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Trade
, @$ j3 b7 |9 E% o: a. xGrowth
* z4 ]' q9 D$ `$ s# h3 U6 qOr would like to learn more about:
/ g- |& k+ D5 x8 O' jChina as an Emerging Economy) y* ]3 ], N6 {+ a+ @9 t
You might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!
6 z7 A' Z& O* Z8 H5 Y* x" XECON 211 Chinese Economic Development
4 O% A+ y/ Z1 j& S# s% q9 ?# s5 ~( nTopics: 9 T# P* t1 k3 N- P: r- e7 c
Chinese Economy Characteristics# ]5 _% h/ M! w) a; e. E G( |
Recent Events in the Chinese Economy' I8 H- O* |, g4 }. D" I: y3 B
Consequences of economic reform7 x- E0 ?7 v: [# ?, t7 k9 W) k
Canada’s economic relations with China
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! a, z; \! K# k# w! p( CIf you would like to learn more about:
/ S; u' l: S; p( Q N( ^" j' {Rich and Poor Countries- E% T- L# L+ E% i3 h5 s
Why economies differ
8 @' f- @0 i( G/ \6 k* i% Q- \Causes for such differences
- A+ e+ p1 f# W/ TYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth& u( E6 U2 M: X8 J2 ?. H2 h* a
ECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth, E+ D$ D- {( f& N. x
Topics:
8 [6 ~( Y- o2 D5 f8 R9 V8 Q) jTechnology2 J4 E) I! H7 W8 y% ^5 l. d
Institutions
/ b4 ^8 p4 l) `9 ^" |& TGrowth rate Convergence / Divergence
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* p* @0 N& X7 z' D, TSupply and Demand8 F2 S' p2 g( ~0 `
Consumer Behavior
; A! Q3 F6 x1 bProduction and Cost- @5 U4 i6 ]3 k" f' C9 B
Price and Output
0 r9 Z0 m7 N3 {- b6 Y- b% xMarket Structures. D& B7 q7 n5 C$ Z. m5 t( e
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!$ h4 W$ A6 e" T0 @( _. W) Y
ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I
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Theory of consumer behavior
/ J& \" J& l" ^Theory of production and cost. m$ H, H/ n+ A3 {+ G4 G- H
Price and output determination under competition
) F8 \* Y) L ~1 x0 e8 [- }8 BMonopoly and other market structures
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$ M9 D' e& H$ F/ VIf you enjoyed learning about
0 {- Z. c0 V. J$ y' nCosts and Benefits ' E( Z. D2 O, K5 d
Externalities I* U1 ~" K$ s8 i+ }( x9 b t
Decision-making
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Capital Investments& } j6 I, M7 {; I
You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!8 z5 m3 l# |* W! {# A: {
ECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation2 ?+ v+ }. |# w4 H. Y
Topics:
8 j% L. q2 U( \' ]0 r# D" OCost-Benefit Analysis
8 c9 e6 x$ u+ X7 v4 G9 c4 aEvaluating Public Investment Projects( ^# h. j4 n6 d5 r
Look at examples from
2 y( O( E5 I! Z0 cTransportation; {3 N, ]; B; |( `4 ? i. N, u# Z
River Basin Management
: i" v" \8 o0 ^. L- hElectrical Generation
0 r/ I c. F4 AOil & Gas and Pollution Control( b* n0 Q+ @7 G! J7 Y2 V9 [/ w
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If you enjoyed learning about
% }$ t( a6 W6 I: D) E2 y( tSupply and Demand
4 u) J1 x& T1 k( g3 SExternalities
2 E" w7 V+ Q7 ^. F# {. nResource Allocation, U1 Z" j) O6 ]7 h( C! C
Taxation# K9 b8 W( k4 ^" s0 A
Or would like to learn more about 6 x9 ~) p+ H+ _- d' T* R$ w% R1 {2 ^
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada" `$ H0 C/ @" F% W
You might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
4 p. y0 `" e; t1 o& lECON 365 Resource Economics
0 e8 L2 [9 }7 I9 Y& @* STopics:2 ~1 Z2 c6 b' u' A4 R& U; ^
Exploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources$ V8 G( T! ^: j2 o$ n0 E8 p
Scarcity and pricing5 n! P9 |9 Q8 \3 \2 ]3 f* O
Contemporary Canadian resource policy issues2 g) Z. W6 k Q' z
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1 q0 ? {) k4 w" @1 ?4 N+ k( vResource Allocation- j* ^. J1 w( j/ B( v" S
Pricing/ V* R4 x) M0 V6 f g( X! ]
Markets7 ^" H! X4 b; a8 ~& [
Government roles
: c1 `* t! J& fOr would like to learn more about ! ~4 @1 R! V ?. z6 _$ U% R
The energy sector, including sources and markets
, S) W9 ]& t4 SCanadian Energy Policy and current issues8 ~: W/ Q+ d) d" O7 e, F
You might enjoy a course about # K$ j- K& m" s+ y; z- T' ]
Energy Economics!
