d- v" @) WPrisoners Dilemma
1 d6 D! U S; g8 F$ h N8 MDominant Strategies: Q5 I( @3 [' Q' s; n
Collusion2 _) h* m# w" r9 q& u$ |
You might enjoy a course about Game Theory! $ G7 K- q7 W8 y c
ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications- t d0 Z6 h& e$ ]/ V& n2 k
Topics: : z' v5 x* V; f: t7 R r* k/ h
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games) c4 L* m/ b d3 D: U3 j0 h
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion
& S) f/ I: k8 J) _$ FNote! Prerequisites: ' t) B/ k- V' n! a, U# X" Z
ECON 384 & 299 |
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