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& R8 J1 n; N# W D2 Z) j6 T1 c7 RTrade. Z# E7 P1 S0 h) ]- N
Growth" z- y0 V5 }" i8 p# I" n
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China as an Emerging Economy
" G1 B% J- R, o6 H+ Y* dYou might enjoy a course about The Chinese Economy!4 t: @: w' s) L o o+ ^/ b) G
ECON 211 Chinese Economic Development; N6 l% _* n# F! J1 s: {1 y
Topics:
! `9 F' u% ?; C- \# v+ a8 `' FChinese Economy Characteristics
) G+ a( a: ~' x9 iRecent Events in the Chinese Economy2 D; ~' l4 U$ r( M( |! U" q! o
Consequences of economic reform
" v4 Y/ N* _; ^0 ACanada’s economic relations with China
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7 U/ E% m" A" T& h2 g+ k3 T7 d. @4 lRich and Poor Countries
3 v( c7 D V4 N: aWhy economies differ
0 J3 @1 j7 o' C0 {& ` q" TCauses for such differences
( s5 j# |3 n% ^* n/ `& l3 R+ FYou might enjoy a course about Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
5 f7 Q5 U, _! K. x, Q+ n( PECON 222 Technology, Institutions and Economic Growth
6 ~) k9 d7 Q4 Q7 @) g. q1 j4 B$ |Topics:
0 D1 J+ e* c- q# W1 N5 KTechnology
- m7 C L# ?, U& J% cInstitutions0 C" L% |( F/ Z& ^, I: ~/ O( b
Growth rate Convergence / Divergence
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0 F, f( j- y$ m2 l0 p+ hSupply and Demand
! i9 M- W1 s, _. Z% o8 mConsumer Behavior
4 [0 t# E( A" Z2 K7 vProduction and Cost/ w, Z% L( J7 D* E
Price and Output4 ]0 ]. ~- D$ z
Market Structures0 e2 q4 ? D/ g
You might enjoy a course about Microeconomics!
) K9 s( x& Z7 l5 K& [6 {ECON 281 Intermediate Micro Theory I9 q- m5 ~% ]/ K: y; Q \& @
Topics:
" @" u, Z6 \+ Q6 E8 MTheory of consumer behavior- s8 z+ Q! e1 H' E9 o9 [
Theory of production and cost
c7 W! O/ W( Y. ^Price and output determination under competition! o7 K" l9 p4 t1 N+ t" t' X
Monopoly and other market structures( _$ H# e% _1 @* j' B0 X7 S
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+ h# C& i5 L. \; z4 RCosts and Benefits . j% c& ~4 J0 a& @4 b/ c4 p
Externalities9 k2 o. q) H; r: w4 K
Decision-making
, p* w r$ P( x6 K5 [Or would like to learn more about $ i: [, z- U' ?3 U4 Y" x3 ?! w
Capital Investments
' \ [# C5 j1 ~: |You might enjoy a course about Project Evaluation!
: o/ Q. t/ s6 j8 @7 [ p' b: {, oECON 355 Economics of Project Evaluation" D- |$ D1 H* y) v# l
Topics:9 P3 X: U. {$ q% A8 S/ y- `" H- f
Cost-Benefit Analysis
: n* p9 D7 R) GEvaluating Public Investment Projects" c( Y0 B) C, m: M9 V
Look at examples from * l. d4 y' ^2 O$ R2 i
Transportation+ n* O% ~3 b3 d
River Basin Management/ W: b& O7 n+ ^" X
Electrical Generation
! u$ t3 ]9 z+ j* B4 C iOil & Gas and Pollution Control4 i! r4 h b+ `& ^5 z
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Supply and Demand% m8 ~" @0 `! v: G" G
Externalities
! F& ~# S. ^, F' a' L! GResource Allocation
, A7 S$ E. f8 _8 l. p- ]9 STaxation
: |5 b5 z0 p @* [7 lOr would like to learn more about $ f2 C8 A. m% J. K
Supply of Natural Resources in Canada
5 w( n$ d# g. t$ n$ B; Q% KYou might enjoy a course about Natural Resource Economics!