% R7 X6 c- c0 J1 J0 fECON 366 Energy Economics* {8 }& E; H7 D) Y! n0 }; M, F
Topics: 8 t& {! ]1 H9 k) ?0 I }! k0 M7 o
Pricing8 b! \$ }4 O6 T" ]* D
Role in economic growth
( D" F1 G6 t2 F1 g& zEnergy sources and markets
4 a! Q4 M1 A( \Role of government
# O& N/ R$ A9 m4 [9 S0 ERegulation * T- l. {/ }+ I' R& e; J, {
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If you enjoyed learning about
4 h" n9 F- Z9 o9 f# z& jExternalities V9 T: p7 s8 l( U2 }
Regulation
! t+ k/ z, W: |0 ^Government roles( Y1 F1 L5 t. _* G y
Or would like to learn more about 6 m! e% O) H: }: Z4 m7 o" j
Economic Impact of Environmental Deterioration0 e2 E5 n, u7 |5 v$ R: ~
Steps taken to address deterioration
: U' s+ s* ]- \, O7 b7 iYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics!
' H+ l0 O2 Q' q# v0 \2 LECON 369 Economics of the Environment
! V" V. m3 x1 d1 W$ Y: W E6 tTopics: , [) q( j+ |) e- y3 v
Economic growth and the deterioration of the environment . H c# m% q! O( D: E2 V
Types and causes of environmental deterioration ) U# p% U3 M1 y. j+ d; p8 R
Theory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration : ~# _! x9 x0 E, C) v- h( n
Recreation economics/ `, v) U( }2 T ]
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Individual Incentives
# [2 V, m' Z8 O0 zTotal Welfare ( J- c: d$ M* u) O \ @
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! & t3 F, M- a8 v$ d3 l
ECON 378 Law and Economics
9 B2 j( s+ m+ [2 ]9 V2 tTopics: % l1 @' Y0 q: f0 T: V( ^
Issues in Criminal and Family Law
p* |" [& {5 Z' S5 a8 A+ NCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining9 p2 N$ y* E: |/ l0 m- n0 g
Child Support Payments1 B# ]: f' y% L5 o# P
Private Divorce agreements4 U/ d- b3 T& g# A
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act
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`* h; s6 G4 e9 [! ?Prisoners Dilemma# S9 F& Y1 ~ j( t( a% K
Dominant Strategies9 i; k& h! @# p& g& X* y1 Y% g
Collusion
9 M1 v1 @! B" a( s* ~You might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
/ Z& E T% k6 l1 uECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications
8 e- ?/ Z2 f$ s q3 y0 Y6 WTopics: , w7 g: D( t2 z' h2 [0 O
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games V! a& \% l' u3 b8 {
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion ( F; T7 d3 h6 x' \8 W
Note! Prerequisites:
, `4 V9 E8 f/ ?6 T1 xECON 384 & 299 |
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