6 ?+ ^- u% ~6 TECON 365 Resource Economics
( }2 g9 V8 w% b- S: uTopics:
& H8 V2 _% d1 O1 k$ W6 QExploration, extraction, and taxation of exhaustible and renewable natural resources2 v' W- r8 G, @; t( W, Z4 Q1 u& Z) E
Scarcity and pricing
; [& n; } Q$ zContemporary Canadian resource policy issues" ~2 N* N& H3 w D; }0 ~/ @" p
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Resource Allocation
" O! s) \8 |, B A& U' @2 C( ?3 f4 hPricing
* j, F q, Z* `% e) z. KMarkets) D8 B4 _: V% u2 G' T
Government roles" h" ~7 j5 ~; }+ _6 O. h
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The energy sector, including sources and markets
$ k, U l! Z$ `- P% ^Canadian Energy Policy and current issues4 y/ l+ U- X& _! b$ F- n) a( z
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Energy Economics!
: B( v' j/ d _ECON 366 Energy Economics' |4 L1 O5 h& q! M4 R. b8 P
Topics:
' \# q' Z( F- E& v; p1 O0 e% d7 NPricing% r& Z% P$ G$ V) U$ K
Role in economic growth ( h2 W3 d) O2 _# c6 L
Energy sources and markets
" j4 u; K7 ^" |( \, ~+ V$ a* }Role of government - V0 Y3 L, w0 B4 U ?9 d
Regulation _, J# {+ K @, S2 \
4 i' }, {3 p# P: Q9 R l$ jIf you enjoyed learning about
5 I, z6 V5 b* F1 u2 ~( D% l t1 NExternalities. z) [0 f8 f5 i& \( {; l5 J5 ^
Regulation" O3 w; Y4 a, K3 I3 S
Government roles2 g" L( u" _7 M) T! y
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* a7 Y. i$ P; d9 f- iEconomic Impact of Environmental Deterioration
) |2 X) S5 q# a( RSteps taken to address deterioration
o. P( Z. K) ~: g2 I4 z4 x t$ d5 R/ LYou might enjoy a course about Environmental Economics! , f; s" |8 t& ]% b& n
ECON 369 Economics of the Environment
; ` G0 L$ K4 S. sTopics:
& ~; }% ]& X# j& Q$ LEconomic growth and the deterioration of the environment 9 @( E' A5 E2 `: W
Types and causes of environmental deterioration
3 h7 ?' A2 ]- z& gTheory, policy, and measurement relating to environmental deterioration
) E. i) M( n" SRecreation economics
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. z* G$ d7 B- o+ RIf you enjoyed learning about
( K" q& U) }3 C9 ?& \( K Individual Incentives
6 v( d L/ ^. |# B5 b. J9 s+ \Total Welfare 5 v3 ^% l }* w4 c" Q
You might enjoy a course about Law and Economics! 9 J' r$ @0 C% p8 V
ECON 378 Law and Economics, b/ @1 @+ i1 c- E
Topics:
4 K% w4 V' R U7 L8 tIssues in Criminal and Family Law
( [+ h( ?0 n8 D8 d/ w- I o- o' sCrime Deterrence, Plea Bargaining* t& F& m' I6 i2 T$ [
Child Support Payments: |4 c' o7 b o/ s$ S3 p/ D. P
Private Divorce agreements& u& u+ i0 {# |5 Q; |- O
Criminal provisions of the Competition Act6 |: \6 a( j7 g0 O/ K. G4 W; d
; Q3 M% D# s0 G( z( A4 u3 PIf you enjoyed learning about
$ }+ d6 F3 D% i: k. u, {Prisoners Dilemma
6 ~3 A% _9 D$ GDominant Strategies
2 x% p4 e; f# m! a, SCollusion
# U0 V9 m1 K5 M }) a, lYou might enjoy a course about Game Theory!
7 \6 y+ u" F+ C3 f# q9 ~ECON 484 Game Theory & Economic Applications+ h& u+ C& L7 d0 O6 L
Topics: / ^0 }# y6 G; H, F
Analysis of structure and equilibrium of games" q0 p3 d+ B8 X! z/ [
Applications to economic problems such as bargaining, auctions and collusion 4 g: }$ C% Q/ |/ s; L0 P0 H
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ECON 384 & 299 |
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